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If by frottage, you mean little to no content and blue balls, then yes it does.
But on the good side, it gives your carpal tunnel syndrome a chance to recover.
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But on the good side, it gives your carpal tunnel syndrome a chance to recover.
- Aug 19, 2017
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maybe this will stop the paywall comments...
bypass patreon check, works on the last version
bypass patreon check, works on the last version
Seem to get a 404 error when attempting to download the patreon scenes. Assuming you just replace the csharp file in the managed folder to use it.
- Aug 19, 2017
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- Jan 29, 2018
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best way would be to spoof the response from patreon's api with fiddler, they can't patch that as it would require the patreon api response to change in order to patch.
so someone needs to get a good response at least once to compare to then put that in fiddler as an auto-response so that no matter what the request from the game is it gets a full unlock response from "patreon"
so someone needs to get a good response at least once to compare to then put that in fiddler as an auto-response so that no matter what the request from the game is it gets a full unlock response from "patreon"
The game is being reworked and there won't be such a rigid paid system. And I didn't touch anything in the code, it looks like your method doesn't work)
The dev is greedy as hell and doesn't give a shit about the feedback, the game has been paywalled like this since the beginning with 0 changes. The last dozen pages are people giving feedback to how to rework the game. But the creator have spent an entire focus on preventing people from cheating the paywall unlocks instead of making the game better. All they want is instant money for doing 30 second scenes in Source Filmmaker. People have seen what little nonsense there is to see, and immediately uninstalled it and never touched it again and just forgot about its existence. It's basically just a gallery of animation loops that you point and click to create a scene, like an old flash game. That's all you do. And for this the developer has a $1,000/month tier on patreon.
- Jun 12, 2017
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Wow, glad i got it here first, the premium stuff looks like garbage. I'll stick to Rack 2
- Jun 12, 2017
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- Oct 22, 2018
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I think the dev should make the game unlocked for everyone so they can see his work and invest in his second game Hotel since he wants it a live service
Just curious if there will be any plans for Female Canines and Vulpine ferals with anatomically correct parts?
Saw you do a few other scenes so just curious.
Saw you do a few other scenes so just curious.
Honestly after reading 2 pages of hostility, not sure I can even bother to read the third page.
For me its not really about how its released the only thing I care about in terms of paying for something is
A) New and Unique Content
B) If the project closes its guaranteed to release everything.
For me I can understand the paywall but it feels more like its there to tease people into getting it.
The author still takes his own time to make this content. If what is said is true that a new scene gets released monthly to both paid and free users I can't really see an issue. I feel the creator is still making free content which we should be grateful for in itself. We should always be grateful that someone is making content. It makes me sad if when they are finished making content it doesn't get published as its so much content gone to waste, but creators do need to live and they also do like something for the effort they put in. I feel people should feel lucky they have gotten anything for free at all and not hate what they haven't got.
Regardless to style, content or anything like that, I feel its worth noting this content wouldn't be here in the first place if it wasn't for the author.
If people were paying for patreon and not getting something that was advertised I could understand hostility but so far most of this forum just seems to be about hate and anger. This is one person making something, is this really how we should react to something being made in the first place?
We've been told that all content will be released should the project come to an end, that in itself is amazing for any Patreon or Subscriberstar to offer. So much content usually just vanishes without a trace never to be seen again.
I was part of a Patreon once called Pokemon Off-White and as a patreon you could vote for the next Pokemon, I actually managed to win the vote on my favorite Pokemon and yet on that month the project was stopped. I didn't get a refund or anything like that. But to my knowledge this hasn't happened here. This also isn't meant to be a triple A game ether and its no Fallout 76. I feel people need to be grateful for what they are given. If this only had 3 Scenes fully unlocked just to show off the animation and 100 scenes behind a paywall I would see it as a demo that is basically asking me, do I like that art style, does it have unique content, so I can make my decision on if I want to pay for the full product and to support it.
As I personally have said before if this project starts producing content that I find unique and I am interested in then I would happily support it for as long as that content is created.
