The point is new players will continue to see it being alive and I'm sure a hefty amount of them doesn't check the comment section before downloading the game, be amazed at the diversity and potentially fall victim to the vicious cycle we all in. With the Abandoned tag, people will be more inclined to check out the comment section first or just straight up skip checking the game out.
You're assuming they can make two updates in a year.
That's working for free for someone else to come, use the framework to make some junk and shove it on patreon to milk the paypiggies without you getting a dime. In an ideal world group projects like that would be feasible, but in reality those are few and far between.
This is under the assumption that Innoxia even knows F95 exists, and to that extent, gives a shit about people who visit sites like F95 (the vast majority of us DON'T pay for most stuff, that's why we're here). The odds of both of these things being true is very low.
As someone who had a history of paying, prior to knowing about this website's existence, i'd say that if i'm one of the
There is some kiiinda dom content, most of just not in sex. Plus during sex itself you can kinda manipulate NPCs.
She knows F95 exists well enough, she even responded to a comment about it on her blog before the blog blackout years ago, but your second point is spot on.
Doesn't matter. Abandoned tag won't be removed until an actual update release happens.
She is well aware of this forum. And 4chan.
Well one is always free to choose a license which restricts that sort of thing. Personally I'm partial to working in an open source space.
Inno definitely used to read the thread. More than once she put things in the blog directly referencing or addressing this thread. And she used to bitch about it a ton on discord.
I'm certain as long as it isn't a one-to-one copy Inno legally won't be able to do anything. Just gotta give it a new story, adjust a few of the mechanics, replace a few terms here and there and boom! A unique enough property that courts would give the benefit of the doubt.
With code it's actually quite easy to get away with it. As long as you can prove you wrote it, even if it's a carbon copy of someone else's code, you're gucci.
if you tried something like `java -jar LT.jar` that wont work you will i think need to specify the nashorn runtime on the commandline,
what is the nashorn runtime and how do i specify it on the commandline?
Nah those comments deserved to be turned off, I say this as somebody who thinks this development is ridiculous and a borderline scam. Those comments while sometimes were constructive were mostly just used to insult the dev, who the hell wants to read/moderate that, especially when the dev clearly has some mental health problems lol.
