AlexFXR
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What differs is that if WiaB was put on hold until SG was finished, Ocean would have to make WiaB to fit the canon of SG. Right now he can decide whatever he want most for either of them. The more he confirms in SG before it happens in WiaB, the more he ties his hands. I really don't know why this seems so hard for you to accept. The 'events of the past' are WiaB.
I'll answer 2 at once, because they are connected. Remember what they told Ocean when he decided to make 2 games at the same time? He was told that these games are too big to devote only half of his attention to each. He needs to put all his efforts to finish at least one, and then start making the others. If he continues to make SG and Wiab at the same time, the games will be half-dead and after some time will be completely abandoned. Years later, we see that this is exactly what happened, the games are half-abandoned and are still in their early stages.I've found that the only dialogue in SG that was truly pointless was during the tt scene. That did next to nothing to advance the characters or the story. Are you suggesting the book club or the night and Vic's were filler? Because more revelations happened in those stwo scenes than during the basket ball dialogues, or breaking into the Holgersons. Mostly, story tellers weave those two kinds of dialogues together, and the people who are impatient and skim read miss things.
Ocean had enough energy to make 3.5 chapters in SG, after which the development ended and the game began to slowly die. In chapter 4, he came up with aliens that take up half a chapter and no one likes them. He could have fit this card game into a couple of renders, it would have been much better. I don't even know what to say about chapter 4.5, it is completely useless. All we learned is that there is a new social network and Victoria's sister will work as a gym teacher. As for me, this is completely unnecessary information that could have been contained in a couple of sentences, and not stretched out over an entire update. The entire beginning of Chapter 5 can be thrown out. Ocean has achieved that the scene with naked Bella instead of joy brings negativity and misunderstanding. In general, there are only 2 moments in this chapter that deserve attention, this is the club where you are introduced to new characters and the basketball game.
As a result, we get that all that Ocean does is constantly slow down the development of the plot in his games. It is financially profitable for him to do so, and he is not going to change it.
Apparently you didn't understand why I was talking about 4 months, I'll try to explain it more simply. I'll only take Ocean's data. As you know, its average speed is about 1000 renders per month. It will be able to create those 2333 renders you're talking about in less than 2.5 months. All that's left is to insert the pictures into Renpy and write text for them. How long will it take to insert 1 picture and write text for it? No more than a minute, let's increase it to 3 minutes to be unbiased, that's enough time to write even with one hand. Now the math: 2333*3=6999 minutes or 116.65 hours. To do all this in 1.5 months, you need to work an average of 2.6 hours every day. Do you call that working at the limit? Then I'm interested in what you'll say about an 8-hour workday, like most people on our planet work.You've gone way off the mark here compared to what I was talking about there. I don't need to know about daz or courses or anything. If Ocean does an update of 7000 renders (plus animations and postwork) in x days for SG, then 2333 renders (plus the animations and post work) should easily be done in x/3 days. This is already includes all the time spent on rendering scenes with 32 people or 1 person. So it's really simple maths based on his current speed and habits.
I don't think that it's needed for Ocean to push the cards to their hardest the whole time. But it's his new thing, and he wan't to see what the limits are. So that is at least sensible. If he kept working at the limits, well, that becomes foolhardy.