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Tbf, not doing anything is a moral step up from lying to people about your seventeen trillion health complications, complete with google images of swollen balls, but it's not exactly a good way of grabbing attention.
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(side note: I quit watching this thread a long time ago, but saw someone in another forum with the game card in their sig, so thought I'd come back and see what's happened since I left... anywho...)
Just curious on the revisions and if anyone has the older versions of the game? And/or Sylphine Island? From what I remember, I got this game in it's 3rd remake (.024 version, I believe "3rd" remake includes Sylphine Island as being the original.)
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If there is interest, I could upload the 0.1c remake (after .024, it's an angels vs demons demo. Same characters. Came out in ~Oct 2022 time frame.)
Final note: I really loved the magical story line and the characters were awesome. Regardless of all of Glacerose's issues, he and his ... wife? girlfriend? did a great job on what they actually did put out.
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Guess he finally got tired of trying to scam people. His Patreon and his Gofundme are now gone.
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Vivian thinks she has the right to threaten the step brother mc of what I presume to be 17 years just because Seera has been working at the library for 3 years. How high and mighty can someone get? Smh
And she threatened us again. She has no right to do this. I don't like this woman at all
And she threatened us again. She has no right to do this. I don't like this woman at all
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Well it has nothing to do with your conversation. I don't know how to make it more clear what I'm talking about. Vivian the librarian tells the mc she's gonna harm him if he harms Seera. Problem is that's a kind of rude thing to say to someone who have known the other person their entire life
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The dev made a post on steam
Hi there,
As many of you know, Sylphine has been in a frozen state for
quite
some time. Not to go into too much detail, but this game was basically a passion project that I wanted to make into a career. Unfortunately, due to bad decisions from me (like remaking the game many times for various non-compelling reasons that looking back on I can't quite understand) and a few life events, that dream didn't quite pan out. This is the TL;DR, I'll expand on this at the bottom
This in mind, I've decided to pause any future sales/visibility for the game as I'm now at a point where I'm not sure if I can continue with development of any kind in any meaningful capacity. The game will still be available to download and play in it's current state, but it will be unlisted from the store. This should take effect soon.
I'm still hoping to continue development as a hobby and do have many assets created, scripts written, and even a prototype of the games remade intro that I had finished. If I do get to a point where I can develop these into an update, they will be released freely to all current players. An announcement will be made in advance here.
Thanks for giving it a shot. I am glad to hear that the game did bring some enjoyment to some people. And I apologize again for my naivety and personal issues that caused this game to not reach its potential.
The Opposite of the TL;DR
: No excuses, just want to explain.
When I first started journey or adventure or whatever synonym, I didnt realize fully understand how much went into turning making a game into a living. I had never even programmed anything beyond Hello World when I started. I had just played similar games and was like 'Wow, this doesn't seem so hard'. Things were good at first, I was living with my in-laws at the time so it's not like I had a lot of bills. This made it okay that I spent my time on this. But once life started and I moved out on my own, things got rough. I finally realized how much things actually cost, and how hard it would be to actually 'live' off of making a game.
It didn't help that my anxiety/insecurity I've always had ended up having me remake the game like 3 times, constantly redo events, redo renders, rewrite stories, many other things. And despite many of the players telling me (rightly) to listen to my first gut instinct and stop remaking things, I didn't listen.
So development stagnated, and people were rightfully upset with me. Around this time I started realizing that I also wasn't ever really making enough to make ends meet, since before this time I was being supported by my in-laws. So I got a full time job, and development slowed further. Time passed, I had to keep working to pay bills, some medical things happened that ended up making way more bills, and now I'm just a normal person I guess, working a full-time job and trying to make a comfortable living.
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Hi there,
As many of you know, Sylphine has been in a frozen state for
quite
some time. Not to go into too much detail, but this game was basically a passion project that I wanted to make into a career. Unfortunately, due to bad decisions from me (like remaking the game many times for various non-compelling reasons that looking back on I can't quite understand) and a few life events, that dream didn't quite pan out. This is the TL;DR, I'll expand on this at the bottom
This in mind, I've decided to pause any future sales/visibility for the game as I'm now at a point where I'm not sure if I can continue with development of any kind in any meaningful capacity. The game will still be available to download and play in it's current state, but it will be unlisted from the store. This should take effect soon.
I'm still hoping to continue development as a hobby and do have many assets created, scripts written, and even a prototype of the games remade intro that I had finished. If I do get to a point where I can develop these into an update, they will be released freely to all current players. An announcement will be made in advance here.
Thanks for giving it a shot. I am glad to hear that the game did bring some enjoyment to some people. And I apologize again for my naivety and personal issues that caused this game to not reach its potential.
The Opposite of the TL;DR
: No excuses, just want to explain.
When I first started journey or adventure or whatever synonym, I didnt realize fully understand how much went into turning making a game into a living. I had never even programmed anything beyond Hello World when I started. I had just played similar games and was like 'Wow, this doesn't seem so hard'. Things were good at first, I was living with my in-laws at the time so it's not like I had a lot of bills. This made it okay that I spent my time on this. But once life started and I moved out on my own, things got rough. I finally realized how much things actually cost, and how hard it would be to actually 'live' off of making a game.
It didn't help that my anxiety/insecurity I've always had ended up having me remake the game like 3 times, constantly redo events, redo renders, rewrite stories, many other things. And despite many of the players telling me (rightly) to listen to my first gut instinct and stop remaking things, I didn't listen.
So development stagnated, and people were rightfully upset with me. Around this time I started realizing that I also wasn't ever really making enough to make ends meet, since before this time I was being supported by my in-laws. So I got a full time job, and development slowed further. Time passed, I had to keep working to pay bills, some medical things happened that ended up making way more bills, and now I'm just a normal person I guess, working a full-time job and trying to make a comfortable living.
Well, I guess with this message, the final nail has been driven into the coffin of this project.