- Feb 4, 2017
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Ren'Py Summertime Saga [v21.0.0-wip.5791] [Kompas Productions]
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- Aug 20, 2017
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the story that they add on each update really just a few... wish there is more...
- May 3, 2019
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Gave this update a go just to see what was added. I decided to listen to Whitechapel's newest album while I was playing it just to have something nice playing in the background. I think I was listening to "The Abysmal Gospel" when I reached the end of the update. That was about 30 or so minutes into the album, and I finished an update that was made in 2 months. What the fuck. Granted, that 's not as bad as the phone update, but that's putting the bar onto the floor if we're making comparisons like that.
So, writing wise? I think it was alright. The trajectory for Debbie slowly letting her inhibitions go and getting more involved with Anon is good, and I generally like the dialogue between characters. That said, the "lol porn dialogue sucks" joke during the couch masturbation scene really dragged on. It was kinda funny for the first few lines, but it was way too on-the-nose after that.
Also, I found some more art that I don't like. Maybe it's just me, but these 3/4 view and front view shots of Debbie don't look like they're of the same character. I know some people talk about how "drawing is the part of production DC really cares about", but how does that make sense when he keeps copying and pasting assets onto poses without making them look like they fit? I've said this before, but this really makes me think that he doesn't keep reference sheets for any of his characters.
So, that all said, this update was ass.
So, writing wise? I think it was alright. The trajectory for Debbie slowly letting her inhibitions go and getting more involved with Anon is good, and I generally like the dialogue between characters. That said, the "lol porn dialogue sucks" joke during the couch masturbation scene really dragged on. It was kinda funny for the first few lines, but it was way too on-the-nose after that.
Also, I found some more art that I don't like. Maybe it's just me, but these 3/4 view and front view shots of Debbie don't look like they're of the same character. I know some people talk about how "drawing is the part of production DC really cares about", but how does that make sense when he keeps copying and pasting assets onto poses without making them look like they fit? I've said this before, but this really makes me think that he doesn't keep reference sheets for any of his characters.
So, that all said, this update was ass.
- Dec 28, 2018
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Wait Anon still can't fuck his mom landlady? Someone tell DC that build up doesn't work if we've already been through this entire process eight years ago. At this rate it really will be another 10 years before the game reaches it's previous content amount.
- Nov 26, 2018
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- May 4, 2018
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DC only shown that he can do 3/4 view consistent, i think Dc never done a reference rotation sketch of any character that is why there is inconsistency, that is a big mistake from an artist, when you producing art for a project that u know it most likely gonna use more perspectives you need a rotation sketch for later use has reference, but this can be easily fix and he can make some touches in other time cause we already far behind the deadline.
- Apr 5, 2020
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Another update I'll probably skip. From what I've read DC keeps doing the bare minimum. Still in awe he has that many backers, this man is obviously milking this.
How the hell is this new update with almost none of the old content the same size file as the last before tech redue update
First time I had to agree with the criticism by a mile, this update was lacking af
I was really disappointed.
I was really disappointed.
- Apr 13, 2019
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I was surprised that this game had a move, once of a sudden... i was sure it is dead and abandoned long ago.
Looking at feedback of other players something tells me that better not even try to check that version.
I had enough of disappointment about some games here. Not going to have another one.
Thanks for warnings, guys.
- Aug 2, 2017
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- Sep 30, 2021
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Hopefully they actually switched him from wearing slides all the time, and finally made him wear shoes
- Sep 10, 2020
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i really wish DC just push-through the old version of the game. Cause it already have a large amount of content.
- Dec 4, 2023
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- Aug 8, 2023
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Same. I hate flip flops but they look especially bad on the mc. Why is he wearing flip flops on a bike, a scooter, while driving, playing basketball, running, and everything else? I hate it so much.
But the devs said DC does it because he likes flip flops and feet. Ugh.
No interest for him. The business model of Patreon is to keep a project going for as long as possible. So, once the fan base is established, the goal is to slow down the project as much as possible without losing too many contributors. With the new version of Ren'Py, it's a godsend: there's an excuse to put the whole project on hold for months or even years under the pretext of "Oh no, we need the new version" (seriously, the old one worked just fine). Going back to the old version would mean having to move the project forward and losing an excuse for a long break.
As long as he keeps the project running, his Patreon will be thriving, but as soon as he runs out of ideas and ends the project, he'll lose 50 to 70% of his contributors in the following months. So, let’s not kid ourselves—most creators on Patreon, except for a few genuinely honest ones, will always try to slow down their project as much as possible, even if it means releasing an update every six months with the same amount of content they used to deliver monthly during the first two years.