- Jul 13, 2018
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Looks like I have to repeat my earlier post as some people still don't get it.Sigh, if only Disney & Pixar had such considerate attitudes towards their artists on the clock. Or modern movies where the hundreds of VFX artists are contracted to work in a schedule. Try this rant with your employer and see if "The Boss" is spares your butt from being canned.
ICSTOR isn't a struggling grad student whose side project made it this big. May be he was struggling when he began, definitely not in 2018! So when a person makes decent money off his artwork, even if it is for a porn game, there's some amount of professionalism expected, at least by the ones who are his sincere patrons. As someone stated above, $40k is twice the normal income someone normally earns in Europe and I can vouch for that as well.
As I pointed repeatedly, there are many devs/artists teams that have much fewer patrons. Case in point -- NLT has close to 2600 patrons compared to ICSTOR's 6873, yet NLT delivers consistently in a 3 week cycle, for over 2 years with all updates having 40 - 50 mins of gameplay including true,non-repeating animations.
So calm your tits and instead of defending what's wrong, be bold to call out on the mess that it is.
P.S -- And just like A-holes that everyone has, this is my opinion. Instead of picking up on me, better focus on the argument.
So what's your point? Icstor has to do and work exactly like NLT? It's his game. He's allowed to work as fast or as slow as he wants. He's allowed to live his life focusing on the game 24/7 or working on it in his spare time. It's his choice. Anybody not supporting him on his website has ZERO reason to bitch, whine or moan about how late each update is since you're getting it for FREE. And even then no one is forcing anyone to support him. If you don't like his pace then move on. I am sick and tired of seeing one bitchy post after another day after day, week after week about how people want the updates to come out when THEY say so. As if the game's creator is required to work on their timetable as opposed to his own.