So #2 abandoned for this developer.... Dr Amana was a good game never finished and now this one. I've learned my lesson and only DL completed games or ones from established developers.
Sorta...but not really. Meepish never actually did any work on DAST that was released. It was just more months (and eventually 3 years and more if you count the time before Meepish was brought in) of dev messages, teaser images and hand waving.So #2 abandoned for this developer.... Dr Amana was a good game never finished and now this one. I've learned my lesson and only DL completed games or ones from established developers.
Duration of time before a game gets abandoned is inversely proportional to the ratio of words spent describing how awesome the game will be to words spent describing what the game's actually about.You gotta admit though, it's hilarious to read the self fornication in the devs comments only for said dev to abandon the game shortly afterwards.
I don't like to be mean, but I'm not sure this one ever had promise. Sadly there are a lot of developers who burn really hot right off the rip, which very often means they burn out really fast. I understand everyone has RL happen, but right after a single release is pretty unlikely. The fact that Meepish did a single release and then vanished like a fart in the wind says something. I just can't tell what exactly all of the masturbatory rhetoric about the quality of the game implies. I'm guessing it's one of two things: either Meep thought she'd hit it big immediately (which almost never happens); or she is a hyper-perfectionist and so falls into the same pit of dissatisfaction that folks like Enyo Eerie and Oceanlab have.Gatdammm but this one had promise
It seems like the dev notes was written by the Roman (original dev). He was being a hype man heh. So at least it's not like Meep wrote all that for herself and then poofed. Anyways, I would have been pleasantly surprised if she pulled it off, but realistically, I wasn't too optimistic. It wasn't the cleanest handover.I don't like to be mean, but I'm not sure this one ever had promise. Sadly there are a lot of developers who burn really hot right off the rip, which very often means they burn out really fast. I understand everyone has RL happen, but right after a single release is pretty unlikely. The fact that Meepish did a single release and then vanished like a fart in the wind says something. I just can't tell what exactly all of the masturbatory rhetoric about the quality of the game implies. I'm guessing it's one of two things: either Meep thought she'd hit it big immediately (which almost never happens); or she is a hyper-perfectionist and so falls into the same pit of dissatisfaction that folks like Enyo Eerie and Oceanlab have.
I think it's likely a different scenario happened.I don't like to be mean, but I'm not sure this one ever had promise. Sadly there are a lot of developers who burn really hot right off the rip, which very often means they burn out really fast. I understand everyone has RL happen, but right after a single release is pretty unlikely. The fact that Meepish did a single release and then vanished like a fart in the wind says something. I just can't tell what exactly all of the masturbatory rhetoric about the quality of the game implies. I'm guessing it's one of two things: either Meep thought she'd hit it big immediately (which almost never happens); or she is a hyper-perfectionist and so falls into the same pit of dissatisfaction that folks like Enyo Eerie and Oceanlab have.
He basically was dollarstore gumdrop he always had 100 page wordy posts of what he was working on but nothing ever came of them even got his patrons to buy him new computers because heck why not. Then it crashed lost all the data. Everyone quit. Blah blah. He went through all the list of excuses and when people finally had enough he stopped even bother pretending and thus abandoned tag.So #2 abandoned for this developer.... Dr Amana was a good game never finished and now this one. I've learned my lesson and only DL completed games or ones from established developers.