Ahh that's unfortunate. Always enjoyed the old stuff they put out like Kunoichi, shame they went the other direction with the game. Oh well to each thier own I suppose. Guess since they wanted it on steam they needed to go the more advertiser friendly route unfortunatly.
that was a reason, yes. If you’d like though, they did commission some doujinshi for the game as part of the kickstarter campaign. non-canon stories, a couple of which have the tone you’re looking for.
the doujinshi they released for subverse looked dark enough. but I guess they simply dropped things like those. to be fair, I highly doubt they go for heavier stuff in a game with such a premise.
If you a pirate you need to download the entire thing again.... but its free right?Is there any patch only update for 0.1.3? Downloading another 30gb is not worth it, man
Sure, but a lot of "free" stuff comes with a patch too. And a pirate always choose the easiest way (if there's any). But I forgot this is not a cracker type of forum. I owe ya me remorse, aye?
I'm of simple taste. I got it on steam, I do 2 clicks and it update when a update is there.. Also, it's not about this not being a "cracker type of forum". It's about how steam does updates. It's not always about just adding new files or replacing files, but about inject new code into already large files to save you from download them anew.
For the game, yeah, but I'm sure they're totally cool getting to back into the daaaarkness when they make films again. Now in shinier UE4
Could need some very dark anti China propagandaFor the game, yeah, but I'm sure they're totally cool getting to back into the daaaarkness when they make films again. Now in shinier UE4
No, some games have patches that are easy to deploy such as VNs, but this one you'll have to download the whole thing again. If you are bandwidth-limited, I'd say just wait for the final version. Or if you are considering buying the game, read through reviews and think carefully about it before buying it so you don't end up feeling like you wasted your money later - I'd also recommend using GOG if you decide to buy it as they have (unless it's changed) a 30 day return policy regardless of play-time (and no DRM) which is significantly better than Steam's lousy return policy.Is there any patch only update for 0.1.3? Downloading another 30gb is not worth it, man
If they keep add 5-8gb to the game size for every update... Buying the game will seem like the better option unless you want to hold off until it's done and download the entire thing then.
That's why I literally said this in the post you quoted: " If you are bandwidth-limited, I'd say just wait for the final version. "
Technically I paid part of their wages since I bought the game on Steam thus making me a customer with expectations. Also, given the studio's history I think everyone expected more than animated gif loops. They used to make 40 minutes porn videos so animating stuff doesn't seem to be a problem for them.
Buying the game is not the same as buy stocks in a company. Buying the game doesn't give you any power over development either. If you believe that then you no better than the Chinese mob that is review bombing it atm.
So as a consumer I don't have the right to criticize a product I bought and can see very clear ways to improve upon it? It's called consumer feedback and many companies consider it valuable, especially to projects that are still unfinished.
I dunno getting enough woke/angry people to cancel shit could really hurt development.
Of course you have the right to criticize something if you unhappy over it. But you have no right to demand direction of development. You saying you care nothing about the animations outside of Pandora, but so far this is where FOW excelled with their work. Story, VA's. There is nothing out there that rival this. which a a lot of reviews on steam applaud them for.
The Chinese mob been doing similar review bombing on other games on Steam. If I recall right the game Little Witch Noberta something, got review bombed because some big mayhem over VA's wasn't approved by the Chinese fans. Those bad reviews was later removed by Steam. I guess we might see the ones on Subverse get removed as well. Quite interesting though as many of these bad reviews is of people that played for a like half a hour etc. Like someone is organizing them to buy the game, write a bad review and then refund the game.
Just wondering, how long does it usually take for Steam to take action against such review bombing?
