- Nov 14, 2017
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i liked this developer a lot he provides proper updates and info, wish he would have completed the previous game he was doing great i dont know why he wouldnt complete that great game first.
- Oct 2, 2018
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V 1.0.2-pc :
Loading any of old saves crash the game
Loading any of old saves crash the game
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- Nov 14, 2017
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based on other games with same problem don't think so. try 1 of those autosaves to advance on story.
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- Nov 24, 2016
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WVM=??? Sorry but a never learn what it's stand for.... Thanks
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- Nov 24, 2016
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This was debated to death a few pages ago. Yeah, that was a huge goof up.
Basically, a lot of people developing adult games have never programmed anything in their life before trying to make a game.
They have no idea how software development works and they don't know how much they don't know.
The end result is that they see versions, they're aware they need to use them, but don't know what they mean, so they guess, usually wrong.
So if they use 0.x numbering, they tend to see it as decimal, so the next logical version after hitting 0.9 is 1.0, it never occurs to them that you can use 0.10 and go up from there.
If the developer is reading this: I would advise you to switch to version numbering that makes sense. Either retroactively rename this version to 0.10 or release your next version as 0.11. Or simply get rid of the major number and call the next release version 11.
For more detail, here are several common numbering schemes that are in use:
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