Don't worry, you'll get to see enough of her.Can I check up on auntie Silvia instead? I think she is the sexiest woman in the game, to bad she isn't in the poll.
yea, I got that bit.
You can use my patch. I've posted it here a long time ago, and still works without glitches.
First, thank you for the professional complement.
I kinda knew the outcome when I put the poll, TBH.Which of our lovely ladies does MC check up on, at the end of V. 0.0.30 Omega??
- Everyone loves Mom
super valid point, people are so selfish and inside their bubbles that they want things their way and sometimes forget to think things through, and they also don't seem to understand that this industry pays peanuts for the artists work and because of that many of you don't even have this as prime source of income (and your game had quite clout when it came out), so basically most people complaining don't pay shit and are still complaining, and some people ARE helping but don't understand that 10$ a month isn't enough, anyway cheers mate and god bless your family!First, thank you for the professional complement.
It did take time for me to make the switch - both mentally (the way of thinking) and professionally (hardware and software) - from Maya and RenderMan to DAZ and iRay.
Second, you are right - Saving Paula is not my priority, as work goes. I cannot leave my (quite) lucrative work as a "regular" animator and devote my time to a game which pays me just over 200$ a month.
That's about half what I charge for a 3D or Post session. yes, half a day's work.
I am paying bills and feeding a poor artist's family, you know. Well, it's my family, but I'm an artist, so...
I'd love Saving Paula to be my day job, since I enjoy it so much, but I can't do it when it doesn't even pay the electricity bill.
Or any bill, for that matter.
That's why I smile to myself whenever I see here a "Oh, he's not going to finish it" kind of remark.
Clearly, whoever says that doesn't know the true meaning of having a hobby.
When the dev gets the free time, this is not their full time job. They have to support themselves/family first. Otherwise we get nothing at all
And a lot of starved Devs...When the dev gets the free time, this is not their full time job. They have to support themselves/family first. Otherwise we get nothing at all
Thank you for your honest reply.First, thank you for the professional complement.
It did take time for me to make the switch - both mentally (the way of thinking) and professionally (hardware and software) - from Maya and RenderMan to DAZ and iRay.
Second, you are right - Saving Paula is not my priority, as work goes. I cannot leave my (quite) lucrative work as a "regular" animator and devote my time to a game which pays me just over 200$ a month.
That's about half what I charge for a 3D or Post session. yes, half a day's work.
I am paying bills and feeding a poor artist's family, you know. Well, it's my family, but I'm an artist, so...
I'd love Saving Paula to be my day job, since I enjoy it so much, but I can't do it when it doesn't even pay the electricity bill.
Or any bill, for that matter.
That's why I smile to myself whenever I see here a "Oh, he's not going to finish it" kind of remark.
Clearly, whoever says that doesn't know the true meaning of having a hobby.
