Java Lilith's Throne [v0.4.10] [Innoxia]
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- Mar 1, 2018
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Nope. Were you really expecting there to be?
You can tell what the latest news is based on the flavor of complaining in this thread. If people are complaining that nothing substantial has been added, the update just dropped. If people are complaining about Inno's work ethic, it's been delayed again. If people are complaining about radio silence, there hasn't been any news for a while. If nobody's complaining, there hasn't been any news for so long that everyone's gone catatonic.
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Honestly, the very first thing I don't get about her architecture is why it even uses nested Javascript, I mean the whole Webview thing.
I'm trying to make my own prototype of the game in this genre, and after experimenting with JavaFX I understood that this approach of JavaFX Webview by mixing Java and HTML/Javascript is weird imo. Like, if you wanna use html/js stack as they do, then do everything in js/ts, maybe with any suitable framework, and deploy either directly in the browser or as an app with Electron.
Otherwise, there are a couple of libraries for Java for game development. For example, there's FXGL, a superset of JavaFX designed to make games. Or the one I use, LibGDX, which I think is so good compared to plain Java/JavaFX as it has many community libraries, like a couple of ECS libraries, and cool libs for text formatting.
Don't get me wrong, they can choose whatever architecture design they wish, it's totally up to them, but when I simply tried to run a debugger to see how the game works, I was a little confused, and then after I saw that most classes thousands of lines, and some are 10k+, like GameCharacter a 30k, I got even more confused - how do they even navigate over all of that... maintaining such code base is probably uneasy thing to do ngl.
- Jul 4, 2018
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- Oct 5, 2018
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I don't know about the debugger but there is an offspring map key item at cityhall to spawn them on demand in alley squares.
- Oct 5, 2018
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Primarily on the discord, I think some of the largest authors have google drive folders.
You can't change special characters. At least, not without unexpected issues. Everyone else can be changed in content settings.
- Mar 3, 2021
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- Oct 22, 2019
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Yeah agree with everything you said. I've cloned the git repository with all the source code of the game and built it locally, so that I could modify things not accessible by mods. And boy is it hard to navigate the codebase! I even had to disable the Java language server in vscode as it was using 100% of my CPU (14th gen i9 with 64gb of RAM) constantly, just trying to load the thing.
I have no idea how the developer works on the game. Some classes are 30k lines long like you said, and there's commented out code everywhere. Also I don't understand why hardcoded strings are used a majority of the time, even though they have an XML tag system set up, which they use sometimes.
I managed to change what I wanted to, but I can't imagine working on this project. This feels like a textbook example of technical debt to me, I hope the developer has a good plan in mind for the future, as I like the game and it'd be sad to see it abandoned.
- Feb 5, 2019
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2 months later...
Sorry everyone, I accidentally thought of some new features that nobody cares about, got side-tracked, and now that it has just started, I don't feel comfortable delivering it to you guys yet, who would have known. Please wait for me a few more months while I sort out these who-knows-how-many mundane details to keep the subscriptions flowing.
Thank you once again for your patience and support, and I will see you again soon on another apology post.
Insanity is watching Inno doing the same thing over and over expecting a different outcome.
Ngl, I forgot this game existed. It's been about two years... I wonder how much it's change.
Based on the generally senitment here, I should forget for another 2-3 decades so that I can have maybe an extra hour or 2 of new content but I'll still give it a try.
Based on the generally senitment here, I should forget for another 2-3 decades so that I can have maybe an extra hour or 2 of new content but I'll still give it a try.
I'm literally worried i'm gonna die of some sickness before this game gets any substantial update for me to play.
- Sep 7, 2020
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Highlights of what's new (off the top of my head):
- The city of Amazons has fallen.
- You can now fuck heavy sleepers if you're gentle, but they'll still know it was you because that check wasn't added.
- Spiders and other nocturnal morphs are now sleep walkers. You can punch, shoot, lacerate, and incinerate them and they won't wake. Attempting to fuck them wakes them instantly.
- Dolls that totally aren't people are up for sale. Just don't ask the details of how they're made...
- You can get hags pregnant with the Broodmother pill.
- Lots of new furry art with pregnant varients
- Elementals got nerfed to no longer scale with enemy levels.
- Feb 5, 2020
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Jesus crisis, are you for real Inno? Somebody throw this woman off a cliff already lol
Given this is a text-based game, and 99% of the content is in the form of text, you'd expect the dev to write a lot of content. Instead they just add endless systems that don't contain tangible written material.
I don't think there's been a substantial content update in years.
I don't think there's been a substantial content update in years.
- Feb 5, 2019
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"Sorry guys, I procrastinated and allowed myself to feel bad about it, so I procrastinated again and felt bad for that too."
- Inno for the umpteenth time, what else is new.