I can understand the feeling. A piece of advice: set a standard level of quality and just release new versions as soon as they are above that; if you gather a good community of gamers, people will help finding and solving bugs; you can even schedule a short period between a new release and development of future content, when you just focus on feedback and bug fixes.
Bugs, is a understatement. I can't move forward in the game any more because of them.
Bug hunters are invaluable. I really can't help a lot of the people that are saying bugs this and that. It's a work in progress gents and captioned videos do not take a short time to create. Open world games are also difficult to iron out. I only released this into the wild not too long ago lol. I'm trying to get releases out when I have some stuff I'd like feedback on. But having people test and be helpful with bugs as some have been on the forum has been very useful. The discord has been pretty cool in that regard as well.
That is...a good idea. I think I should probably close off a lot of things honestly. I have been thinking about that or just having a reset the day type of event that happens at like 2am or something.
I have my fly swatter at the ready. The one's you are talking about may be reported but if not...your move bud.
The game was just released into the wild a couple months ago. Many of the paths need work. This is definitely a beta. I try to update what has been added into the game since previous versions but a game like this will take time to iron out and get it to where I want it. Thanks for playing though. You could likely experience more down different branches but if you want to hold out till a future update where things get tied in that is understandable.
Could you send a picture by chance? I believe I changed the book to not be static so it may be the passage itself
Greetings! The Videos are really nice, but if they take up the majority of dev time, it might be nice to mix it up a bit with some gifs/pics or something instead for some scenes? Something like a smaller scene might not need a crazy detailed video.
