Its futile to disucss if this model is better or not.
We need the first play and after this everyone can make their decision if they like it or not.
Before that, everything is just whining.
We need the first play and after this everyone can make their decision if they like it or not.
Before that, everything is just whining.
No chubby princess? He genuinely lost my interest. That was the main appeal for me. Just comes across as generic corruption with more mechanics/hoops that will make it take a couple years longer to complete now. Stuff like this is why I'm increasingly jaded about blowing money backing h-devs early on.
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Well, if this is indeed the new look of the princess, I much preferred the previous one
I'm not saying this one is bad, but imo she simply looks a bit generic. Victoria already had a lot of character in the look itself
However, the possibility of fancy camera movement with UI hiding looks great. Also, the simple style of the UI itself really appeals to me. I don't know if the icons were made by X-Dew, but they very much add to the style
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I'm not saying this one is bad, but imo she simply looks a bit generic. Victoria already had a lot of character in the look itself
However, the possibility of fancy camera movement with UI hiding looks great. Also, the simple style of the UI itself really appeals to me. I don't know if the icons were made by X-Dew, but they very much add to the style
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I'm not a fan of restarting/remaking projects, especially when the dev just wants to overhaul the mechanics of the game and slowly works through the story again but it different mechanics/characters/etc. The best time to do that is when a project is very new and there isn't much story developed, so that finding the right gameplay method can be a priority (like realizing that Ren'py is better for a visual novel story format, or RPGM for a more involved open-world experience). When the dev just stops a project halfway, goes radio silent for several months, and does a remake for no reason, it just feels like a cash grab where each update just has a few new renders or mechanic that just delays progression for the sake of milking the game's fanbase.
We had just gotten to a turning point in the game, where gobbo would proceed to corrupt/woo the princess after getting the belt off. If the dev wanted to slow progression and get more content, he could have involved the knight, witch, queen, or any other characters for several updates so that we don't knock up the princess too fast and finish the game. Don't really like backing devs that pull this sort of BS, and not gonna sub again unless a significant amount of the new game is released considering the dev might just drop the project again.
We had just gotten to a turning point in the game, where gobbo would proceed to corrupt/woo the princess after getting the belt off. If the dev wanted to slow progression and get more content, he could have involved the knight, witch, queen, or any other characters for several updates so that we don't knock up the princess too fast and finish the game. Don't really like backing devs that pull this sort of BS, and not gonna sub again unless a significant amount of the new game is released considering the dev might just drop the project again.
Remaking the game with even more complicated systems when he couldn't even get the simpler systems to work properly sounds very silly. And completely redoing all the art and story makes it even worse. If it's not a milking scheme, it's an awful idea that won't ever be finished. Oh well, it happens.
To be fair this is generic pose. During conversations she should be more expressive. But yeah I preferred the previous version.
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For those who didnt read the posting of the dev on Patreon:
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He made his point of view clear, and I like to follow his arguments.
When dev started, he had no xp, now he has a lot more, skilled enough to handle a more complicated system impo.
There is no milking from devs side, coz supportung is voluntarily.
And it is the right (and the possibility) for every supporter to leave Patreon from one month to the next (in case one feels milked). I support (again), and non-supporters shouldnt blame supporters for supporting, impo.
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Milking starts in my opinion, if you dont bring content or so mini-changes that it hurts (The Promise). Lets see how the first release is and how much times is in between the next release and how much content is added.
Again: Wait for the first release. Everything else is whining.
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In my opinion, Princess in the Tower is one of the best games in its genre. The slow, thoughtful pacing, the ever-changing storyline, and the genuine emotions of the characters — it all pulls you in completely. Among the countless games that are as predictable as a washboard, this one truly stands out like a gem.
Unfortunately, I can’t support the project on Patreon due to sanctions. When I tried to bypass the restrictions (just for this game!), Patreon noticed and, sadly, terminated my account — one that was very dear to me. :-(
Still, I’m really happy to hear that development is continuing. That truly makes me glad.
Unfortunately, I can’t support the project on Patreon due to sanctions. When I tried to bypass the restrictions (just for this game!), Patreon noticed and, sadly, terminated my account — one that was very dear to me. :-(
Still, I’m really happy to hear that development is continuing. That truly makes me glad.
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fυck the game, glad to hear dev is ok,
cause after the rumors about his 'life' i was sad and pissed off too.
happy you're back mate, health and family always come first.
cause after the rumors about his 'life' i was sad and pissed off too.
happy you're back mate, health and family always come first.
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