They use the file called "persistent" to store which scenes were unlocked. You can find that file in the save folder (appdata and also in the /game/saves folder).
I don't really see the problem though.
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I don't really see the problem though.
- Oct 28, 2017
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So the floating plane without fuel is finally stalling.... sad... another great game going to be ruined and abandoned because the creators got the cash for free and now they dont have motivation anymore...
Thats why i love pirating! most of developers dont deserve trust, first give the complete game THEN i will give u the cash.
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- Aug 9, 2021
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Its obvious ever since Sierra left that production has massively dropped. Nomo might have the artistic side to him but there seems to be no one there putting stuff together and it gets even worse when they hire new staff midway in into the prologue. Yes I call it the prologue because it literally feels like the opening chapter of a book. We are introduced to a tribe, a bit of backstory and venture out once or twice but there's not more depth and we as the player have managed to achieve nothing in regards to impact outside the tribe and inside the tribe its very miniscule.
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Dont see it getting abandoned any time soon. Getting ~10k for once a year update with at best half an hour of new content ? They will keep milking until the last drop
- Oct 28, 2017
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thats the exact definition of abandoning in this industry, u will see less and less until there is no update for 2-3 years and bam abandoned, this is not the first time this happened, sadly...
pls
next version
next version
3 patches
I think 1 week between them at best is a good estimation
3 weeks from now is 1st of July
They aren't going to meet their self-declared timeline, again.
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THE GODS DEMAND SACRIFICE!!!
- Sep 20, 2021
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This game and others are very good examples why patreon should be dismantled or not used for porn industry,you see the results here and it by definiton promotes laziness.
People to fight something like this cancell all your patreon subscriptions and try to get others to do the same,this is the only way...short of kidnapping nomo and others...to make a difference and maybe to see KoD finished.
People to fight something like this cancell all your patreon subscriptions and try to get others to do the same,this is the only way...short of kidnapping nomo and others...to make a difference and maybe to see KoD finished.
- Nov 16, 2017
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They have failed to do that already. They said they would release Ylva quest by early June but it is 11th/12th June (depending on where you live) and I don't see any signs of a release yet.
On the discord this morning Nomo said NDS would finish inserting the Patch 1: Ylva content into an update in "a few days". So i'd say that 1) I'm with Shakira, Hrienn is most certainly missing their "early" in the month deadline, and 2) Jinsoyun is absolutely right that coding seems like their critical bottleneck.
I'm not saying it's NDS' fault (...though NDS has admitted their computer is a potato that can't run RPGMaker's browser form) as the team's project management skills would make me suspect that this may be a workflow issue where the art and writing is dumped at the feet of coder, who then has to hustle to get it all together last minute. Full speculation on my part here on the root of issue, i bet the blame lies squarely in the middle of this team's triangle.
- Feb 4, 2021
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Should have an "abandoned" tag until patches are released in a timely manner.
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I think if we invented some kind of tag for this kind of developers, like [Dev's slow as fuck] tag, it would help a lot. The games with some actual active developers will get more attention(which will also encourage slow devs to start working, since people won't look at the slow-dev games as much), and everyone will see which games are barely progressing and aren't worth getting your hopes high.
- Aug 9, 2021
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Like they care if some people on a pirate forum complain when they can milk coomers.
No game developer cares about F95 except maybe startup peeps looking for an audience. Why would they otherwise? They could put a scamming fucks tag on it here and they wouldn't care.
Patreon and subscribestar are the ones that would have to enforce this kind of thing and since they don't...
Patreon and subscribestar are the ones that would have to enforce this kind of thing and since they don't...
- Sep 20, 2021
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starting with f95 would be fine too,it would build momentum,you cant just force patreon and subscribestar,we need to take small steps and that is first f95,it would hurt their revenue all the same.
Unless a developers is releasing a demo to F95, most pirates of this site aren't coming here to pay the developers.
Subscribestar and Patreon should be able to punish developers who don't have any activity on their respective platforms. Even if its just shutting them down until they get their shit together. Of course they won't, because both platforms get a respective cut of money, and they want that easy cash as well.
Subscribestar and Patreon should be able to punish developers who don't have any activity on their respective platforms. Even if its just shutting them down until they get their shit together. Of course they won't, because both platforms get a respective cut of money, and they want that easy cash as well.
Well, we can't tell anyone what they should care about or like. That's even one of the basis of this forum if i understand it correctly. People like different things and that's that. So if a developer doesn't like this forum, then that's up to them too. After all, it is true that a lot of us are unwilling or unable to give them financial support.
However i would argue that even if they don't like this place, it is a mistake to completely ignore it. After all, what is literally the oldest trick in the book of businesses?
Gather a crowd! Sure, not everyone from that crowd will buy from you, maybe only a few of them will, but it is still marketing. You never only advertise to your already existing costumers otherwise your business will have a hard time growing.
I always thought that this thread turned too hostile towards the devs way too early on. Just check how far back you'll already find posts along the lines of "3 months for an update??? lazy devs, dead game"... how times have changed. But at the same time i know it was better for us when the devs visited here and other forums too, not only drip feeding information on discord, and judging by their peak earning around $8k a month i would say that it was better for them too.
Also oshkoshdorosh mentioned that their coder apparently does not have a proper PC that could handle this job well. If that's true, then i might owe him an apology, but since there is no communication, i will never have a way to know if i just jumped the gun there. And i make a conscious effort to stay focused and constructive whenever i have the chance.
However i would argue that even if they don't like this place, it is a mistake to completely ignore it. After all, what is literally the oldest trick in the book of businesses?
Gather a crowd! Sure, not everyone from that crowd will buy from you, maybe only a few of them will, but it is still marketing. You never only advertise to your already existing costumers otherwise your business will have a hard time growing.
I always thought that this thread turned too hostile towards the devs way too early on. Just check how far back you'll already find posts along the lines of "3 months for an update??? lazy devs, dead game"... how times have changed. But at the same time i know it was better for us when the devs visited here and other forums too, not only drip feeding information on discord, and judging by their peak earning around $8k a month i would say that it was better for them too.
Also oshkoshdorosh mentioned that their coder apparently does not have a proper PC that could handle this job well. If that's true, then i might owe him an apology, but since there is no communication, i will never have a way to know if i just jumped the gun there. And i make a conscious effort to stay focused and constructive whenever i have the chance.
Honestly part of the early times hostility was because of people remembering the very consistent monthly update schedule when they did NN. They also generally were better about posting both public and supporter posts at those times. Hell, I was posting various "Give them a chance, they said they'd be doing less frequent updates when they started the project" things back in the day. My stance has completely changed since then.