- Sep 1, 2020
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Hah, joke's on you. They didn't specify what Year they were talking abt...
Could be Sept 2025.....
lol
Have a good one!
Ren'Py Rewind [v0.3.3.3] [Sprinting Cucumber]
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Could be Sept 2025.....
lol
Have a good one!
- Sep 4, 2020
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Considering that it's only a few weeks later and the dev is in the process of getting the update rolled out now it's really not that bad. I can think of some way bigger offenders to missed deadlines.
Jake Tapper is a hell of a good name for this kind of defense response
- Sep 4, 2020
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Devlog #34 Stiiiiill Going.
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Guys. I am so sorry. I have grossly underestimated the amount of scenes that exist in this update. There are SO many. I have 3 more to do....
well still working on it, Im not a subscriber so i cant get the full post.
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Guys. I am so sorry. I have grossly underestimated the amount of scenes that exist in this update. There are SO many. I have 3 more to do....
well still working on it, Im not a subscriber so i cant get the full post.
I mean life happens. It's done on free time. Am I looking forward to another update hell yeah can't wait. Alas my pennies are pinced so here I am also waiting for a "free" update. That said. Don't complain if your not financially supporting.
No it says 3 more to do. Meaning there should be quite a few.
Is it just my impression, or are people way more addicted to instant gratification than 10 years ago? It's as if they forget that making something takes time and effort.
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Thanks, but was .ods really the best file/format to create a guide?
That thanks wasn't sarcastic btw. I really do appreciate it.
Important note: you'll need JRE to run OpenOffice on a 64-bit windows system. Mac and Linux should be no problem, just download and go to town on some spreadsheets. I'd actually recommend Libre Office for 64-bit systems
I chose a spreadsheet that isn't online so that each person can modify it as they need. People can mark down in the file when they have acquired each title upgrade or when they discover a recipe or seen a specific scene with a girl. I personally find it helpful to keep track of these things this way and I assume there are others out there that feel the same way.
And the .ods format for spreadsheets is the most universal one. I find that the Microsoft Office Spreadsheet formats don't work properly is some other spreadsheet programs. I personally use LibreOffice, which is a free program that works, imo, better than Microsoft Office.