You do realize the guy charges for subscriptions to support the game and then just stops working on the game... It's pretty much theft. "Horny freebie cute cunts" you're here too "cunt".i thought abandoned tag would put an end to whining . but no , Horny freebie cute cunts are still demanding and whining goes on and on . what a beautiful world we live in
It's obvious he cares, we have a massive userbase here of over 3.5 million people. Any dev with any common sense knows to try and tap into that, it's how they bring in the money. Free advertising to millions and if they play it right they can bring in thousands a month.This whole situation is hilarious, by the way...
"This game is abandoned, put the tag on it!"
"Pfff. It won't make any difference. ICSTOR doesn't care about F95...."
[ICSTOR repeatedly posts a "progress update" every 3 months, right before it would qualify for the abandoned tag]
"He's abusing the rules to avoid the tag!"
"Pffff. He doesn't care about F95..."
[Misses 3 month deadline, game is marked as abandoned. Within hours, he actually shows up on his Discord for the first time in forever]
"The game isn't abandoned! I'll talk to you all now. I've been working this whole time, but in a month, I'll have an update containing a month's worth of rushed work!"
"Pfff. He doesn't care about F95..."
For fuck sake the guy has 7000 patrons and hasn't done anything for over 2 years.i thought abandoned tag would put an end to whining . but no , Horny freebie cute cunts are still demanding and whining goes on and on . what a beautiful world we live in
Go back a few pages until you find itAnyone got the patreon post? Other than the release date for update what else did he say?
I can't decide if horny freebie cute cunts is supposed to be an insulti thought abandoned tag would put an end to whining . but no , Horny freebie cute cunts are still demanding and whining goes on and on . what a beautiful world we live in
I agree with you. Every developer who has a game and wants to make it work should be using all the resources they can gather. Even if this site weren't huge on searches, it would still be dumb to leave them behind. Even with TONS of people who will never subscribe and pay for whatever reason, there are still people who are very helpful as trouble shooting resources, willing to give up a simple dollar a month to help the game continue and be good, as well as offer helpful suggestions. So for every ten people giving this guy shit, he did make a good game at one point. Then he started cheating the very people he owes the ability to make the game to. That's not only bad business, it's stupid. Hell, if I get to 7000 subs, I'd not only have the render farm to make my game better and deliver more, I'd have side content being made pretty much daily as I created stuff ... because I finally could without having to sit and wait on crappy equipment, long render times freezing up the one screen I have for hours, and the hours I have to spend at my regular job while working on it. This dude is really dropping the ball here. Maybe he lost the love for the game, maybe he got stuck in a rut somehow. Making a new game and abandoning a game people clearly love isn't going to fix it. It just means one unfinished game eventually becomes two. Instead, why not get a month ahead on your content, tell your supporters you're taking a month off, and then come back fresh? They'd be all for it if you were responsive, and giving from the start. I just don't get it, or the guy who does F.I.L.F. either. Abusing the people who made them what they could be in the future. Sad.It's obvious he cares, we have a massive userbase here of over 3.5 million people. Any dev with any common sense knows to try and tap into that, it's how they bring in the money. Free advertising to millions and if they play it right they can bring in thousands a month.
Those spouting "he doesn't care about F95" are utterly clueless and have no idea how marketing works or how devs take advantage of a massive resource like this site.
Thank you for the correction, my bad. but, you solidified my statement with the last sentence to stated...and I quote "However, for litigation purposes you have to first register your work." and I don't believe that has been done by the "dev" (and I use that term VERY loosely) in this case.(fixed the quote/italics)
That's incorrect. An original work has to be creative and you pretty much describe what is not counted as creative. Here is what the website you linked toYou must be registered to see the links:
"There are some things, however, that are not creative, like: titles, names, short phrases, and slogans; familiar symbols or designs; mere variations of typographic ornamentation, lettering, or coloring; and mere listings of ingredients or contents. And always keep in mind that copyright protects expression, and never ideas, procedures, methods, systems, processes, concepts, principles, or discoveries."
And don't mix up copyright with copywrite. It's not the same thing.
Again, incorrect. You have the copyright as soon as you create the work. However, for litigation purposes you have to first register your work.