JmTrad

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Honestly, I feel like the dev should hire a few people to help with making the game so the updates actually come out at a reasonable rate. At least hire a coder or something to help with the game side of things while WW works on all the art and writing.
Compared to other games here, Superhuman releases fast. There is games with less text and slop 3D that takes longer to make somehow.

兄弟,我是0.98版本接触到的这款游戏,最终是 Amber 和Liz 受苦的结局,刚结束的时候我完毕渴望玩到下个游戏版本,但到0.99版本发布时我又想等到游戏完结了,我不想再承受每个版本剧情的截然而止,就让Amber 和Liz 暂时在我心里受苦吧。
Brother, I came into contact with this game in version 0.98, and it ended up being the end of Amber and Liz's suffering, and I was eager to play the next version of the game at the end of the game, but when version 0.99 was released, I wanted to wait until the game was over, and I didn't want to suffer the abrupt end of the plot of each version, so let Amber and Liz suffer in my heart for the time being
Welcome to suffering
 

shujuku

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Honestly, I feel like the dev should hire a few people to help with making the game so the updates actually come out at a reasonable rate. At least hire a coder or something to help with the game side of things while WW works on all the art and writing.
Lets look at it a bit in depth. What takes the most time in superhuman is not even the coding part, its drawing and connecting the fantasy. But, lets look into the economical part.

Assume that out of his 900 paid members, 80% are 5$, 10% are 10$, 5% are 1$ and finally 5% are 15$. This means that out of 900 members 720 pay 5$, 90 pay 10$, 45 pay 15$ and 45 pay 1$.

(720 * 5) + (90 * 10) + (45 * 15) + (45) = 5220 $
Patreon takes 12% which makes the total earnings from patreon: 4593.6$.
Now he has to pay taxes and assuming he is american then it turns out to 22% taxes he has to pay leaving his total to 3583.008 which basically is 3585$.

Now if he lives as a BASEDment dweller then perhaps he does not pay anything monthly to his family in regards to a place to stay. However if he lives alone then you can imagine atleast -1000$ bringing him down to 2585$ monthly. This is without factoring in that he has to pay the bills, buy food, gas etc. So assuming his monthly expenses are frugal then his monthly saved cash amounts around 2000$.

You may think that its a lot because it amounts to 24 000$ per year but remember that he has no pension plan etc and unless he invests the MAX monthly cash deposit into his 401k or whatever their growing old plan is.

In conclusion, the assumed 2000$ he gets per month is not the same 2000$ as a normal job since it leaves out all the employee benefits such as pensions down the line, health insurance etc. So him spending the last maybe 1000$ for someone to draw art for him could be detrimental to a very bleak outcome of life down the years.
 

JmTrad

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Jun 2, 2018
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Lets look at it a bit in depth. What takes the most time in superhuman is not even the coding part, its drawing and connecting the fantasy. But, lets look into the economical part.

Assume that out of his 900 paid members, 80% are 5$, 10% are 10$, 5% are 1$ and finally 5% are 15$. This means that out of 900 members 720 pay 5$, 90 pay 10$, 45 pay 15$ and 45 pay 1$.

(720 * 5) + (90 * 10) + (45 * 15) + (45) = 5220 $
Patreon takes 12% which makes the total earnings from patreon: 4593.6$.
Now he has to pay taxes and assuming he is american then it turns out to 22% taxes he has to pay leaving his total to 3583.008 which basically is 3585$.

Now if he lives as a BASEDment dweller then perhaps he does not pay anything monthly to his family in regards to a place to stay. However if he lives alone then you can imagine atleast -1000$ bringing him down to 2585$ monthly. This is without factoring in that he has to pay the bills, buy food, gas etc. So assuming his monthly expenses are frugal then his monthly saved cash amounts around 2000$.

You may think that its a lot because it amounts to 24 000$ per year but remember that he has no pension plan etc and unless he invests the MAX monthly cash deposit into his 401k or whatever their growing old plan is.

In conclusion, the assumed 2000$ he gets per month is not the same 2000$ as a normal job since it leaves out all the employee benefits such as pensions down the line, health insurance etc. So him spending the last maybe 1000$ for someone to draw art for him could be detrimental to a very bleak outcome of life down the years.
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bfc233

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It's been over a week since I finished it and I'm still not over it, must've replayed it 3 times already.
Ending Burnout.

I had that a lot since I was young, because investment is everything.

I learned to deal with that by having a lot to do and, when the feeling strikes, having something else to get invested in.

It helps if it feels like it's something entirely else. If the plunge is too steep though, I go diving in the innards of my recent obsession. Trying to understand the particularities, while keeping other options open.

The two pronged approach usually works better, since you can use the feeling to pace yourself and ween yourself off.

Welcome to suffering
Can we make that the headline of this thread?
 
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DrakoGhoul

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Is it good to gain corruption points or no?
It's going to get changed in the 1.0 release so it doesn't matter at the moment. If you're fiending for more lore and stuff, you can do a side corruption route.

It lets you understand some of the monster language. You get to see certain scenes and learn information that you wouldn't otherwise. Like making the Minyak submit via the connection to your Apostle. Using Ella's shrinking ability on the HERO scientist and Liz kidnappers. Then there's the fact that the MC houses the memories of those he devours in a mental space. Something that saves Bailey for the future. There's a bunch of other, mostly minor, things.

If I remember correctly, you only really need to shoot for around 30 Corruption Points to see all of the corruption scenes in game. In the 40s or higher, you get locked from some scenes.
 

Ddlc

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I think it's relevant to point out that originally some scenes had lower values for corruption checks, meaning that it was easier to be locked out of some choices, Amber and Mom hug in this case. However the values were increased later, so effectively it became less punishing to make corruption runs as long as you don't strive for all possible corruption points.
My save has a single corruption point (Bailey) but i think we won't need such low values at all even in 1.0 since WW is making the checks "easier".
In short you can get some corruption if you want and still get all content.
 

DrakoGhoul

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I think it's relevant to point out that originally some scenes had lower values for corruption checks, meaning that it was easier to be locked out of some choices, Amber and Mom hug in this case. However the values were increased later, so effectively it became less punishing to make corruption runs as long as you don't strive for all possible corruption points.
My save has a single corruption point (Bailey) but i think we won't need such low values at all even in 1.0 since WW is making the checks "easier".
In short you can get some corruption if you want and still get all content.
I mean, the ballpark is 40 and above Corruption now to get locked out. It's not really relevant to say it got increased when I already gave him the current increased amount to get locked out. It's redundant information.
 
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