Oh wow, that is some next level ego among those companies. As for the dev, sadly I agree that he probably will stick to that decision.
At this point the dev will likely stick around like a bad cold sore. As for his hatred of international people, the game wasn't even being sold in most of the world. Not only that but no other devs react the way he did over someone across the planet making a fan translation.
Oh you didn't hear the best part yet, guess why they closed the servers, because the game, which was EXTREMLY popular in the European and American regions, didn't sell so well and wasn't so popular in the korean market. the fans were Furious over this reason, and started to protest ingame standing around the main plaza area, and did an emote that lets your character hold a torch. up to 33 instances of this place were created, filled to the brim with players standing around holding torches to protest the server shutdown (1 instance = 100 players).
he certainly went overboard over a simple translation, still feel bad for the translator, wasn't that the guy who made this 2D pixel game where you are hiding from succubus? either way, it was just a translation, no need to blow a lid over this, i mean yeah, we are a pirate site, but we also encourage people to support the devs if we really like their work.
I think we all can agree that Asimofu's reaction was a definite overreaction, especially since he (if I recall correctly...) didn't even bother talking to the guy who translated his game. In all utter honesty, his game isn't remotely finished out and what he has currently can qualify as a demo if not... less than that.
A guy (who's a dev) made a translation for Asimofu's game. Asimofu found out somehow (I forgot how) and he blocked him on Twitter immediately and had concerns over copyright and stuff. This is me putting it bluntly. Whilst it is understandable somewhat... Asimofu's reaction was a bit extreme, especially considering that his game is nowhere near complete and the fact he didn't even talk to the translator at all before blocking him outright. I believe Japanese copyright is different from America's though (I don't shit about copyright)? Nevertheless, that incident made Asimofu wary of foreigners for some reason... I get some of us will pirate, but still...
Nah, just someone jumping the gun since it has been 7 months (now 7.5 months) since the last update. Asimofu is more secretive now about progress and if he does update, it will likely be a big one. In addition, the longest he has went without giving out a update was 6 months... so yeah. He did mention on his Twitter that he MAY be releasing a update this month.
Honestly dont expect an update to come out from him til we actually are able to download it
Don't make one copium your whole personality, my dude.
Nah, don't be... out of all the h-games this year, this game was the one I was looking forward towards the most.
*pats your back* There there, it is a cute looking game, i can understand why ya want to see it succeed. me? i'm only here for the Monster Girls. shame the dev is such a recluse.
Indeed, it isn't good to pirate, but still, at least let people know that you are actively working on the game. Can't imagine what his supporters on Ci-en must be feeling about his inactivity and secrecy.
Irony for a fan-based culture (Comiket, doujinshi, etc etc)
I expected a lot more considering it has been 8 months since the last update... Well, in the progress report, he did mention that his "physical condition" is now good. Welp, looks like someone has to remove that abandon tag now.
The way things are going with these 1-year-spaced updates, I wonder if we will have a gallery implemented someday.
