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Off atleast they got that right , imagine playing the game for years waiting for a new update and they ruin your DOM build
Anyway it's a good game with replay value but sub path looks dumb at the end
Anyway it's a good game with replay value but sub path looks dumb at the end
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Tried to send them an email inquiring an open staff slot a few years ago, but to no avail.
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Out of these three people, none of which had the same expertise as the old writer who left the team some years ago. I kinda get it if in between the three had no idea how submission works. In between them, it's probably their first time writing such scenario -- but who knows?
To be honest, I know BDSM from R34 (meaning I only knew the very tip of the iceberg), but wouldn't hurt that much to ask people who had expertise on the matter to get a better understanding.
I kinda sense that Hreinn as a team is getting more burned out.
- Dec 11, 2021
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Quite right. I was shocked that my Sabia, who commanded the military and defeated everyone in the arena, was standing and could not say anything to the cat girl!
Yes, I choose the submissive path, but even when the shaman or the orc leader tried to humiliate me, at least I always had the choice to refuse or come up with something. For example, I didn't go through the shaman's rituals, just because I didn't want to. But there is an absolute linearity of choice. Now, if you are a submissive, then any character can use you as they want. And there's nothing you can do about it. Idiocy.
And by the way, you are absolutely right about the laziness of the developers who simply replaced the orcs with black mercenaries. It's a cheap move. I think you're right. They will continue to milk the game for years, with tiny updates, without the development of the main plot.
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Thank you. I was wondering what happens in the case of the DOM path. The problem is that the SUBs are not given a choice. Although before, the player always had a choice.
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True, you usually get a choice but in this case it's a matter of:
Bris tries to blackmail Sabia.
If Sub..
If Dom..
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I wouldn't hold your breath. I'd been supporting the game since 2017. I've also been running a couple erotic online roleplaying campaigns for 4 years. I have offered more than once to help write for the game. I even offered to work for free.
can someone send me or post here a save right before the power struggle for tents please my previous laptop broke and i cant be bothered to play again also sub if possible
- Jul 12, 2017
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They didn't even bother replying, too. So I kinda figured out what kind of people I'm working with. From there, I knew these folks aren't the ones who opened themselves up easily unless they are really in a pinch.
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It's a pity. The support of community enthusiasts always helps the project develop.
I think there are only two possible explanations for the lack of response. KoD developers may simply not understand the value of working with an audience (which I personally doubt, given that they use Patreon).
Or the creators of kingdom of deception are no longer interested in developing their own game and the logical conclusion of the story. Considering this project simply as a long-term source of profit. No passion or interest in the game itself.
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i agree on you on the latter part but i do think that having the community dictate the progression of the story tends to ruin it and from alot of games that allow the community to affect major plot direction of the story it tends to go either 2 ways, one it gets soo diluted to please a mass audience that it gets boring (i do think that KoD is one of the games that is heading this way) or 2 that it develops major feature creep like promising way too much and not progressing the main plot to fullfill said promises (which i think KoD also suffers from this)It's a pity. The support of community enthusiasts always helps the project develop.
I think there are only two possible explanations for the lack of response. KoD developers may simply not understand the value of working with an audience (which I personally doubt, given that they use Patreon).
Or the creators of kingdom of deception are no longer interested in developing their own game and the logical conclusion of the story. Considering this project simply as a long-term source of profit. No passion or interest in the game itself.
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I didn't say anything about how community should dictate the progression of the story.
The point is that it would be nice if developers paid attention to enthusiasts who want to help them make the game better. Especially when everyone sees the obvious drop in the level of the story script, the lack of new ideas and game mechanics.
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people helping is still the same thing more less as its them influencing it in one way or the other though and there are better solutions to it like setting actual viable goals and fulfilling those goals in a feasible schedule thats actually why i agree with the assessment that the devs feel like they don't care anymore and that this is only a cash grab for them nowI didn't say anything about how community should dictate the progression of the story.
The point is that it would be nice if developers paid attention to enthusiasts who want to help them make the game better. Especially when everyone sees the obvious drop in the level of the story script, the lack of new ideas and game mechanics.
No, i think you missed the most likely case: management issues.It's a pity. The support of community enthusiasts always helps the project develop.
I think there are only two possible explanations for the lack of response. KoD developers may simply not understand the value of working with an audience (which I personally doubt, given that they use Patreon).
Or the creators of kingdom of deception are no longer interested in developing their own game and the logical conclusion of the story. Considering this project simply as a long-term source of profit. No passion or interest in the game itself.
Namely the fact that Hreinn basically has no management to speak of. I won't go into the list of reasons, but as it stands without any proper management or inner structure, adding more people to the project could make things slower.
To avoid misunderstanding: i'm sure that if Hreinn could accept community help, then the game would be overall better and maybe the updates faster, but in order to do so, first they would have to make internal improvements first and between an artist, a writer and a programmer it is absolutely possible that none of them are good at these kinds of things.
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Lynn's face is completely different than before. Props for Nomo for going back to where their art started.
Thanks for sharing, by the way.
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Thanks for sharing! To clarify this is bonus content and not ingame art.
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I think this is quite obvious.
With the current rate of updates, it doesn't look like we'll get to the war line with Lundar any time soon. If we get there at all ...
- Aug 3, 2017
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Why?? This is honestly quite shocking to hear. I mean, props for you to support something, but this one? There are so many more deserving teams and underappreciated solo devs out there that could benefit more of your support and be thankful and appreciative of it while also posting progress reports and delivering content as quickly as they can -- unlike Hreinn Games. I gotta believe that you know that's true.
Look, I'm not trying to denigrate your choice here; I respect you as a fellow Zoner. I myself have supported them -- in the past; not now however. The way they are now -- how they conduct themselves and the "progress" they make on KoD -- simply doesn't justify them getting anyone's financial support until they shape up. I'm about given up on them, to be honest. They haven't earned the rights to anyone's hard-earned money, in my opinion. They have done a fine job of poisoning the well on the other hand, and they need to work on clearing that mess up first.
I mean, wow, you've been supporting them since 2017? Jesus Christ, I feel like I need to give you some kind of achievement, or somethin'. ^^" I don't know, I guess I'll pray to the gaming gawds to bless you for your undying support of a game that's been through development hell... Don't you ever feel like you're just being milked at times though? *Sighs* I HOPE YOU WIN THE LOTTERY AND HAVE NOTHING BUT HAPPY DAYS AHEAD OF YOU!!! ;]
*Just point of fact, I went with the assumption that you've been supporting them financially all this time. If that's not the case, then... I guess this post is kinda moot, lol. ^^'
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All valid points.
I initially started pledging because the game started out strong and I was enthusiastic after playing Noxian Nights. Over time I made some great friends in their Discord server. As things started going downhill I continued supporting them financially hoping the current writer would shape up and things would improve. But over time I eventually reduced my $15/month pledge and early this spring I finally dropped down to a dollar. At this point I just stick around to watch the dumpster fire and interact with friends in their Discord.