Does Sesinho know that games don't have to be realistic?
Well, i see human beings, living in houses, speaking english. Why not making a game about chupacabras that have tantric sex and live in clouds and speak klingon, or esperanto then? do you want to keep the fallacy going or just accept some minor and valid criticism regarding fanservice used as filler?
I have no doubt that such a game actually exists somewhere. XDWell, i see human beings, living in houses, speaking english. Why not making a game about chupacabras that have tantric sex and live in clouds and speak klingon, or esperanto then? do you want to keep the fallacy going or just accept some minor and valid criticism regarding fanservice used as filler?
We could talk seriously about the alternative which would be creating situations where you dont have to be facepalm cringy, and still put some asses in display. I mean the game is 18+
Sorry for having to explain the joke.
I guess it's also a lot easier to render a character bending at the hips and lifting an object than dropping to squat and lifting with the kneels.
Im not discussing technical stuff, cause depends on each one's workflow.
Oh, I've been playing VN's for quite a long time. But I think we are getting to the point of saturation where lot of good devs will get lost in the shuffle because they are all following the same business model. We saw this with a lot of indie games on steam 6 or so years ago. The VN industry is going to have to adjust, imo, soonish or it will stay, mainly, a passion project for most. I think there is a lot of money being left on the table for people who decide to take more of a risk.Welcome to VN's
I kind of do and don't agree. I love that games like Light of my Life drop once every 6 months with huge amounts of enjoyable content, but once you finish it you are left with that hollow feeling of knowing there is going to be nothing more for another 6 months. It's an especially bad feeling for games that like to end on a cliff-hanger.
I think you kind of missed my point. what risks should they be taking exactly in your obviously superior knowledge? There are not 20 people working on them...they are 99% of the time a single person..and yes as a hobby. Even the actual so-called professionals (DPC, Philly etc still take 4+ months per update). So, you either get short updates every 4-6 weeks or a bigger update every 3 months or so. That cannot be helped. While making them is not terribly difficult, posing and rendering scenes is a huge time-sink. You decide which time format you prefer.
A big advantage shorter updates have is they permanently remain in the public conscience, by the time we have talked that last update to death a new one comes out and the cycle continues. Where as longer updates the discussion fades out and can disappear before the next chapter rekindles interest.
It shouldn't be too much longer no I wouldn't have thought. Dev usually updates every 4-5 weeks.
Hate to see Becca go, but love to watch her leave.It shouldn't be too much longer no I wouldn't have thought. Dev usually updates every 4-5 weeks.
The girls said they'll go check and see
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