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Now that requires skill!I expected nothing and I'm still disappointed.
Now that requires skill!I expected nothing and I'm still disappointed.
Because he needs to release something that's why. To show he is "working" on the game.So let me get this right, they released an update with no new content sorta say and yet removed content, so why even release a version like this if the suppose content only dropping in january if not delayed, it makes no sense, this really shows the level of professionalism and leadership of this team.
Nevermind, i found it.These looks new.
Debbie's Route seems like it's being Reset when i use my older Save.
Remind me again how to get that Locked Scene ?
I also couldn't ask her for the Lotion Scene.
A lot of people don't get that when you see people doing something you think is not in their best interest, calling them idiots or other names is not the best method to get them around to your way of thinking, you yourself are an idiot and flying off the handle emotionally. You get people around to your way of thinking by being diplomatic.I certainly do have empathy for scam victims. What I have no empathy for is a) people whining about a game they probably haven't paid anything for (please note the usage of the word "probably") and b) when said whiners have shown zero empathy for scam victims.
Now for something for you to try: comprehend that not every question or comment on the internet is an attack against yourself.
After he got abandonned tag, many subs gone, so he released no content updated, simply for not getting that tagSo let me get this right, they released an update with no new content sorta say and yet removed content, so why even release a version like this if the suppose content only dropping in january if not delayed, it makes no sense, this really shows the level of professionalism and leadership of this team.
There is posing and coding and other aspects involved with creating a VN/game to have the art in the game. While there is art completed, the other parts might not.If the art is ready then why not release it? Pardon my ignorance friend im only trying to understand
Alright, I see we’re going full detective mode here. You’ve got spreadsheets out, calculators smoking, and a burning desire to crack the mystery of this dev team’s productivity. Respect the hustle, but let’s unpack this ?unexpected chess move? from you about those probably-not-made-up numbers from the last guy and let’s work with those Bill Gates sized projections.Yeah, alright, 10 people.
Now, they have 1,5,10 and 20$ stuff. So, without cuts, they're probably making AT LEAST 60k/month.Now we can "add" all this stuff you mentioned, and even with this it's safe to say they have at least 30k/month clean. Probably more, but fine, 30k it is.
So, each fella getting his fare share of... 36k/year. Yeah, it's not that much, at least for US and EU, but still good enough.
And, as you said, it's a team of 10 PEOPLE. TEN, CARL! And even if this is not their full time job (but should be really close), they literally spend last 3-4 months for a few QoL fixes, few bugfixes, very few new arts and few !restored! events. So... practically almost nothing really new. 10 people. 36+k/year. Each. And we have this.
See you guys in 2030, we'll be a happy fam again in 2030Well I would not download it yet because its Tech update with old content rework
Will take years to be completed with this pace
I don't know trough how many mental hoops you have to jump to justify the amount of work that has been delivered in their time span.Thanks for your reply:
Alright, I see we’re going full detective mode here. You’ve got spreadsheets out, calculators smoking, and a burning desire to crack the mystery of this dev team’s productivity. Respect the hustle, but let’s unpack this ?unexpected chess move? from you about those probably-not-made-up numbers from the last guy and let’s work with those Bill Gates sized.
First off, yeah, $30k/month net sounds like a lot when you say it out loud. But divide that across 10 people, throw in taxes, operating costs, and other expenses, and suddenly it’s not looking so huge. Sure, let’s say each dev is pulling in about $36k/year, but let’s not pretend they’re Scrooge McDuck diving into a vault of Patreon cash. This is indie dev life, not Silicon Valley riches. If they’re feeling fancy, maybe they splurge on a trip to IKEA once a year.
Now, onto the “nothing really new” argument. I get it—you’re staring at the Patreon numbers and expecting a steady stream of groundbreaking updates. But creative work doesn’t scale like an assembly line. You don’t get 10 people = 10 times the output. It’s more like 10 people = 10 times the coordination headaches. QoL fixes and restored events might not be the spicy new content you’re craving, but they’re laying the groundwork. Would you rather have a shiny new feature that crashes your game randomly, with a Crime and Punishment book-long changelog that’s an absolute nothing burger, like in School Game, or a stable game that actually runs?
Yeah, they’re making enough to live on, but it’s not the ridiculous payday you’re imagining. They’re able to eat ramen with coffee every day—true luxury. Patience is key, my dude—you shouted Carl like you were ready to start wrestling with me. Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither was your beloved Waifu City. It's Summertime "Saga" not long story short
A hustle. A pretty good one at that. Hence why I always say 'you gotta respect the hustle' since we're technically no better, being pirates and all. Feels kinda hollow to do any moral grandstanding from the pov of one criminal to another (pirating is, after all, still a crime).Is scam the right word to use? I don't know, but it sure does feel shady as fuck.