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Unity Something Unlimited [v2.4.7] [Gunsmoke Games]
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Is it really so hard to make a release schedule? 1 month cycle, 3 weeks creating new content, 1 week implementing, testing and patching, release, it that really too much to ask for? You don't have to add ton of content each time, whatever you finish in 3 weeks you add and that's it, the rest can be created next month. But whatever, I'm not paying them money anyway, I can wait.
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In addition to self-organization, the problem here is also inexperience and ignorance of programming. He's just an amateur and his code is a mess. And the larger the game, the more chaos it introduces into the code. And, as far as I understand, he does not really want to hire a full-fledged programmer, because he is afraid for his brainchild that they will ruin everything for him, deceive and do nothing.
- Mar 28, 2017
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They are doing something unlimited.Hopefully working on SU and not playing other games.
I really never got this, like assuming you're hiring actual qualified people I really can't see how them wasting a bunch of your time is possible, or anything but a kind of annoying delay.
Businesses making stuff a hell of a lot larger than these games manage to hire programmers, no idea why it's apparently impossible to find a competent person for so many of these devs.
Are they just hiring any random person on discord who says they can code? Is there not an actual contract in place?
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He was even quoted saying something like "would you trust someone to come in and work on your project?"
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I don't know the whole story, but they once had a programmer, and he even worked on a rebuild. His name was LockeKosta. And I also do not know what they had there for the conflict happened, but he was "fired".
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Makes you wonder what they are afraid to lose by hiring someone
if they did hire someone and get something working on a regular basis
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I was about to call BS on the people saying that there were only 3 updates this year, but then I went back and checked myself....
Fuck, this game really has gone downhill with their release schedule, at least I still enjoy the content itself.
Fuck, this game really has gone downhill with their release schedule, at least I still enjoy the content itself.
What I find funny is that they were joking about going what another game called sumertime saga or something does and update twice a year. Updating three times a year isn't much better than twice a year
I come here almost everyday, not to download or find any news about this dead game, but to enjoy the salt of Patreons
- Nov 11, 2018
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We can't expect much less or more. Normally a game would have like, at least 5-10 updates per year, but it's not my realm of profession so I wouldn't know. How hard would it be to get a programmer and a small team? Like if you're also that paranoid on not wanting to ask for help and doing it all on your own, then why do it? Burnout is just too common and the creator's too afraid to admit that. At least raise specifics and tell them what to not touch or code in particular, lay out a set of rules, communication is key to criticism and improving on work/projects.
All you guys need to chill
Sunset is working very hard on making sure the update is stable even though the content has been done for a month now.
It's worth waiting that 80% of updates in the past two years have been delayed that cascade into the next being delayed.
There's no problem in teaser week changing to teaser month and that 2 updates will be AWOL this year because of delays.
You don't even pay for it!
Sunset is working very hard on making sure the update is stable even though the content has been done for a month now.
It's worth waiting that 80% of updates in the past two years have been delayed that cascade into the next being delayed.
There's no problem in teaser week changing to teaser month and that 2 updates will be AWOL this year because of delays.
You don't even pay for it!
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Personally, I am outraged, although I did not invest a cent, not because someone is delaying something, but because the developer cannot and does not want to solve such work issues as: unreasonable saving of resources and unwillingness to hire additional employees. These are the errors that you demonstrated, not because he is in a hurry to release an update quickly, but because, by editing your code from time to time, you accidentally miss the error. For example, a writer - reading his text for the tenth time, he simply will not see the missing letter, because his eyes are accustomed to the text.
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Does he really care? Not really, art wise and characters yes, story and events? Not so much. There is ultimately no progression, it's very one sided. I would rather get back to Bend or Break 2, which has not been in development for a quite a long time.
I can't help but roll my eyes when his excuse for not hiring a coder is brought up. Asshole just doesn't want to spend the money because he's too greedy and he would immediately run out of excuses to be his lazy self and put out an update every two to three months. Every Something Unlimited update would be a couple weeks of work for a team with any real skill.
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Yup. If the coding stops being a bottleneck then he would actually have to draw shit. So much of the art is straight up reused anyway.
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Yesterday I was even thinking that we have only 2 updates so far
Sadly more and more games are going into the direction 1-2 updates per year.
And outside BADIK most don't deliver enough.
Team NLT is damned near the only patreon based porn game developer that produces consistent updates in terms of quality and schedule. A lot of others have suffered recently because there's a small handful of successful ones that get attention on sites like this, leaving some projects by the wayside. Fantasy Valley, for example, is a fairly small project that is probably going to die since the developer isn't able to pull in enough money per month to justify continuing to spend his free time working on it. Which is a shame as Ancho is a talented artist and you can tell that he works hard and cares a lot about the project. Whereas you get lazy fucks like SR7 or Sad Crab who pull in something like tens of thousands of dollars a month on a super popular IP that they do not own and do next to know work, yet people with original ideas who put a lot of themselves into the project get passed by.
Does F95 have any way of promoting smaller developers? Because I feel like there should be a proper spotlight on projects in need of support.
Does F95 have any way of promoting smaller developers? Because I feel like there should be a proper spotlight on projects in need of support.
It's been 1 week, SR7. If you release another teaser you're an ass.