- Dec 8, 2021
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Yes, it narrows what I play a lot, more so, when I'm a bit picky with tags, not into femdom, ntr, or hardcore maledom, also I skip a lot of games because of the visuals (and sometimes the engine, a game has to look very good for me to play an RPGM game), if the models don't atract me, there is no point on playing a AVN, but, because of how I am, it's the only option, since I'm one of those that when I start a story, can't really let it go until I finish it, not to the point of obsesion, but if I like the story, I'll be thinking about it and wanting to know more all the time for a month, so it's just suffering at that point.That's an interesting approach. Although, I feel that probably narrows down what you can play by quite a bit. To date, only a handful of devs come to mind when I think of games that are legitimately complete (not just essentially abandoned) and didn't take the better part of a decade. I'm more than happy with 6 to 7 months between updates. It's just that while the devs don't owe me shit, I likewise can't be expected to maintain any interest if updates take a year or longer.
I don't know. It didn't always seem like this from what I remember. It just feels like things are slowing to a halt with this medium. What used to be two updates per year for a game is now a growing trend of one update per year (if we're lucky). Also seems like I've been noticing more games that have been in development for years get abandoned. The usual churn of games that pop up and are abandoned overnight (not literally overnight but abandoned within a year) seems to have increased as well.
As for updates, I'd be ok with 1 update a year, if the quantity and quality of content that said update brings is enough, but games like this, or others that have the problem of slow updates, you normally get content that won't even get you 30 minutes of playtime, which in my opinion doesn't really make sense if the dev has been working on that update for a year, makes me think they just are lazy and didn't work on the game, so for me more than how much time it takes for updates, it's bore the balance between time and content, if it takes long, I'll expect a lot of content for each update, which sadly, it's normally not the case.
And I can say, being one that comes almost daily to the site, to see what's new, follow new games or ones that I didn't know, and unfollow abandoned ones, I can say that weekly, there are like 5-10 abandoned games, normally new games, maybe the dev didn't make as much money as they wanted in the first "demo", and sometimes 1-3 old games get abandoned too, it's always sad to see the ones that look good go, but this being an amateur medium, there is nothing that can be done, a lot of people come here to try, maybe thinking it will be easy, or that they will get a lot of patreons from the get go, and hit a hard wall, most of them, probably just leave at that moment.