The blog comments had morphed into a direct stream of 4chan by the end of their existence (including a lot of n-word spam), and she wasn't willing to trudge through and moderate it for the two or three actually useful comments, so she nuked it entirely. Given they're still not back, she probably (arguably correctly) still thinks turning them back on will just lead to a repeat of that.
Everything depends on the level of sandboxity. Even in Bethesda games where all sandbox it's just navigation in open world, we see immortal quest NPC that ruin the immersion, auto-level that allows beat game on level 1. But Bethesda focus on story and this is not that big a problem.
It's known paradox that plagues not only game development: those who actually do stuff - don't know how to do it, those who know how stuff should be done - to lazy to do anything...
I will admit there was not much helpful commentary beyond a few bug reports from people who didn't want to go on the discord but the problem was actually that she was too willing to spend all day moderating away even mild dissent and it was poking holes in her narratives about it being hard to find ideal time to just sit and do a thing when the thing was actual game progress.
I've made it, finally! It was my fault - restriction over the java module system.
i can't speak for anyone else, but personally i don't care about inno's story the slightest bit. i play this game for the porn and character creation, not for the vague beginnings of a skeleton that the story is
> No linux version
Lurker here, Do you plan on making a new/separate thread or any dedicated page for your mod/rework of the game?
Just got to hack left and right buttons get to work, at least it's minimally playable now. That's all for today.
i personally enjoyed the story or at least the bits i seen, if you do decide to add the story do it after most or all the basic systems are done though, wouldn't want it to get in the way of other more important to most ppl stuff. could throw in some fan mini story's though
I didn't listen and I regret it. Somehow I missed that javafx got dropped from the official arch repo and compiling it from source nearly killed my computer. Thing has over 4000 C++ objects to compile and my processor tapped out about a quarter of the way through after several hours. Made me apologize to rustc for whining about it's speed. Then I found out there was a prebuilt bin and I got more pissed than a man with a bladder infection trying to have sex. That was before attempting to build and gradle throwing an error for modifying a immutable variable, specifically line 076. I could post an issue with a stack trace if you'd like.
Plugin `id("org.openjfx.javafxplugin")` should do the work as maven repo should have prebuilt binaries for win, linux & mac
Ah, you've run into "property assignment" which was unsupported, i've made an update but you should use gradle wrapper version (8.6 for now)
Sure, `jpackage` folder contains this also, but there's additional files. I can upload zip archive though
