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Shouldn't take long to voice those few lines of text, right?Are the devs gonna add voices to characters?
Shouldn't take long to voice those few lines of text, right?Are the devs gonna add voices to characters?
His download links on his website isThat's a lot more downloads than I thought, but it's since the inception and the dev only pays for the "uncapped" download for Patreons - so ~30k people. He's not paying for petabytes annually.
God, and can you imagine the whineage then... "But that's not how I think Debbie sounds when she moans!!!" and "Why can't we get Roxxy's V/O in this update, why did they do Eve first??"Shouldn't take long to voice those few lines of text, right?
Not quite, the Patreons get their own private servers (Where the cost would be) - everything else is on Mega / etc.His download links on his website isYou must be registered to see the linksto download for free -- not just his subscribers. So, yes, it is entirely conceivable that he is paying for over a million downloads per year from his website, equaling over a petabyte of bandwidth -- especially when he has had updates in the past. Particularly when the tech update is ever finally released - his mega account, alone, will be sucking up bandwidth like a thirsty sailor in a bar on shore leave.
God, and can you imagine the whineage then... "But that's not how I think Debbie sounds when she moans!!!" and "Why can't we get Roxxy's V/O in this update, why did they do Eve first??"
Look, I can tell you just want to be a contrarian (Petabytes? Absurd! --- The game is that popular? Poppycock! --- Provides bandwidth for everyone to download? Balderdash! --- Oh well, it only costs €215 / month, big deal). So, here, I'll agree with you - Yes, I know the average cost for 1 petabyte of bandwidth annually from Mega is about 215 euros per month. Some months it could be as low as 40-60 euros on their flex plan, but during peak times (such as during update releases) it can go over 1,000 euros. But, yes, on an average.Not quite, the Patreons get their own private servers (Where the cost would be) - everything else is on Mega / etc.
But, imagining he pays for the full transfer on Mega (By which I mean he uses his transfer quota for the files, which I don't think is the case) for 1 PB a year, it's still only €215 / month...
You was claiming high costs, even stating exabytes, and me calling that out isn't being contrarian.Look, I can tell you just want to be a contrarian (Petabytes? Absurd! --- The game is that popular? Poppycock! --- Provides bandwidth for everyone to download? Balderdash! --- Oh well, it only costs €215 / month, big deal). So, here, I'll agree with you - Yes, I know the average cost for 1 petabyte of bandwidth annually from Mega is about 215 euros per month. Some months it could be as low as 40-60 euros on their flex plan, but during peak times (such as during update releases) it can go over 1,000 euros. But, yes, on an average.
Further, however -- that's just one of the business costs that people forget about of which I mentioned a few in my initial reply. There's business taxes, attorney fees, fees for accounting, promotions when needed, contractor fees to pay for the staff, etc. Doing business costs money. All of those add up. Is DC making good money? Sure. I never said he wasn't, in fact I've agreed every time that he's making good money -- but he's not pocketing every dollar that his subscribers send on Patreon, like many people seem to think when they are whining about how much he is getting and that things could go faster if he just threw more money at it.
Because it is his fulltime job probably,its either that or this guy is a complete idiot.Then why are YOU keep replying to everyone ? You can too "ignore both the comments and replies if it bothers you".
You are dedicated with this replies, Like it's your fulltime job !
I never claimed high costs - I have always claimed costs, period. Costs that people don't consider when they start their whinging on and on about how much DC's Patreon account brings in. You called me out on petabytes, not my other claim of possible exabytes. The exabytes claim which I already admitted I made a mistake about because of doing the math in my head and misplacing zeros, at the same time standing my ground on petabytes. I showed my sources from how I got my estimates - you didn't refute them then once I showed you, but do so now. You didn't offer any sources or any numbers to refute. You keep moving the goal posts, I get it. I get it.You was claiming high costs, even stating exabytes, and me calling that out isn't being contrarian.
Projection is a terrible reflection of ones self-evaluation.Because it is his fulltime job probably,its either that or this guy is a complete idiot.
his answers are helpful, if people start reading old pages instead of taking and writing, Count Morado don't give constant explanations for the misinformation there isThen why are YOU keep replying to everyone ? You can too "ignore both the comments and replies if it bothers you".
You are dedicated with this replies, Like it's your fulltime job !
I see you know a lot. I've been wondering for a long time where the Summertime Saga website's server is. I like the structure of the website, but I don't see the developer, the location. I have seen websites with a similar structure. The site must also allow adult content.Nope, it wasn't supposed to be 3 updates per year. It has always been about releasing an update when they think it's ready.
After the 6th pre-tech update, they decided to nix them and focus strictly on the tech update.They've decided to share monthly written reports on Patreon about how the tech update is going until it is finally released. No, they don't know when and the subscribers know that it is going to be awhile. In the meantime, DC continues to stream regularly on Picarto working on art for other updates and ideas for the game while the poser and coding staff work through their bottlenecked tasks, since the art is considered complete for the tech update.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
Finally, see #10 here for the link to 29 May's report: #71,087
I'm at the beginning of the game. I saw that there are also new scenes in the technical upload. What's wrong with the scenes?The tech update, while probably being necesarry at some point to implement, has been and continues to be a shitshow and a pretty big embarrassement.
The tech update isn't released and is taking (so far) 4 to 8 times longer than initially expected. That is why it is considered a shitshow and pretty big embarrassment. There isn't expected to be new content in the tech update when it is released, but some new locations and some select reworked art - as well as the display ratio changed from 4:3 to 16:9. Read #10 in my FAQ here: #71,087 to find a link to what was originally planned and what the 29 May report says is the current status of the tech update.I'm at the beginning of the game. I saw that there are also new scenes in the technical upload. What's wrong with the scenes?
The nameserver for both the public website and the supporter website (kompasproductions) is Cloudflare - and most likely at least one of the servers the website hosting service uses would be in the United States with redundancy servers in several other countries, as is usually the case with web hosting companies. The adult content that is seen in Summertime Saga is legal and allowed in many countries around the world, so hosting the site wouldn't be an issue. Anyway, the contentI've been wondering for a long time where the Summertime Saga website's server is.
Thanks for the reply! You helped a lot!The tech update isn't released and is taking (so far) 4 to 8 times longer than initially expected. That is why it is considered a shitshow and pretty big embarrassment. There isn't expected to be new content in the tech update when it is released, but some new locations and some select reworked art - as well as the display ratio changed from 4:3 to 16:9. Read #10 in my FAQ here: #71,087 to find a link to what was originally planned and what the 29 May report says is the current status of the tech update.
The nameserver for both the public website and the supporter website (kompasproductions) is Cloudflare - and most likely at least one of the servers the website hosting service uses would be in the United States with redundancy servers in several other countries, as is usually the case with web hosting companies. The adult content that is seen in Summertime Saga is legal and allowed in many countries around the world, so hosting the site wouldn't be an issue. Anyway, the content
The developer hasn't been working alone for quite a few years (years before the tech update was started) including a writer, several art posers, and a coder. Is this simply asked for one of your three posts required to be able to post links in the forums?Is the dev still working alone, or has he hired someone to help with the more tech stuff?
I was truly curious. I should have checked first thought, but yeah, it was also the three required posts.The developer hasn't been working alone for years including a writer, several art posers, and a coder. Is this asked as just one of your three posts required to be able to post links in the forums? Because this is well known information.
Post one more time. I dare you. See what you get.I was truly curious. I should have checked first, but yeah, it was also the three required posts.
I agree that since they've started on this tech update endeavor, there's been barely any NEW content at all.People are acting in here like this is Innocent Witches where after 7 years there's barely ANY content at all.