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If you are looking for games with a decent story/plot, don't forget Leap of Faith, Eternum, Artemis, and Chassing Sunsets.
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Damn bro, this business is really a dangerous one, almost everyone who work developing this kind of games end up with mental diseases especially anxiety and depression, i mean god damn, even war isn't so traumatic ...
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This is Nef's usual habit before release, he usually vanish for a while. He's done it MANY times now.....
- Nov 20, 2017
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I assume, that his carrier pigeons are not transporting a microSD with the next update on it, but the whole setup of PC including screens, table and chair, possible even Nef himself.
I Know I`m bit late but... Happy New Year to all of you guys.... and my next Q is whn will be the next update ??
- Jul 5, 2017
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Better to get shot at then besieged by sweaty, horny fanboys/girls on the internet! /s
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You can loose the "/s" there my friend.........
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While I don't agree with everything you have said, the games you have recommended are definitely quality in my opinion. Acting Lessons, Once in a Lifetime and Eternum are all games I think everyone should experience at some point, especially the guy you were replying to.
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You know it's wrong to recommend "Acting Lessons" without putting a warning disclaimer for the fragile and soft-hearted.
No! No warnings, no disclaimers!You know it's wrong to recommend "Acting Lessons" without putting a warning disclaimer for the fragile and soft-hearted.
Ok ok, jokes aside, anyone who goes to the games thread can easily see warnings, disclamers and right out spoilers there, no need to scare people away from a real good game (imho) by overdoing it with warnings.
Also about Midlife Crisis not having plot, that's a bad choice of words, it obviously has plot, it's just not very deep or remotely dramatic ... and i think not every game needs that, some games are just fine to be enjoyed like a nice ride on a sunday afternoon in the sun, taking in the impressions and having a good time.
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I would even disagree about the not remotely dramatic part. There are quite dramatic moments and emotional moments in the game, like with purple haired gymnast and her home situation. Only Nef does not spin it out for 20 updates with anxiety inducing cliffhangers and tend to keep it lighthearted with some humor and resolves it at least partly, but he def does touch some sensitive emotional issues, without going into soap territory.
Of course for people for whom only when there is a protagonist trying to steal your loved ones away from you is stakes or drama in an AVN or some nebulous crime organization no MC in situation as portrayed has any reasonable chance to win unless a Disney movie, yeah they will be disappointed.
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Well maybe 'not remotely dramatic' is too harsh, but it doesn't feel like there is a real threat to wether or not MC can solve the situation. So even if the stakes can seem high, the dice are loaded, the drama is mostly about what has happened, not what could still happen. That's what i mean when refering to the game as easy sailing, a 'nice ride on a sunday afternoon in the sun'. And i think that's what some find lame or boring ... while i find it nice and just like to enjoy the experience.I would even disagree about the not remotely dramatic part. There are quite dramatic moments and emotional moments in the game, like with purple haired gymnast and her home situation. Only Nef does not spin it out for 20 updates with anxiety inducing cliffhangers and tend to keep it lighthearted with some humor and resolves it at least partly, but he def does touch some sensitive emotional issues, without going into soap territory.
Of course for people for whom only when there is a protagonist trying to steal your loved ones away from you is stakes or drama in an AVN or some nebulous crime organization no MC in situation as portrayed has any reasonable chance to win unless a Disney movie, yeah they will be disappointed.
That said it'd be nice if something came back in some form sometime even if it's not a big threat, but especially regarding our "purple haired gymnast" girl it would be nice if it wouldn't be over just like that... and maybe it isn't, we will see.
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He popped up on Discord today but didn't discuss the game. But he is alive! Got injured by a gas-powered mower, but in one piece, I mean.
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In most games the dice are loaded and any drama of that sort has a predestined outcome as well most of the time.
Here the drama is just more interpersonal for most part and not created by adversaries as much. It is both drama, just different kinds
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You've forgotten the most importend thing: How are his carrier pigeons?
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I think I do get what Jorund is saying. Of course we know that in almost any given story the hero will against all odds kill the ten goons with his bare hands, run into the burning church, rescue the nun, get her to confess the murder of all the people, and then marry his sweetheart - or whatever the specific storyline is. However, in stories I often feel like there is something at stake, I don't know how it's gonna be, and so forth. Here I also feel that nothing really is a hindrance, neither the few "action" scenes, nor any interpersonal drama - it is obvious that most girls are into you and do not mind sharing, they just need to know the full extent before you can finally end the story, but it all seems a given to me.In most games the dice are loaded and any drama of that sort has a predestined outcome as well most of the time.