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I remember that game and i vaguely remember the terrible voice acting LOL
It really does and I think that might be what Selebus is trying to convey with Sara and it makes sense in the most emotionally painful way possible. She's not suffering in the same way as some of the others, se's suffering the stress induced by being the owner of a bar with a dwindling customer base. The thing they say about war is that it is good for business, but that's only true of business that directly impacts the war like weapons manufacturers. A little bar in a town with a population severely diminished by said war isn't going to benefit from that, it's going to hurt, badly.
What's really bad is the timing that this is all happening in relation to real life. Look at where economies across the world are now, we're recovering, but we are still in a bad spot because of the stupid virus. A LOT of businesses in my area shut down permanently because they couldn't handle the lack of business and the resulting lack of income. The same is in the process of happening to Sara and her bar, it's the exact same with only a different cause, that being a war instead of a virus. To be honest, it really lets you get into the mindset of the very real people, the very real business owners going through this exact same thing and that amplifies the effect Sara has immensely.
As for your statement on the Denpa genre, that is correct for the most part, and it is only going to get worse, A LOT worse, before it ever gets better IF it does.
I could write it, but it would be months for each piece because I would be doing it the old fashioned way, by hand with printed staff paper and a pencil followed by turning it into an electronic copy in notation software. I learned how to play by ear in high school and have been doing it ever since on anything I don't have the actual sheet music for because sheet music gets expensive VERY quickly.
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Does anyone know when the next part is coming out? I think Selebus said the exact date but i can't recall.
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Or 7/1, if you use the Americanized date structure.
Just in case anyone else is half asleep and read that as "Jan 7" at first, like I just did.
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Yeah i dont get behind the voodoo magic that is why Americans use a mm>dd<yyyy type when at least the logical implication would be dd<mm<yyyy. But i dont think that Selebus would go out of his way and release the next update next year
But thats just funny cultural stuff.
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Gotta be contrary. It is just how we do things around here.Yeah i dont get behind the voodoo magic that is why Americans use a mm>dd<yyyy type when at least the logical implication would be dd<mm<yyyy. But i dont think that Selebus would go out of his way and release the next update next year
7/1 because it is one of the larger, one time a month updates like the previous one that overhauled the event tracker.
Please don't give him any funny ideas.Yeah i dont get behind the voodoo magic that is why Americans use a mm>dd<yyyy type when at least the logical implication would be dd<mm<yyyy. But i dont think that Selebus would go out of his way and release the next update next year
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Honestly he should just go for the big updates, just release one per month instead of two and it'd great.
Our software uses YYYYMMDD, we use DDMMMYYYY (with letters for months), and we use Month (written out) DD YYYY when communicating with customers. Bleh.
That's what he did before except the updates weren't this big. I believe it was a stretch goal that was reached that caused the current release schedule. Despite being a patron, I would not know if it was unless Selebus himself announced it because SubscribeStar doesn't have a stretch goal display or it at least isn't set up on his. I actually disagree with doing it once per month. Twice per month helps to satisfy the impatient people who start screaming abandoned if a game doesn't release in less than a month, at least on the smaller updates, anyway.
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All our software fortunately uses the same format, unfortunately, our incoming claims use whatever date format the customer wants to use and we have to translate. That created a huge number of errors. So our management thought "we'll reduce errors by using an automation tool," so now a computer looks at 2/3/21 and decided if it's Feb 3 or March 2.
In the early part of the month, when it could go either way, it causes more errors than the old way.
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I prefer the shorter updates. I start getting the shakes when he makes us wait a full month like this. *taps vein*
Aye, but from the sounds of it this'll be more than worth the wait. I want a pillow fight battle in the dorm wars
is that the last fucking supper lmao
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Finally! After a 2 week wait
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is finally out for non-patrons 
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Since the Android version is too big to work now, why not just use lower-res images for the Android port? Or user lower-res images for older scenes and use higher-res ones for the new content?
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That won't do very much toward making it work, especially since the game is still at less than 10% complete. It would only serve as a VERY temporary stopgap measure, a band-aid. The only real solution is the one given by Selebus and even that may begin to fail in time once the game starts to push the storage limits of mobile devices. It's just not worth the effort.
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