Don't play the game outside in the snow.
RPGM No Escape: Game Edition! [v0.29.5] [Scriptor]
- Feb 23, 2020
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If I had a dollar every time someone posted that request...
Currently, for whatever reason, no-one has a copy. The End. STOP ASKING THE SAME QUESTION EVERY OTHER DAY!
Currently, for whatever reason, no-one has a copy. The End. STOP ASKING THE SAME QUESTION EVERY OTHER DAY!
Almost like the post was delayed by people complaining about posting the game link because of 'not supporting the creator' only for several more weeks to go by than initially planned.
There are two HEAVY bondage/isolation/full-body games on this board and the other one is 3072 A.D.
Of course people want something that feeds their niche fetish.
I lost my patience, and try pay. The system said "eror" that all.
- Sep 20, 2021
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You are right about the last part but im not sure if even 1 year would be enough at this rate,might be the slow progress or my pace is a fast one.
Both this and 3072 AD, you can have seen every variant scene within a week, and be able to complete the game almost blindfolded in a month. And it takes that long for a few lines of text and some pictures.
I think 3D is difficult and takes a long time to do and that there may be some impatience going on. It also may be due to the fact that the game really has no replayability since it's a generic rpgmaker game with some scenes slapped on top. Quantity would have done better than quality here.
I think given the fact that there's now a western game out there that's been completed and doesn't completely suck shows that there may be something else going on with the majority of devs out there: no talent or no discipline
It's actually the opposite, 3d images are incredibly easy to mass produce and put out. However, scriptor is an exception to the rule - he isn't just using daz 3d to push out generic composites like 99% of 3d porn "artists" do. He actually makes some of his own set pieces using blender (or maybe it was some other 3d modeler), which takes actual work (and talent).
Yeah most "devs" have zero talent. Or they've realized it's a lot more profitable to spend time 'making' a game than to actually release it.
Get started then. If your game isn't done in a month you can expect a strongly worded letter from us.
Is there any new game similar No escape: Game edition？Maybe to relieve the boring of the process we are waiting?
- Jan 15, 2018
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What the hell is going on?
Why are all so toxic here?
You get something for free and cry around because it took a while longer?
Ever realized that some creators have also a fulltime job, maybe a second one too and don t create art and games for there living? Or that some of the people don t have a programmer or artistic background and learn the whole stuff from the scratch and don t spit out a whole lot of stuff in minutes?
If it that easy why the platform isn t flooded with games every hour.
Scriptor said that there will be another public version in Q1 of 2022 so take some patience before crying around every day.
Why are all so toxic here?
You get something for free and cry around because it took a while longer?
Ever realized that some creators have also a fulltime job, maybe a second one too and don t create art and games for there living? Or that some of the people don t have a programmer or artistic background and learn the whole stuff from the scratch and don t spit out a whole lot of stuff in minutes?
If it that easy why the platform isn t flooded with games every hour.
Scriptor said that there will be another public version in Q1 of 2022 so take some patience before crying around every day.
Gameplay wise, not development wise.
I see the main reason, and only reason, these games take so long. A little bit of logic called 'man hours'. The SinenRPG duology was developed pretty damn fast, but also has a development team of at least three people, with theoretically one working on text, one working on art and one working on the code base itself. Meanwhile, Scriptor and Tonkatsu are one person.
All three jobs mentioned above are done by that one person, and any spelling, grammar or scripting errors are reliant on their backers and fans letting them know something is broken. There's no known other person who can run through their script and spot a mistake right there and then.
A hundred people could finish one of these games in weeks, and have an ongoing communication thread going with the player base about what else could be added. But one person can't do that and get the game finished in anywhere near that time.
This whole site is toxic AF lol. The creator of Project Cat/Suit who is learning code, doing art and writing solo was so off put by the toxicity they stopped updates here all together before abandoning the game and starting on something even harder that is so far coming out much worse.