momoman2
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You will obviously want to test the waters first, and if everything works out you can just keep commissioning art in long term. The game currently has so little content i wouldn't even call it anything above a 0.1 build, i haven't played that many games but games like my pig princess have insanely high quality art and the artist adds engaging sex scenes every update starting the very first version, with enough buildup and story too. I believe hiring another artist would greatly increase the content amount per update, which this game needs very much currently. As for the technical part, i honestly think hiring another artist and letting kimkun focus on the technical part for at least an update or two should be enough to fix most of the bugs (which there are not that many of and they don't really kill the immersion except maybe 1 or 2 game breaking ones).I don't know if this is good or bad.
Dropping an update every month is already really fast, sure it doesn't have a lot of art, but all those games that take 7 months to drop an update don't have a lot of art either.
Hiring a new artist for a commission? Isn't a commission a one-and-done art piece that you pay for once? How does this make the game development faster?
Either something is lost in the translation, or this doesn't make sense unless he means to hire that artist to work on his game for an extended time.
And if he means that, I hope it's for adding more art, not trying to release faster updates.
What he needs is to hire a programmer to handle all the technical problems.
Oh, and btw, I know he already is working with one artist for the game. Possibly more, I just don't see the benefit of hiring one more at this point, not when the game needs technical support so much more.
Either way bigger team = more content, i see this as an absolute positive. I want to see the 0.5 update first but i can only assume that by having another artist on the team every update could be as big as the promised size of 0.5, maybe sometimes even bigger