they are for 5 stars. you need most of them near 100%.
but progress bar might not work well. don't think it should be 0%
Alright thanks for the tips. And glad I could point out a potential bug
I must be some kind of idiot, but has the way of breaking contracts changed? I can't do it like before
Shame this is still a shit game that crashes all the time. Just lost loads of progress collecting models from a party.
Frankston
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When you start taking more of the marketshare, the rivals aren't able to afford their models and those models become freelancers. It's not a bug.
this one actually is. bankrupcy event jsut repeated itself. i've fixed it since.
1q1q1q1q1q1q1q1q
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This is a great game. I'm wondering about endgame strategies. Websites are supposed to be the endgame money makers, but you need fans to get subscribers. Websites don't really get fans themselves, and to get fans either big money must be spent in marketing or videos are published for ad revenue. So my question is have I been gimping myself by publishing mainly to distributors? Another question I've got is a model can be contracted up to ten scenes a month, so if I make a personal website for her does it cap out at requiring ten scenes?
Mossrock
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I have questions.
How do tags affect the values (income/popularity and such)? I'm not necessarily looking for exact formulas, just some general ideas.
For example, I know there are "popular demands", trending tags that change over time. Say, BBW.
If BBW is the hot shit, does that mean characters with no BBW tag, or those with the Petite tag receive a penalty? Or do they just not receive the benefit of being popular at the time? Also, what happens if there are multiple trending tags, are they simply added together?
Asking because I'm wondering if having more "generic" or "blank" characters (where no tag is possible, like with age, weight, or alt status) is better than having specialized ones in long term*. Because obviously if they're trending they will get more.
For example, I can slap a tattoo on every character, making them all Alt, which would be great if it is not penalized in case Alt tag is not the hot shit, but if it is penalized, then this idea could nosedive the numbers.
How do tags affect the values (income/popularity and such)? I'm not necessarily looking for exact formulas, just some general ideas.
For example, I know there are "popular demands", trending tags that change over time. Say, BBW.
If BBW is the hot shit, does that mean characters with no BBW tag, or those with the Petite tag receive a penalty? Or do they just not receive the benefit of being popular at the time? Also, what happens if there are multiple trending tags, are they simply added together?
Asking because I'm wondering if having more "generic" or "blank" characters (where no tag is possible, like with age, weight, or alt status) is better than having specialized ones in long term*. Because obviously if they're trending they will get more.
For example, I can slap a tattoo on every character, making them all Alt, which would be great if it is not penalized in case Alt tag is not the hot shit, but if it is penalized, then this idea could nosedive the numbers.
>So my question is have I been gimping myself by publishing mainly to distributors?
perhaps. there are PA policies that can get you fans by publishing on websites. also other means with investments, photostudio, sending your contracted models to conventions...
>Another question I've got is a model can be contracted up to ten scenes a month, so if I make a personal website for her does it cap out at requiring ten scenes?
there's no hard cap for websites. but at one point you just cant reach those goals, which serves as a soft cap.
on patreon
or maybe someone already posted it, but the thread isnt updated
popular tags will add to the total bonus % when calculating the final revenue. unpopular the same. they all add together.
tag has to be unpopular to get you a penalty. so if bbw is trending, you don't get penalty for petite.
>Asking because I'm wondering if having more "generic" or "blank" characters (where no tag is possible, like with age, weight, or alt status) is better than having specialized ones in long term*. Because obviously if they're trending they will get more.
well, depends. having less tags on a girl will also have less tags on the scene. so more fans and more market share.
but as you said, you don't get those trending bonuses, which are pretty good.
>For example, I can slap a tattoo on every character, making them all Alt, which would be great if it is not penalized in case Alt tag is not the hot shit, but if it is penalized, then this idea could nosedive the numbers.
if alt becomes unpopular it's not really the end of the world. theres a policy to reduce that unpopularity penalty
Mossrock
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Man, the learning curve of this game is such a bitch lol. But thank you for the answer, I believe I have a much clearer picture now.
yeah, can be lmao
just ask if theres anything else