It's a night event with Nessi in the tents. I think you need high enough lust and it is post the Kantir event.
Hopefully this never needs asking again in this thread.
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Its been a few month and people are still asking on how to get ripped suit lvl1. Seriously?
Just play the goddamn game!
When I played the game the first time I got that stuff without any problems whatsoever and all I had to do is to play the game as it should be played.
Kuja and Belius should seriously consider making FAQ a priority because questions like "rep doesn't go above 199, is it a bug?" at this point is pure cringe and mockery.
Just play the goddamn game!
When I played the game the first time I got that stuff without any problems whatsoever and all I had to do is to play the game as it should be played.
Kuja and Belius should seriously consider making FAQ a priority because questions like "rep doesn't go above 199, is it a bug?" at this point is pure cringe and mockery.
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When people don't take the time to plug their question into the search bar here - do you believe they will spend time looking for a possible FAQ?
Even if it was included in the download I am confident the number of repeat questions here wouldn't go down.
That being said, Abe did say he'd work on the wiki, so that's already kinda in the works.
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If theres a link to dev-s FAQ, perhaps there would be less of this nonsense going on. Yes, I do think so. There is difference between looking for answer that you dont know if it exists and simply going down the link to read the FAQ that might be able to help you oneway or another.
It might help, it might not. I think it would help. We won't know until it is there.
If Abel updates wiki, he should really consider to include different questions like "rep, sub and Lust are limited, its not a bug" and how to rip your suit. Otherwise wiki doesnt help really. It doesnt really help as if right now, people dont even read it.
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Can you help me with something? I downloaded version 7.0, but when I try to open it crashes and gives me an error, I never happened with any previous versions. Any ideas please?
PS: I can not take screen shots sorry
PS: I can not take screen shots sorry
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Oof, oh well as long as they keep their game working and clean.
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Is the 0.7 like a real .7 (70%) or is it a Patreon .7 where it's .00000000000000001 + 6 useless updates?
I'd like to know because my net's shitty and I'd rather not download this if it's got no content :/
I'd like to know because my net's shitty and I'd rather not download this if it's got no content :/
It got a fair bit of content.
However considering their goals its likely not at 70% (likely nowhere near it even).
But to be fair thats hard to actually quantify, since most of the work on a game isen't the "content" itself but rather background stuff that a gamer only notice indirectly.
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Sorry, its nowhere near to 70%. its just a number of version. Doesn't mean really anything. Right now game has still only rep lvl 1 stuff, so its about less than 25%.
It has some content, but its not a whole lot. If you want to expirience A LOT of new stuff, I suggest you to wait until 1.0. But I assume it will take dev-s about half a year to get there.
I've said it before, and I will keep saying it. A version number does not necessarily mean anything. It just indicates that the version with the higher number is newer than the version with a lower number. It does not indicate how much of the finished game is done, and it should never be seen as such. They don't have to go from 0.9 to version 1.0. They could go to version 0.10 and so on. And even if they go to 1.0, that does not mean that it means the game is ready for a full release.
There's plenty of content in the game. It will keep you occupied for a few hours. Or at least that's been my experience. And that's with using the cheats at the start. But if you don't like reading, then I suggest you don't even bother with this game at all. The majority of play time comes from reading the dialogue, and I think that's also where the majority of the "good stuff" in this game lies. But that's just my opinion.
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A version number used to signify progress in a project being worked on. 0.7 is 70%, they should be more accurate or outright stop lying, that's the norm for Patreon but other projects have more honest version numbers like a .23b being an early beta good enough to release for a preview. Again 0.7 implies 70% completion on a project with 1.0 being an initial full release, further updates being fixes or new additions altogether. You may as well just have a date as your version number unless you're actively trying to be inaccurate and disingenuous but that's Patreon for ya, and people will defend this shitty business model with their lives if they have to while "developers" do nothing for months on end and rack in ridiculous amounts of money. Not that I'm complaining about that, people do with their money what they like, but it takes a special kind of asshole to take advantage of that so openly and willingly. Most furries and tumblrettes don't care though, and that's who you wanna pander to if you wanna be successful, the ardent devout niche.
Anyway, as far as the content goes I got 20 days in and saw what I believe is all of it, besides getting my clothes torn which is kinda convoluted and I'll leave for some other time, I also played with an alternate save file to see the fail states (which there's no consequence for as far as I know, the next day is just a full reset again except for some NPC interactions). There's a lot of fluff and a lot of talk but not much of it is interesting, a few characters are cute and charming but nothing "deep" like you're making it out to be, maybe that'll change. Either way there's no real substance so far but I'm interested in where it'll go because I like Krystal a whole lot and they did an okay job at keeping her accurate, besides the purposeful failures and obedience stuff that is, but that's gotta be in there to have a game which is good.
They really need to work on the audio though. That baby area is fucking INSANE and the volume sliders don't fucking work for half the sounds in the game, the music works just fine but it's up to chance whether or no the SFX/Ambience slider will do anything, and why are they the same slider anyway? Jesus. It's not that bad in most places but the fire sounds are super loud too, wherever there's a fireplace, and the waterfall which you gotta go to daily at least twice unlike the baby area. EHHHH!~
Overall pretty okay so far, I like the art and I liked some of the characters, could do without the tedious stick quest or some way to automate stuff like that, or speed up/skip some things, the dragging of the "Pot" is complete garbage especially the first time. Anyway.... This'll be a nice companion piece for Star Citizen since they'll both see full release in the year of our Lord 21XX.
