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yes yes yes yes...... thank you
their movies was so good
my favorites were kunoichi 3 and code valentine
yes yes yes yes...... thank you
True, but the fact that they've responded so quickly in fixing what's there (I can think of so many developers that would've left this alone for weeks if not months before a patch), I think its still noteworthy.Those 2 patchs were only bugfixes.
We should not be too optimistc, it will take time to bring more content.
They can be similar if it was the case that another user commented, the guys may have used the Honey Select hand as a base and modeled another hand on top of it, this would explain why the fingers are a little smoother on the Subverse model, but at the same time, there are things that are completely identical, like the thumb, the armature, etc.What the chances that it actually a two different hands that looks very similar?
And also, why you even done that, compare two seemingly unrelated models?
Not possible. They only had a budget of 2 million when they started. It was either mediocre tactical gameplay or interactive sex scenes. Seems they choose the former and instead gave us a high quality flash game.If they just added camera controls to the sex scenes, that would be a massive improvement
No, they made the game they wanted to make as Kristoff talked about in the interview I linked earlier.Not possible. They only had a budget of 2 million when they started. It was either mediocre tactical gameplay or interactive sex scenes. Seems they choose the former and instead gave us a high quality flash game.
Personally I would have taken interactive sex scenes over the subpar tactical gameplay.
You are right they did make the game they wanted and I said personally I would rather have had something else.No, they made the game they wanted to make as Kristoff talked about in the interview I linked earlier.
The pretence of what they made is wrong, because it's not the game you wanted it to be, is just fucked up.
Of course, everyone is allowed to wish for what they desire and want. Just rarely that happen. It was more of a general thing and not really directly aimed at you. Been so many posts about they made the game all wrong etc. Everyone seems to have their own ideas about how the game should have been, but end of the day its the devs creation.You are right they did make the game they wanted and I said personally I would rather have had something else.
I am allowed to personally wish for something else even if what is given is not what I would have wanted.
Absolutely, I agree. You both are right, here. SFOW has the right to make the game they want, and for those of us who consider some aspects of the game to be 'deal breakers' we can simply choose not to buy the game.You are right they did make the game they wanted and I said personally I would rather have had something else
I don't think they loose any sleep over that in any regard. Doubt they expect to earn much at all from pirates to start with.Absolutely, I agree. You both are right, here. SFOW has the right to make the game they want, and for those of us who consider some aspects of the game to be 'deal breakers' we can simply choose not to buy the game.
I wouldn't expect them to worry too much regardless at this point, although I will say as far as this site (I can't speak for all), there are tons of people here who are willing to pay for good games. Many of us back indy devs on Patreon. I know I have and there are games here that I'm just waiting to come to Steam so I can pick them up immediately on launch day to support them.I don't think they loose any sleep over that in any regard. Doubt they expect to earn much at all from pirates to start with.
Everybody is a pirate.I don't think they loose any sleep over that in any regard. Doubt they expect to earn much at all from pirates to start with.
There is many that does, but in the grand scheme of thing, those many is a minority of the whole. Probably around the same ratio of people who torrent or download by other means pirated stuff. Sometimes they buy what they pirate, because they like it.I wouldn't expect them to worry too much regardless at this point, although I will say as far as this site (I can't speak for all), there are tons of people here who are willing to pay for good games. Many of us back indy devs on Patreon. I know I have and there are games here that I'm just waiting to come to Steam so I can pick them up immediately on launch day to support them.
Ya the way I look at places like F95 are as a way to try games out. If I really like a game and especially a dev, I look to see if they sell the game on Steam and if they do, I buy it - I own both City of Broken Dreamers and Being A DIK on Steam as a couple examples and I'll continue to buy them as they release new parts of the games.There is many that does, but in the grand scheme of thing, those many is a minority of the whole. Probably around the same ratio of people who torrent or download by other means pirated stuff. Sometimes they buy what they pirate, because they like it.
There is so many games/vn's (whatever), and you can only support so many creators before your wallet shut you down. But that doesn't keep you from download stuff.
Pirating has little effect on overall sales. Grey market Keysellers like G2A do more harm than pirating. I recall a dev who told pirates they rather trm torrent the game than them having to deal with stolen keys. At the end of the day pirating is more of a moral dilemma than a harmful one for anyone who feels strange about it.Everybody is a pirate.
Yep, while there are absolutely leechers out there, or just poor folks who simply don't have the $ to buy games, there are plenty of people who just want to test drive a game before they give their money over. I've had more than a few games that I had never heard of before checking out pirate sites like crackwatch, f95, and piracy subreddits that I ultimately ended up purchasing because I thought the dev did a good job and I wanted them to make more games like that.Actually pirating has little effect on overall sales. Grey market Keysellers like G2A actually do more harm than pirating. I recall a dev who told pirates they's rather you torrent the game than them having to deal with stolen credit cards. At the end of the day pirating is moral dilemma than a harmful one.
There is controller support, just for the ship gameplay atm.
Guess I've got some egg on my face here. I didn't actually try plugging in my pad, and there's no mention of controller support on the steam pageso I didnt make the attempt. Usually games have little indicators for that. Im sure there are controller maps in the settings that I completely glossed over. I'll have to give that a shot soonYa controller works good for schmup - controls are smooth for it, would definitely recommend giving your controller a go.
Ghostrunner comes to mind when I read this. The demo worked just fine but when the game actually launched it had a ton of issues including dropped inputs, which is an issue in a 3D platformer where missing a grappling hook means death. Had I ripped that game off, I never even would've bought it. Luckily refunding is pretty easy but still depending on the game it ties up your money for a whileYep, while there are absolutely leechers out there, or just poor folks who simply don't have the $ to buy games, there are plenty of people who just want to test drive a game before they give their money over. I've had more than a few games that I had never heard of before checking out pirate sites like crackwatch, f95, and piracy subreddits that I ultimately ended up purchasing because I thought the dev did a good job and I wanted them to make more games like that.
The folder containing everything should look like thisafter downloading all parts and extracting part 1, do i copy/paste parts 2-4 (z01, z02, z03) into the subverse folder?