Probably a dumb question, but where are the save files stored? I’m planning on switching PCs and I don’t want to lose my progress
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Save files are part of the registery. So you will need to look for correct registery files.
- Aug 1, 2017
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Wellp, I think i really will not check this game again for the next 5 years.
I literally spent an hour checking the content accumulated of more than 1 year of updates, and then just scrambling thinking.
"I this it? This can't be it" over and over.
And then I just deleted the game before even cumming and moved on to actually enjoy myself with a game from creambee. (On my banner)
The difference between SU and any of the developers on my banner? You can actually cum to any of the finished games!! Opposite to just wondering if you might have missed something.
I'm done with SR7. It used to be fun making fun of the very little content, but now this is just sad... And I can't even say how it is sad without getting my comment removed.
I literally spent an hour checking the content accumulated of more than 1 year of updates, and then just scrambling thinking.
"I this it? This can't be it" over and over.
And then I just deleted the game before even cumming and moved on to actually enjoy myself with a game from creambee. (On my banner)
The difference between SU and any of the developers on my banner? You can actually cum to any of the finished games!! Opposite to just wondering if you might have missed something.
I'm done with SR7. It used to be fun making fun of the very little content, but now this is just sad... And I can't even say how it is sad without getting my comment removed.
- Jan 16, 2020
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My expectations get lower at each update and somehow I'm still disappointed, why the hell are people still throwing money at him on patreon.
- Apr 16, 2020
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'' We had problems running into other problems and real life issues grinding things to a halt! ''
Who had ''Also real life issues'' on their bingo card? You won!
Who had ''Also real life issues'' on their bingo card? You won!
- Jul 30, 2017
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May I ask why is everyone always so angry about this? Yes, sunsetriders has been milking this game for years, always painting the same poses from scratch to prolong the "development" indefinitely, but are you paying for it? I seriously doubt that even 0.1% of people who are always commenting how this is never going to be finished paid a single dollar. So either enjoy it or ignore it. Wouldn't that be better?
- Apr 16, 2020
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Do your tardwranglers know you're here? Should I call them? Do you need a link to SR7 discord for you to fuck off and cope with his paypiggies about how the rest of the internet is mean to their sweetheart?
- May 29, 2017
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Hell of it is, SU used to be a model of delivery. Every month, right on time, boom. The updates weren't huge but they were *always* on time, for a long-ass time.
Then one day they gave a poll, the poll you see tons of devs eventually do. "Lots of small releases is too much overhead. If we release less often, you'll get more total content! Let's have a poll." The devs literally ask everyone to vote for fewer releases, and the fans do. A few people that actually understand software releases cycles warn against it, but nope.
So the releases go from monthly to "bi-monthly", and it turns out that with a wider schedule it's hard to maintain creative discipline. It turns out debugging twice as much code that is, on average, twice as old takes about 8x as long as it used to with monthly releases. With wider windows the release goals get more ambitious, which means they are even harder to estimate, which means deadlines slip. All the same shit that happens in any software project, and the reason the whole professional development industry moved to the "release early, release often" model in the 2010s.
And now here we are.......
Remember this sad story, my bros, the next time you see that goddammed poll in your patreon feed, asking for a wider release schedule because of "inefficiency" and "release overhead".
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- Jul 27, 2018
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- Apr 16, 2020
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Unfortunately there's no hope for recovery for your kind, all I can offer is a prayer =(
- Oct 7, 2019
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Such as burning asses after another delayed update? hahah