Ramble ramble ramble~
Anyway, as far as the content goes I got 20 days in and saw what I believe is all of it, besides getting my clothes torn which is kinda convoluted and I'll leave for some other time, I also played with an alternate save file to see the fail states (which there's no consequence for as far as I know, the next day is just a full reset again except for some NPC interactions). There's a lot of fluff and a lot of talk but not much of it is interesting, a few characters are cute and charming but nothing "deep" like you're making it out to be, maybe that'll change. Either way there's no real substance so far but I'm interested in where it'll go because I like Krystal a whole lot and they did an okay job at keeping her accurate, besides the purposeful failures and obedience stuff that is, but that's gotta be in there to have a game which is good.
They really need to work on the audio though. That baby area is fucking INSANE and the volume sliders don't fucking work for half the sounds in the game, the music works just fine but it's up to chance whether or no the SFX/Ambience slider will do anything, and why are they the same slider anyway? Jesus. It's not that bad in most places but the fire sounds are super loud too, wherever there's a fireplace, and the waterfall which you gotta go to daily at least twice unlike the baby area. EHHHH!~
Overall pretty okay so far, I like the art and I liked some of the characters, could do without the tedious stick quest or some way to automate stuff like that, or speed up/skip some things, the dragging of the "Pot" is complete garbage especially the first time. Anyway.... This'll be a nice companion piece for Star Citizen since they'll both see full release in the year of our Lord 21XX.
Ramble ramble ramble~
Never once seen a project or game where the version number signified the progress until completion.
While this may be the case in some projects or games, saying that its any form of "norm" is just plain missinformation.
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That's weird because on Steam, where you're only scammed a portion of the time as opposed to all the time, most games put up 1.0 releases as the goal, slating that as the full release of the game with every version before 1.0 being various portions of the game as they're completed and every version after being added content or bug fixes and DLC. I guess that requires competent direction and some kind of........ purpose, maybe?
Crosscode, Starbound, A Robot Named Fight, Owlboy, Astroneer and some others come to mind off the top of my head and those are just on my Library.
The "norm" for Patreon is arbitrary and deliberate project delay, that's all I know for sure.
Whatever the case, it doesn't matter, game's fine.
Needs work in a few places, mainly audio and some annoyingly long sequencs of watching the character do a thing but it's fine so far.
Really needs a scene skip/speed-up button for a few things..
1.0 is indeed generaly considered release, but the numbers before that does not indicate how close a game or project is to completion.
For example a game can go from 0.9 to 0.10. The 0.9 does not mean that its 90% complete, just that its version 0.9.
As a example i give you Factorios version history, they went from 0.9 to 0.10 and are currently at 0.17 and is currently getting close to release. Another example is Astroneer that went to 0.10.05 as the last "alpha"* version before release.
The numbers have no real meaning other then indicating that its a newer version and sometimes to indicate that a version is a minor update rather then a larger one (For example 0.1 going to 0.1.2 rather then 0.2).
*No idea why they went from alpha to release and skipped the common beta lable.
What do you base that on? I can't see that version numbering system working with agile development methods.
No, it doesn't. That's what you make of it. 1.0 is considered the final version in most cases, but all the numbers that came before that mean little.
I get the impression that this is about more than just the version number for you. And if you want accuracy, go check on their Trello board. I haven't seen another Patreon project that's that transparent about
The game should tell you when you've reached the end of a character "arc." If it's not telling, try to get more. And if you're referring to failing the tasks when you say fail states, then you've missed a lot of the interesting stuff. One whole arc requires you to fail a task, basically.
You jest, but I'm seeing more progress in this game than some other awful Patreon milking projects.
And what makes you think that's not the case for this project? It's just that you have the wrong idea about <1.0 versions. And I still have no clue where you got that idea from.
With your idea of version numbers, suppose you're at version 0.9, and you want to add something that fans want. What do you do then? Do you release the game anyway without that feature? And what if you're in the middle of development, and something that you thought was feasible turns out to not be possible in an acceptable amount of time. You decide to scrap a feature. Now your version number again does not represent how much of the total game is done.
If you want to have your version number represent the amount of work done relative to the completed product, you would need to have everything planned out from the start with zero possibility of changing, adding, or removing anything. That is generally a bad way of going about developing a product, because nothing's set in stone. Things will go more smoothly or bumpier than you would have thought at the beginning. The only situation where your version numbering system has a chance of working is for projects that are small, or have little in the way of dependencies.
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It comes down to the devs individually but the "norm" is still a 1.0 being a full release and .7 for me implied good progress given that the kind of games I follow and play having used this notation, with .52a being a thing at times because of hitches or delays, yes, because that's absolutely inevitable. There's no labels saying "oh it's super duper early beta with only 15 days worth of content" it just says 0.7 though.
I also understand some devs notate releases with more than one decimal number so .52a like I noted earlier was a thing, that they don't or can't do that just reflects a lack of proper planning, goals or direction. These other games I mentioned knew what they were, what they wanted to do, and set out to do it with some kind of a timeline to lead the way, they had proper landmark updates and minor updates for bug fixes here and there (notated .52a or something along those lines, being on top of Update 0.5 which was a landmark update with a big content addition.) They also had Beta or Testing branches in their projects, and they were made in their entirety a small group or a single person.
Patreon projects are messy and unprofessional, I shouldn't be expecting them to have these things planned out so that's on me entirely, but this is basically a glorified VN and it's so fucking easy to plan out a story that it's mind boggling now thinking about it that no one's thought to outline it, you're taught to do that in Elementary School, and to set goals as well.
At the end of the day this little discussion just boils down to me expecting more than I should from a Patreon-fed project and I'm really sorry about that, I shouldn't do that anymore.
"Minimum effort, maximum profits"™ --Patreon
Bit late on that, or you quoted the wrong post. Don't care either way.