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I feel like this game is heading down a path that will lead to everything just blowing in Inno's face. Every single feature she adds, mechanical or otherwise, simple or complex, is going to add (or re-introduce) new bugs to the system that need to be fixed in a timely fashion lest it snowballs. The larger and more complex the game gets the more complicated it's going to be to put out all the fires, so to speak.It's more of a constant battle to keep new bugs in check than adding story elements. If the balance is dead you can bury the whole project.
Inno just said that she didn't have time to test this version so it's potentially buggy.So, any game break bugs?
Probably no new game breaking bugs, but some new issues of various severity are rather likely.So, any game break bugs?
As far as I know, since the late 2018/early 2019, the only story added were a couple of side quests.is this game not getting any story/world progress anymore? All I see the past year is some mechanical changes and fluff items
Yeah, if GitHub is anything to go by, we're long past that point, as it shows 528 open issues - way more than a single person can handle in my opinion.I feel like this game is heading down a path that will lead to everything just blowing in Inno's face. Every single feature she adds, mechanical or otherwise, simple or complex, is going to add (or re-introduce) new bugs to the system that need to be fixed in a timely fashion lest it snowballs. The larger and more complex the game gets the more complicated it's going to be to put out all the fires, so to speak.
I honestly have no idea how she plans to tackle this. Her love for feature-creep is making the bug-list growing exponentially and she's just one person to fix everything by herself. It will get to a point where 80% of development time is going to be dedicated to fixing issues and the rest 20% adding any kind of content.
Well it's not like she cares that much. All that praise in her own echo chamber (blog) had a bad effect on her. All those "i will change things" announcements are empty words. She will care if the whole thing lies in ruins but then it's blaming time and wall of text for damage control.I feel like this game is heading down a path that will lead to everything just blowing in Inno's face. Every single feature she adds, mechanical or otherwise, simple or complex, is going to add (or re-introduce) new bugs to the system that need to be fixed in a timely fashion lest it snowballs. The larger and more complex the game gets the more complicated it's going to be to put out all the fires, so to speak.
I honestly have no idea how she plans to tackle this. Her love for feature-creep is making the bug-list growing exponentially and she's just one person to fix everything by herself. It will get to a point where 80% of development time is going to be dedicated to fixing issues and the rest 20% adding any kind of content.
Eh, don't put much stock in that one. It's pretty much completely unmaintained and thus a wild mix of already fixed bugs, reports for versions so old they have become irrelevant, "bugs" that are just misunderstandings and random suggestions.Yeah, if GitHub is anything to go by, we're long past that point, as it shows 528 open issues - way more than a single person can handle in my opinion.
Adding to what Snek said - GitHub has 22 pages worth of bug reports, and from the 6th page onwards they are all from 2018. This basically means the vast majority of bugs have either already been fixed, are invalid at this point or Inno simply ignored or forgot to close them. Over the years, the game has been revamped in several areas, which could easily negate or nullify some of the oldest problems reported there. I still believe GitHub is one of the better alternatives for bug-reporting, simply because its more organized and easier to find something in there... but its is still far from ideal.Yeah, if GitHub is anything to go by, we're long past that point, as it shows 528 open issues - way more than a single person can handle in my opinion.
For a game that has been in development since 2017 (I think?), not very far.how far is the story?
Demon should give you everything you need, can't really think of another race though. Just do the story and then keep pushing Lyss until she says yesIs there a way where I can grow horns and have red skin? I wanna become an Oni. I tried visiting the shops for some transformation potions but I can't find what I'm looking for.
Kate's shop. She's the one who also offers to alter your appearance (skin color, hair, makeup, etc) for a fee.Where do i find the tattoo store in the game
The developer doesn't frequent these forums. If you want to makes suggestions then you are better off going to Discord.can you make it a option where you can ask a person do you want to be my slave or sex slave ?
Actually, its not something they do in their freetime lol if you check their SubscribeStar they make more than 2,500 euros monthly, so its their job.Sadly, the developer turned out to be one of those who can't keep their promisses and is terrible with announced deadlines, always talking about updates coming out "in a week" or so when it's more like a month later until the actual update gets released - and without most of the promised stuff anyway.
I had high hopes for this game but it's always the same latley. You can check the blog, it's full of "I will finish this and that until then" followed by suspension-posts or with the announced updates many weeks later, while we still wait on some of the stuff promised months ago.
I know this is just a little indy-project done in their free time which costs us next to nothing, but I still wish developers could me more honest with themself instead of always making false promisses they can't keep, disappointing their fan-base in the process.
You're right, and it's even their own words...Actually, its not something they do in their freetime lol if you check their SubscribeStar they make more than 2,500 euros monthly, so its their job.