I would however apprechiate if once someone pays for patreon or Subscriberstar they unlock the content currently released perminantly, I am not really one for content being taken away after as that feels more VIP but again grateful for what is created and worst case senario the developer has said he will release everything if something were to happen to the project. Has EA ever given promises like thay? I mean look at Free to Play games like Team Fortress 2 for example, once Valve pull the plug on the item server the game will basically become unplayable without serious work from the users. Or Fallout 76 when they stop hosting servers for that what will happen. It will all go. We've at least been given the green light that won't be the case here.
Also note to the developer.
Not sure how true it is but I have heard many are escaping Patreon to Subscriberstar to get away from Patreon shutting down stuff.
I know a few creators who were chased off Patreon for things such as Minotaurs on Human or Werewolf on Dragon content.
For me its not really about how its released the only thing I care about in terms of paying for something is
A) New and Unique Content
B) If the project closes its guaranteed to release everything.
For me I can understand the paywall but it feels more like its there to tease people into getting it.
The author still takes his own time to make this content. If what is said is true that a new scene gets released monthly to both paid and free users I can't really see an issue. I feel the creator is still making free content which we should be grateful for in itself. We should always be grateful that someone is making content. It makes me sad if when they are finished making content it doesn't get published as its so much content gone to waste, but creators do need to live and they also do like something for the effort they put in. I feel people should feel lucky they have gotten anything for free at all and not hate what they haven't got.
Regardless to style, content or anything like that, I feel its worth noting this content wouldn't be here in the first place if it wasn't for the author.
If people were paying for patreon and not getting something that was advertised I could understand hostility but so far most of this forum just seems to be about hate and anger. This is one person making something, is this really how we should react to something being made in the first place?
We've been told that all content will be released should the project come to an end, that in itself is amazing for any Patreon or Subscriberstar to offer. So much content usually just vanishes without a trace never to be seen again.
I was part of a Patreon once called Pokemon Off-White and as a patreon you could vote for the next Pokemon, I actually managed to win the vote on my favorite Pokemon and yet on that month the project was stopped. I didn't get a refund or anything like that. But to my knowledge this hasn't happened here. This also isn't meant to be a triple A game ether and its no Fallout 76. I feel people need to be grateful for what they are given. If this only had 3 Scenes fully unlocked just to show off the animation and 100 scenes behind a paywall I would see it as a demo that is basically asking me, do I like that art style, does it have unique content, so I can make my decision on if I want to pay for the full product and to support it.
As I personally have said before if this project starts producing content that I find unique and I am interested in then I would happily support it for as long as that content is created.
I would however apprechiate if once someone pays for patreon or Subscriberstar they unlock the content currently released perminantly, I am not really one for content being taken away after as that feels more VIP but again grateful for what is created and worst case senario the developer has said he will release everything if something were to happen to the project. Has EA ever given promises like thay? I mean look at Free to Play games like Team Fortress 2 for example, once Valve pull the plug on the item server the game will basically become unplayable without serious work from the users. Or Fallout 76 when they stop hosting servers for that what will happen. It will all go. We've at least been given the green light that won't be the case here.
Also note to the developer.
Not sure how true it is but I have heard many are escaping Patreon to Subscriberstar to get away from Patreon shutting down stuff.
I know a few creators who were chased off Patreon for things such as Minotaurs on Human or Werewolf on Dragon content.
- Dec 16, 2017
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.... just waiting for a new way to get behinde the paywall ....
Apparently, when, and if, this project finishes, or it is updated, all content will be released for free.
I am not holding my breath for either event because I honestly don't think they are ever going to happen. This is basically a dead game now due to the extremely cancerous DRM.
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- Sep 26, 2021
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How long does it usually take scenes to load? I haven't gotten any of them to work so far. I just sit for 10 minutes or so on the load screen and then give up.
The "game" is abandonware. You can never make this work because dev locked it to need special keycodes and for the player to have patreon to access. There is no way to get around this. Delete the "game" and find something else.
- Sep 26, 2021
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That's weird. I was able to load this game up just fine. It makes you download the stages that the scenes take place on before you can play them though. All that said, it doesn't have vr for something that is just an anim viewer so it's kinda lame. A lot of the scenes are just a couple of states or a loop with some customization. I guess it was more of a test project compared to the one they did now where there are actually at least a couple things to unlock at the mall.
- Sep 26, 2021
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iirc I could load the game and download scenes, but then when I tried to actually run them I just got an infinite loading screen.