I figured it out, turns out it was bugged, just had to restart the game to get it to work.
here's another idea, stop taking a full year to give a few updates. the game engine shouldn't be this hard to work with. infact if I give the code and the rights to this game to another dev using unreal engine you can bet your ass, he will be pumping out updates every month.
honest to god, you think that they need such a long time to update with so little? you know the truth. you really want me to bring a couple of unity devs to this chat to prove simple facts of life that don't need proving because some things in this life are common sense.
No I don't know the truth. But I have enough common sense to know that games with teams of hundreds of people developing them, sometimes dozens working on each individual element of the game (animation, geometry, lighting, etc.) , have taken longer to fully release a game. But maybe I'm wrong, so as long as the devs you know can prove that they can make a game of similar quality in a significantly shorter time, I might start thinking that your cynicism isn't that unwarranted.
You complaining? Why don’t you make your own damn game then? Don’t you dare use any excuse. Also, this isn’t easy build as you thought is it. And you need to be patien.
