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Isn't that, like, at least 50% of the players in BaDIK, myself included?
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Yes, yes, and yes again. My regards to DIK brother and monster slayer.Damm, I missed your reply brother.
First, let me get this straight: You are a Sage/Quinn fan, almost the same pic as me, you are also a fan of ORS AND on top of that Im assuming you are a Witcher series fan aswell??
Bro, are you my twin from another universe or what?
Now on to ORS: You said that we are most likely gonna save 2 or 3 weeks... Im telling you that as things stand right now with this update, my guess is that instead of us saving time, we are gonna lose about a month with the update being released full and not halved (on top of the "normal" that we would need to wait anyway).
Im guessing this because Eva is a perfectionist... And because of that I know that she wont just save the complete Ian path and not touch it anymore , shes going to go back and forth between both and finding little things that just dont "look or fit right"... Then you add the extreme pressure of the fact that the patreons kindly didnt mind waiting for her quality even though they are waiting for 9 months for something new? Yeah, she will want every single thing to be perfect to "compensate", so yeah....
I really hope this is one of the million times Im wrong about something though *fingers crossed*
Like I said before: In my opinion, the increase in the amount of time between releases its just a symptom of Evas lack of confidence in the amazing dev that she is. When she realizes that MORE isnt necessarily BETTER, she is gonna shut up all her haters
I agree with your criticism. This is very reasonable. Finally, there is a person in the thread who points out real problems. Aside from being a perfectionist, Eva has some writing issues, I think. And her self-doubt and desire to make the game perfect leads to the fact that she really listens to the opinions of the fans and corrects the slightest flaws in their opinion. This results in a delay.
Take DrPinkCake for example. An absolutely self-confident person who does not ask anyone's opinion - this is his game and he does as he wants. The development cycle is big too and we're getting 8 months into Episode 9 after Interlude (Halloween maybe) but the amount and quality of content is incredible.
I always welcome intelligent criticism like yours.
But what I stand against is the trolls and bullies who attack Eva, accuse her of being lazy, milking and constantly taking vacations. They think that a person is not entitled to rest because they want a free copy of the game right now. Terrible behaviour.
There are already three of us in the thread.
- Mar 26, 2020
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Just a FYI, and because this narrative REALLY needs to die.
F95 brings about a tenth of a percent of Patreons. That's what some data has shown to another dev.
So no, this forum doesn't benefit the developer. You are WAY MORE susceptible to get new patreons from Discord than from this site.
As for raising awareness yeah, sure it does. But with the types of posters we've had lately I doubt it's positive. Again, Discord proves to be way more tempered and most of people's time and energy is usually spent actually discussing the game. Not ruminating about whether or not Eva stole the money to fly away to the Caribeans.
- Oct 17, 2019
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I am sorry but I have to disagree I agree that we can talk about pirate games and if its wrong to do and all this kind of stuff no problem but start a twitch account know even if you are the most funny person on earth you will have zero viewers nobody will no that you exist and its very hard to build a fanbase without anyone knowing you exist I garantee you 100% that a lot of games that good big would never be big without this kind of sites if you are skilled people will now that you exist and some poeple will start supporting you than people on patreon will know that you exist with a certain number in patreons than you can go on steam with the fanbase that you already have and new people will come in and they will now that you exist and maybe new supporters will come in but this only works if you have an existing fanebase as i say make a twitch account now unless you have a twitter or tik tok channel with 1000 or more of people or a big streamer firend it will be almost impossible even if you are the most skilled/funniest or whatever guy.
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It should be funny, but Axel from this game looks a lot like the hero of mine (in terms of name and appearance).I'm not implying anything, however, I started development back in 2019
- Apr 26, 2017
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While i do agree with you about the blighted armchair devs and doomsayers around here i have to ask from where did you took this data about the number of patrons who are also forumites. Who was the developer?
Please, next time, learn to use punctuation and paragraphs. It will make your text easier to read and make more sense.
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- Sep 28, 2018
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I'm not saying that is untrue for whoever that dev is specifically, but that is obviously not true for the vast majority of developers. A tenth of 1% is hardly anyone. This website has several million members, with around 15-30k accounts online pretty much all the time. It's pretty much mathematically impossible that such a large number of people result in a virtually nonexistent Patreon increase.
People don't look for lewd games on Discord. If you're on a games Discord, obviously the odds you are a supporter of that game are much higher. But...how'd they find the Discord in the first place? Probably places like here, as they're linked in the OP.
People don't look for lewd games on Discord. If you're on a games Discord, obviously the odds you are a supporter of that game are much higher. But...how'd they find the Discord in the first place? Probably places like here, as they're linked in the OP.
- May 25, 2017
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Wow, that's crazy! Axel and Axel. Identical. Oh snap, now I can see Lena is there too! Is this the start of the dimensional merge? This is how it happens, isn't it? No time to wait for your answer. I must prepare.
- Oct 25, 2020
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The year is 2054. The digital viagra chip has just arrived through my Amazon-taco-bell living-pod's airtube late last night. After a quick meal of protein-enriched pilbugs, I'll be jumping right back into chapter 20. 2049's chapter 19 was kind of a let-down, gotta say. Though Chapter 20 is the best jack I've had in 2.5 decades, even if I need 20 cc's of dick meds to make it happen. Well worth the wait. Well worth the wait.
For my own interest, where are you getting these stats? Not doubting at all. Just curious where I can find those analytics for this and other games.
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- Aug 19, 2018
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Does the bear shit on the Pope?
im interested as well. He's probably just guestimating this. I highly doubt there is anyways to track this. lol
- Jan 6, 2020
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You can "control" discussions on discord with "bans" of any critique.
And how does "browsing" on disord for new games works?
- Jun 10, 2018
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It doesn't matter as one dev would hardly be evidential.
There are many reasons why a site like this could fail to bring any supporter to a dev. For example if such dev was to be confrontational and tell everyone how the site isn't helping and they don't need them to be successful.
On the way to track it however it would be very easy, if the dev would have a poll asking how its supporters heard of them. But to be able to make conclusions on the effectiveness of the site itself as a whole, you'd need a lot of data.
- Jun 3, 2018
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The only thing they have in common is that they're both pale and have slicked back blonde hair. Axel looks like half a dozen other Scandinavian (especially Swedish) male models, especially with his jaw and facial structure, which is a pretty easy go-to choice to make when wanting to create a very masculine looking alpha male model type of character. see:
hello guys, is a new version coming soon?