kostello
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TheSinful
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Zatrian
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You need to wait outside at night and then go to your room. Or smthng like that.
Deadlypremonition
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And still, multiple times you guys dodged my question regarding what exactly are you working on
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Because we arent working on anything. Yet. Thats the point, we cant start working until this release calms down.
Deadlypremonition
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Well, i meqn its been around 2 months between last mod update and onis new stable version. Nothing you were doing in that time?
hennaotoko
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Are you for real with this? these guys are making a mod. They aren't even making money off this thing. Why do they have to answer to you? If development is too slow for you, then why don't you take a crack at contributing to it. It is an open source project.
AnonF21
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Hmm maybe the modders once a month (1st or last day) should let us know what's happening yay or nay? Deadlypremonition Pervy Rogue
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I would normally agree with this, as that's my biggest peeve with Patreon that being creators who don't communicate with thier Patrons over a stretch of time, but here I have a bit of a harder time agreeing just because if they aren't working on anything for, say, 3-4 months because there's no new stable version, then the update will literally just be "Still not working on anything." I mean, I'd appreciate it, but at the same time I imagine there will be people far too impatient to wait for any kind of substantial update when every release is usually brimming with hidden bugs. IDK, that's just my two-cents tho.
EquineHung
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Holy shit, you must be the most obnoxious guy i've ever seen on this board.
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Whether it's for this specific version or not, they're waiting for a version that's stable. And Oni really loves releasing his bug-hunt versions that can be teeming with problems. So it's really just as long as the version isn't a pile or problems, then the mod team can actually attempt to work with it. Then again, I think one of the mod devs had also said that the code for the game was problematic, or maybe that's due to how buggy the game can be. IDK. I'm not a dev. I just wanna help after all.
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And I realize that, but what I mean is that if they were to communicate when they're actually doing when they are working on the mod, it would be very sporadic because their work is based on if Oni releases a version they can work with or not. I never tried to imply that the modders are getting paid. It was just an opinion regarding communication after all.
Edit: Though I'll apologize anyways if it came out that way.
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Bottom-line: The mod does not get code work done between the time we finish a release to a new stable release from Oni.
What does happen is that between versions we accept requests and any art work that people want to submit. But realistically, these things tend to spike while we are in development, meaning that all action on the mod will always be condensed into the 2 or so weeks after each major stable release from Oni.
Plus, the hardest thing for us is to get the art work needed, and artists don't really stick around to produce more than a couple things, its hard to get things added.
On the side though, we are working on a decently sized DLC to be added to the game, with full knowledge from the developer. Some of that is being previewed over on the discord, and will only be previewed on the discord until we release an initial version and get that project a thread on here of its own. We simply don't want to have crossover on that here and people asking why that content is not in the mod.
Anyone really really wants to help: submit artwork. Clothes, items, backgrounds, etc.
What does happen is that between versions we accept requests and any art work that people want to submit. But realistically, these things tend to spike while we are in development, meaning that all action on the mod will always be condensed into the 2 or so weeks after each major stable release from Oni.
Plus, the hardest thing for us is to get the art work needed, and artists don't really stick around to produce more than a couple things, its hard to get things added.
On the side though, we are working on a decently sized DLC to be added to the game, with full knowledge from the developer. Some of that is being previewed over on the discord, and will only be previewed on the discord until we release an initial version and get that project a thread on here of its own. We simply don't want to have crossover on that here and people asking why that content is not in the mod.
Anyone really really wants to help: submit artwork. Clothes, items, backgrounds, etc.
The modders are NOT your slaves.Well, i meqn its been around 2 months between last mod update and onis new stable version. Nothing you were doing in that time?