Yeah, I can understand that lol. This update concludes the prologue though, which is why I left it on a cliffhanger. I have so many fun little plans and plots to enact, that I had to call it at some point. That spot where I left it was the most logical spot. Otherwise, I could've sank another 100+ renders in the upcoming scenes that would've taken me at least another week or two to complete.
I wish people were so patient lol. Unfortunately, that wasn't really an option for me. Don't worry though, the answers will come soon.
HA I'm gen X we had to wait 2years for a movie to go from the cinemas to home, and got tv shows once a week never binge watch, so I am used to waiting.I wish people were so patient lol. Unfortunately, that wasn't really an option for me. Don't worry though, the answers will come soon.
Have not read the whole thread yet.I wish people were so patient lol. Unfortunately, that wasn't really an option for me. Don't worry though, the answers will come soon.
You make a good point. The only response I have is that the updates to AVNs should be seen in a similar (not the same) light as weekly episodes of your favorite TV show. The whole idea behind cliffhangers is to get you excited and itching for the next update. They are also kinda inevitable to a degree as how easily something can be a cliffhanger can be a subjective matter.Have not read the whole thread yet.
Just a small heads up.
Cliffhangers are neat but dangerous.
Simply because there has to be a dramatic/mysterious/whatever situation at the end of an episode that needs resolving in the next episode.
After a while that grows kinda stale since it often conflicts to some extend with the overall story.
The more often the updates and therefore the more numerous the cliffhangers the more dangerous to the plot.
Plus it runs the risk of not engaging the users but disillusioning them.
And there is ... let's say quite the competition for AVNs ...
For that reason while fast updates sound nice it almost always is better for the game if the updates are larger but take time instead.
P.S.
Downloaded and played the game.
It has been a looooong time since I enjoyed a prologue that much.
I guess he is referring to the main problem that Crimson High has.
Thank you for the insight.
Not sure what you mean here by "even reported it as a 'might be a fucky variable'".
They were responding to my response to your response of my post about the use of 'Guy' in the dialogue. Presumably specifically because it was capitalized and possibly the MC's default name instead of the name we picked, not because they didn't like it.
I get that, I'm just wondering what they meant about reporting it. xD Cause you were the only one who made a note about that from my recollection. I'm almost wondering if they reported the game thread with a grammatical issue or something. I didn't wanna assume either way, but I would've had a laugh if they did.
Did a quick search on your Discord, it's there (assuming it's the same person), you replied the same as you did here. No worries. Actually makes me feel dumb because I should have searched there before posting here.
The person you're talking about in the discord is Luka, how is also Hraske here on F95
lit. doxxing me w/out hesitationThe person you're talking about in the discord is Luka, how is also Hraske here on F95
that only really works if you aim for weekly updates tho, that other dude mentioned crimson high, i love the main Lis and the story but man are the cliffhangers annoying as fuck, if i drop the game its because of them.
I stated, "AVNs should be seen in a similar (not the same) light". The basic principle of a cliffhanger applies whether it's weekly or monthly. I said weekly in that post but you can look at plenty of shows that drop longer episodes every month rather than shorter episodes every week. Look at GameOfThrones, WestWorld, HouseOfTheDragons, etc. All of them utilized cliffhangers that got people itching and excited for the next episode.
