VN Ren'Py Abandoned Strange Nights [v0.7.1] [LocJaw]

[NR83]

Payment is once a month. Also with the month change from September to October, he has lost almost $50 in income.

I'm not happy with this situation: I'd like the game to be finished and for its creator to benefit from his effort, but at this point I think it's naive to think he'll do it, and giving him money is a mistake.

 

[Mormont]

Also with the month change from September to October, he has lost almost $50 in income.

That happens with every dev at the end of the month.

 

[cuentatemp15]

"Soon"

 

[stapler]

Reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

 

[darker246]

When is the next update?

 

[Freezer14]

When is the next update?

Sometime between now and never, for sure.

Seriously, we don't know. The only person who does is never on here, so we'll just have to patiently wait, or forget about this game altogether.

 

[bluehound36]

When is the next update?

When the dev decides to quit sleeping apparently. It'd be nice to see it get updated regardless of when however.

 

[stapler]

uh oh

 

[bluehound36]

uh oh

Bet it comes down to the school setting (not wanting any depiction of minors) and the mind control theme.

 

[Morah SDG]

uh oh

Bet it comes down to the school setting (not wanting any depiction of minors) and the mind control theme.

Why though? No one's underage in this IP, are they? Also, the powers presented, it's not like he's straight up making them do anything they wouldn't want to, I think that's been explained. No incest has been presented either, so....

 

[bluehound36]

Why though? No one's underage in this IP, are they? Also, the powers presented, it's not like he's straight up making them do anything they wouldn't want to, I think that's been explained. No incest has been presented either, so....

Because some punk more than likely reported the dev just based upon the tags in question and the patreon thought patrol only cares about image, not actual content. They'll go through the process with this dev I imagine like they've done to others just so the page gets cleaned up to remove anything that violates their delicate sensibilities. In short, generation snowflake strikes again. I just hope it isn't a dmca violation though, that'd pretty much end this from further development.

 

[Josh Spicer]

Or, much more likely, is that somebody reported the page out of spite.

 

[Tomoto]

Because some punk more than likely reported the dev just based upon the tags in question and the patreon thought patrol only cares about image, not actual content. They'll go through the process with this dev I imagine like they've done to others just so the page gets cleaned up to remove anything that violates their delicate sensibilities. In short, generation snowflake strikes again. I just hope it isn't a dmca violation though, that'd pretty much end this from further development.

Isn't copyright infringement more likely than what you are saying?

 

[Hones]

Isn't copyright infringement more likely than what you are saying?

No I doubt it, patreon would normally send a notice for copyright infringement telling them to remove said content or they will remove their patreon page, they typically wouldn't put the page under review for copyright, It seems more likely to me that the page has been reported as containing banned content (incest, minors. etc)

 

[Mormont]

That's a pity and seems to be happening more often, hopefully, if the dev reappears he uses something other than patreon I wish other devs would do the same and avoid it like the plague.

 

[DangerousGambler]

And more one dev about review.

 

[NR83]

Well, that's what this project needed to die definitively /facepalm

 

[DangerousGambler]

Well, idea is great, but development is very slow

 

[SpecLurker]

That's a pity and seems to be happening more often, hopefully, if the dev reappears he uses something other than patreon I wish other devs would do the same and avoid it like the plague.

I've noticed more creators moving over to subscribestar. It's similar to patreon.

 

[Mormont]

I've noticed more creators moving over to subscribestar. It's similar to patreon.

Yes, I don't think it's as strict as patreon so it's something I'd say more devs should be looking at.