- Thread starter ErosAmor69
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First time playing this. This has some of the stupidest minigames I've ever seen in an adult VN. Why would you add not one, but two games where you just have to click 100+ times.
- Jul 22, 2021
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I have to say, this update is fantastic, I'm really enjoying the content about Olga Nikolayevna, she's just a sex goddess!
So let me guess the winner of the most attractive female in the game will be a slow burn and wont have a sex scene in the game until about a year or two down the road?
- Oct 1, 2019
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I am just going to take a moment and be honest. I would NEVER have made it through that race scene if not for the Universal Walkthrough Mods.
- Aug 31, 2019
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I hope there will be bushes in '80..... and i don't speak about Bush politicians
You won't believe this, but all developers realize this. And it's not just about the money they earn and the number of patrons. If an author is really "sick" of his story and characters, he strives to give them as much life as possible.
The only problem is that before you put an update on Google Drive, you need to write a script, scene-by-scene breakdown and dialog. Select interiors and character costumes. Set the posing and emotions of the characters. Render. Edit the renders in photoshop. Make and render animations. Find and process music and sounds. Program,
So frequent and regular updates can be produced either by large studios of several people, or by a few lucky loners whose games bring enough money to make it their main income.
I don't think he underestimates the work, he means that release should be regular. Look at Guilty Pleasure, updates are small, but every months, for 34 months now, you got something.
ErosAmor69 - Thank you for the update! I, for one liked it am looking forward to more content. Love your work!
- May 16, 2017
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For those who want to win the rally without getting tired (V1.6.5)
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- Jul 22, 2021
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Yes, that's what I was trying to say, I know the workload is huge, but Guilty Pleasure does manage to release updates every month!
- Jul 26, 2023
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It's in the walkthrough that is included in the main folder of the game.
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Hi, can you please update the gallery unlocker? thanks!
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Yes, but I know of other developers who also do monthly releases . . . and people complain about how short they are. Someone will always complain. If you appreciate a creator's work, you can choose to support the creator. If you don't, you can choose to support someone else.
I think one of the biggest problems is that many people unfortunately don't even remotely understand the point of platforms like Patreon or Subscribestar. If you subscribe on a platform like those, you are not paying for a product. Yes, you get something in return when the creator has it ready, but you're actually paying to support the person during the process of making their creation. Except for what they can manage to find for free, game developers usually have to pay for their own resources — development tools (Photoshop, DAZ, etc.), visual assets, sounds / music, etc. — plus sacrifice their free time away from other real-life activities (often obligations). If they do not earn enough money, a lot of their time gets swallowed up by a job, which can even often require overtime... so they have even less free time to work on their creations.
Payments during months when nothing is released are a show of support to the creator. That might be used to buy resources instead of paying from their own limited funds, but it could also be just used as motivation. If you're working really hard on a game, for example, and practically nobody supports you in your efforts, it can be very disheartening. But because so many people mistakenly think they are buying a product (they absolutely are not), they feel entitled to things that might not be possible or reasonable for the creator (which might include a monthly release).
So support developers or don't, but each person's situation is different from everyone else's. You should never have any particular expectations from an honest developer other than that they are doing what they can with what they have. (I say honest, because obviously if someone is clearly scamming supporters, that's another matter entirely.) If you don't believe a specific creator or agree with how they do things, of course I would expect you to refuse to support them. But for reference, I support some creators who update monthly, some who update every 2 or 3 months, and some who take over a year to update. But in each case, I have good reason to believe they are working as best they can within their own circumstance.