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Bro, if they can't drink coffe, tea, alcohol, or smoke, what kind of "legal" drugs can they take?
Also Rogue's ass, whether it's illegal or not.
Ren'Py Rogue-like: Evolution [v1.52a] [Oni]
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Also Rogue's ass, whether it's illegal or not.
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Every Mormon I've ever met only acts religious around other Mormons. They act normal otherwise.
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i was raised mormon (i am not a mormon)
he forgot the #1 thing
they are to tithe 10% to the church, your level of salvation is tied to this.
i drink a lot of coffee....
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And yet still less of a scam than "that other (non)religion which name must not be spoken anywhere except on /b/ in the mid/late-'00's".
Also Rogue's ass:
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this game’s going to get the abandoned tag soon
Nah, it was around 7.5k a while ago and it decreased by a bit. The game is just a cow at this point tbh
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And our shit will turn purple and smell like rainbow sherbet.
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You know when your boss goes "I don't get it, you're just welding metal. There are machines that can do this. Why does it take you a full day?" or "You're just adding a button to this program, why do you need meetings and designers and a week just to do this?" or "All you do is flip burgers. Why do you need to call in sick? Anyone can do this job." That's pretty much what you just said. Why it takes so long isn't something that can be explained to people that's never done it and for them to believe it. Hell, I'm a programmer and I did art but I've never made a game. And even from what my perspective, it should take a long time.
If you really want to understand, try modding the game. Add a whole new character with their own story and dialogue and all that, like say Mystique, into the game without breaking the game. Someone else already did it so you wouldn't even make all the art assets. It's not like the game is compiled or encoded. You can literally do this with a text editor. See how long it takes you. I'll bet, unless you're cutting corners or not sleeping, it'll take a lot longer than 3 days.
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Also his code his messy af
I rember there was a mod that try but saw the code they abandoned the mod to try crate a new game witout the pasta Oni did
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I would also like an explanation. Everyone says that it's actually because of the coding itself. It's so bad, it takes several months before it can even be released -- in whatever current alpha stage it happens to be in. But I don't have an explanation for the art however.
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The Oni code is notorious about every time soe wants to add something or edit they need to look a the code ot is like it is fighting you try to add or edit the code it is like a pasta thet dosent want to boil no matter any heat you try
Look, I'll be honest. The code for this game is a mess. But here's the thing. It's not that much more of a most than most Ren'Py games. I've definitely seen worse and I've seen better. In fact, the better ones are either games that a) a lot more simple b) that hired an actual programmer c) just starting out. This game is old. Not like "Oh, this is so last generation." But the older a code base is, the more likely you'll get cluttered code among other things. This is why the Y2K bug was such a problem and they had to find people that knew COBOL in the late 90's to fix the issue. This is one of the reasons why MS abandoned the core for the Windows NT line of operating systems. To the common people, code is just code. You write it, it works, and you're done. But coding and programming is a whole cycle. You have to worry about organization, speed, efficiency, upgrades, code fixes, resource management, connectivity, error handling and a whole bunch more that I don't remember off the top of my head at the moment (security, attack vectors, compatibility, set theory, resiliency... I can keep going on).
If Oni's not a programmer when he started the game, the code's gonna get cluttered. In fact, a code base that runs after, close to 10 years for a first time programmer is pretty good. People can shit on his code and I can understand why. But as a programmer, I know that most people, including the ones shitting on the code, if they were to make something that has lasted close to 10 years would do just as bad or worse. I mean, look at Big Brother or Corruption or Witch Trainer Silver (The original/Akabur's code wasn't bad. But the game play was also much simpler) or Innocent Witches. All those version 1 version 2 stories in Innocent Witches? It's partially done because the code couldn't have been changed without messing things up. AKA, bad code. And Innocent Witches has a team behind it.
Like, there's a way to fix this so that it is easier to get updates and be less buggy, but it requires a completely new way of thinking and coding than Oni, or, quite frankly, most non-coders think. And that refactoring takes time. Like, a lot of time. And he probably can't spare the time/energy/etc. for it. Hell, most large companies don't either.
If you want to learn more, read up on the software development cycle, technical debt and then read up about how many large, very large companies frequently ignore technical debt until it blows up in their faces. I've literally seen entire companies fail due to this. And, in one case, someone even took their own life over it.
Addendum: I wanted to give a shout out to the ren'py game that's programmed better than most other ren'py games. Like WAAAAY better. https://f95zone.to/threads/vae-victis-khan-conquer-ravish-breed-v0-10-9-doorknob22.74639/
Not only is the game itself good, but the code is well organized, human read-able and even going through actual refactoring to prevent future problems. I'm not saying all games need to have this level of coding, but I think it should be noted and appreciated when it does.
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