VN Unity Netorase Phone [v0.29.2] [Le Stag]

[tradater]

And another question..
It's just that in my game, towards the end, it doesn't open squaregram? As i right understand, just after vibrator appearance

 

[Le Stag]

And another question..
It's just that in my game, towards the end, it doesn't open squaregram? As i right understand, just after vibrator appearance

It's a known 0.29 bug, it will be corrected in 0.30.

 

[tradater]

It's a known 0.29 bug, it will be corrected in 0.30.

Please answer the question, where is the save folder located? Want to transfer game to another com

 

[Kuro.Kami]

Please answer the question, where is the save folder located? Want to transfer game to another com

you can find your saves here: C:\Users\"user"\AppData\LocalLow\Le Stag\Netorase Phone

 

[nasahilaindirim]

Why do so many games have bugs? Don't you developers use insecticide when creating your games?

 

[LegendBear]

Does the next update release tomorrow for Patreon subs or next week?

 

[reirrr]

You won't. I'm sorry, but every choice I give you, every option, compounds with others. Some recent chapters have been hell to write because of so many elements acting with each other, creating literally dozens of different situations that I had to account for.

So, yeah, I'm embracing linearity.

Yeah choices should be kept only for major events. Gotta keep it as low amount as possible for development to keep flowing.

 

[-Revan75-]

You won't. I'm sorry, but every choice I give you, every option, compounds with others. Some recent chapters have been hell to write because of so many elements acting with each other, creating literally dozens of different situations that I had to account for.

So, yeah, I'm embracing linearity.

I find that it's often - if not always - better to focus on one path, work on it and finish it. Then at the very least, the game will have an ending. It's always possible to add & work on other paths later.
While players would probably want more (3686584664 paths!), working on several things at the same time makes it easy to get overwhelmed. I've seen far too many devs trying to do too many things at once... Most ended up having a burnout / gave up and their games never got a single ending, just a bunch of unfinished paths.