you horn dog XDany hero that can help putting the new update here, I want to Jack off real hard
It's called a Stripper Mentality, based off the phenomenon where women will become strippers and start making an insane amount of money per night and thus they spend every dollar they make while expecting that money to continue to roll in at the same amount, making them simultaneously rich and broke. A lot of devs will do that and claim to be broke because they spend all their earnings on dumb shit.Back when I made 20k-ish a year I lived check to check.. didn't do much and spent little. But I was happy and I made it work. When I made 70k, I bought more things, bigger things and made more expenses for myself and I barely felt like I made a dent in retirement and still felt like I somehow lived check to check. Most people will live by the means that they make and I'm not surprised by a person making a 100k.. (like my sister) still somehow don't have available money to spend. Its no excuse.. but it makes sense.
Would make for a good Documentary Video if got facts and deep understanding behind the scenes of this Dev. Dunno, maybe that's just me being curious on this.It's called a Stripper Mentality, based off the phenomenon where women will become strippers and start making an insane amount of money per night and thus they spend every dollar they make while expecting that money to continue to roll in at the same amount, making them simultaneously rich and broke. A lot of devs will do that and claim to be broke because they spend all their earnings on dumb shit.
Given its development history - just presume "never". You won't be too far from truth. After all, who needs sales when you have a ton of liability-free "donations"?when will this game come to steam?
facts, once the game goes live, he'll never get his fat stacks anymore, party time will be over.Given its development history - just presume "never". You won't be too far from truth. After all, who needs sales when you have a ton of liability-free "donations"?
Oh i what website you download it? I'll just download it myself.I'd like to download it, but I get alarmed on all the download sites
We need v0.105.00 May 19thOh i what website you download it? I'll just download it myself.
well saidGiven its development history - just presume "never". You won't be too far from truth. After all, who needs sales when you have a ton of liability-free "donations"?
bro can you upload it plsWe need v0.105.00 May 19thThe newest version that has galley clothing change...Buti its impossible to find for now until someone uploads it.
This might have been brought up in the past, but I just want to say that the version numbering of this game is killing me lol. We've gone from v0.104.00 to v0.105.00...and this is after 6 years of developmentWe need v0.105.00 May 19thThe newest version that has galley clothing change...Buti its impossible to find for now until someone uploads it.
my brother in christ it's not a progress bar adding up to 1.0 from 0.998, 0.999 etc. It's a release number. It's broken down by major revision/release, followed by minor release number, followed by bugfix number, then sometimes a specific build number. 0.104.0 means non-release build, revision #104, no bugfixes.This might have been brought up in the past, but I just want to say that the version numbering of this game is killing me lol. We've gone from v0.104.00 to v0.105.00...and this is after 6 years of development
I'm not even gonna start doing the maths on when we'll reach v.1.0 at this rate, but I think the real world might actually reach the cyberpunk levels depicted in Eromancer's games before this is finished![]()
Yeah, I'm a programmer myself, I know that there are a couple of version numbering standards you can use, but in the grand scheme of things it doesn't really matter which one you choose. No amount of "versioning acrobatics" is gonna save you from a pissed-off customer and if our team at work was still stuck at "major release 1" or 0.1 after 6 years of development on our projects, we'd been fired 6 times over.my brother in christ it's not a progress bar adding up to 1.0 from 0.998, 0.999 etc. It's a release number. It's broken down by major revision/release, followed by minor release number, followed by bugfix number, then sometimes a specific build number. 0.104.0 means non-release build, revision #104, no bugfixes.