- Dec 17, 2017
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"It will be out by the end of March"
end of March comes, not out
"I just need a few more days"
and still nothing.
end of March comes, not out
"I just need a few more days"
and still nothing.
- May 4, 2018
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funny its that he is actually responding to patreons with fake accounts, in my point of view Patreon should review his page in a way to make his page blocked to supporting (money), this dev is a scammer.
- Jan 30, 2018
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You're right about that. Patreon SHOULD check up on his page.
It's kinda confusing his Patron count and monthly donations suddenly went up. lol
- Oct 6, 2018
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- Dec 29, 2018
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But if he releases the game, it will be a small game, with a slightly altered plot and renderings, with new bugs. Then he will announce a new update and will leave for 7 months.
I highly suspect Aorrta registered some fake accounts to back himself up in the Patreon thread. Look at those who supported him in the thread, they're mostly new account without any follower.
- Feb 16, 2019
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A developers biggest frustration: whining and begging customers.
I seriously wouldn't blame Aorrta if he just ditched the entire project with all those crybabies screaming murder on his Patreon. Would be a shame of a potentially awesome game, but ah well.
Advice to would be game developers:
1. Know what you're getting yourself into. There are a few reasons why several very competent developers are currently taking a break. Aorrta's Patreon is a good example of one of them. Just a few foulmouths can easilly burn out a developer.
2. Do NOT give target release dates or commit yourself to public deadlines. Patreon actually allows developers to set up other payment options than monthly. Take them in serious consideration.
3. Do NOT expect to make much profit.
4. Try to get your first game to about 30-50% completed before even bothering with Patreon or a public release.
4.1 This should make the direction YOU want to take much clearer to the public, as the game mechanics and the storyline will be pretty much set in stone by that time.
4.2 This will also give you time to get more comfortable with your own project, giving you a much better estimate of the work ahead of you.
4.3 If people want more stuff added to the game that you didn't plan for, and you're interested in doing so, consider the creation of AddOns after completion. You'll benefit a lot from the next point if you go that way.
5. Try to develop not just your game, but also its storyline in a modular manner, making it easier to add or adjust a part without ruining another.
I seriously wouldn't blame Aorrta if he just ditched the entire project with all those crybabies screaming murder on his Patreon. Would be a shame of a potentially awesome game, but ah well.
Advice to would be game developers:
1. Know what you're getting yourself into. There are a few reasons why several very competent developers are currently taking a break. Aorrta's Patreon is a good example of one of them. Just a few foulmouths can easilly burn out a developer.
2. Do NOT give target release dates or commit yourself to public deadlines. Patreon actually allows developers to set up other payment options than monthly. Take them in serious consideration.
3. Do NOT expect to make much profit.
4. Try to get your first game to about 30-50% completed before even bothering with Patreon or a public release.
4.1 This should make the direction YOU want to take much clearer to the public, as the game mechanics and the storyline will be pretty much set in stone by that time.
4.2 This will also give you time to get more comfortable with your own project, giving you a much better estimate of the work ahead of you.
4.3 If people want more stuff added to the game that you didn't plan for, and you're interested in doing so, consider the creation of AddOns after completion. You'll benefit a lot from the next point if you go that way.
5. Try to develop not just your game, but also its storyline in a modular manner, making it easier to add or adjust a part without ruining another.
Literaly do a "summertimesaga" move, and i totally agree, that dude is one of the most successful H game developers, even one of the most successful fellas in all patreon, so some other H developers should write down one thing or two about the way he works, of course i can understand that real life shit gets in the way sometimes and drives you into another direction, nothing to do about that, just feel like these dudes (like aorrta and few others) can't complete anything, and can't do things right not even if they try, a shame for games like this one that actually can stand above the average 3dcg crap that melts around here.
- Jan 3, 2019
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OMG He is the most arrogant dev I've ever seen.
And he got more patreons in these missing days.
- Jan 23, 2018
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Guys just forget about him , dont waste ur time w8ting for his game , becoz there is no game , no working on it ; no
( it will be finished soon ), this ass hole lie lie lie lie lie for money thats it .
( it will be finished soon ), this ass hole lie lie lie lie lie for money thats it .
- Dec 17, 2017
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Sure, but to get one, the people with the skill to make that patch need to want to do it. Aorrta's been so damn flaky that none of us care to make his crappily coded 2nd release work.
you could try my incest patch what i postet last year.here is the post.You must start a new game for that.When there comes crash then is is from the game itself.Keep in mind that i give not support for the patch anymore because i have delete this game
You're welcome.Fun fact is that my patch was earlyer here before aorta released his incest patch.And the funny thing is that his patch has problems with music from the mom and in my patch it should work.