What utter bullshit.
Ren'Py The Headmaster [Mykock's Manor Ch.3] [Altos and Herdone]
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Here's the full size 3840x2160 poster for anyone who wants to zoom in and study the details 
I think it was the previous dev update where there was a text line count, which shows added content is more than what this update would indicate.The described content seems very modest for close to a year of progress (0.16.4 was publicly released on January 24.). But I assume it will be be more than I picture from reading this update (in terms of scenes, renders, animations and word count). And I am sure that whatever we get, will be of high quality.
This might be a major time stealer. Learning new software and work technique takes time. The good thing about it is that we are told it improves visual quality. Also honestly Playhome is kind of awful for this task, so moving to VaM might have the potential to make rendering less time consuming for future releases. If nothing else avoiding the Playhome crashes will in itself be a time saver.
I just looked at VaM (Virt-A-Mate) and on top of being in active development, it has a 1080 TI as minimum requirement for VR. This means it must be way more optimized than Playhome. In general Illusion Soft games aren't that well optimized. In fact I will call out Koikatsu for being the worst performing game I have installed (it's a later Illusion Soft game).
Another valid reason to look into VaM.
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VaM is even more buggy than Playhome unfortunately. I would be exchanging one set of constant frustrations for even worse ones. Any more than three characters in a scene and the software becomes unstable. VaM 2 might end up fixing a lot of problems, but it needs a few more years in the oven. I did spend quite a bit of time messing around with VaM earlier this year, but mostly just for fun. I enjoyed learning some new software. I'd love to showcase some of the cool stuff I've made, but that would involve dedicating actual development time to it. Plus it might give the false impression that I am moving on from Playhome; which I am not.
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Good argument. To be honest, I´m divided.
- The twins are our main event, like the post on Patreon sugessted. They are needed to progress Claire and the other staff. So there will be the need to further progression, depending on the next update in December.
- I really want to see Faye´s progression, too. On the other hand, I love her innocence.
- Donna, deserves to be punished, and has to be humiliated, only for her best, of course. girls progression is our highest duty
- It would be funny to progress the story with Arabella and Patricia... will the headmaster be able to cure Arabellas educational deficit in science and lack of assertiveness. And how will her mother react to this.... will the HM be able to talk her into agnosticism or even atheism? so many funny scences in my mind...
(I´m a little bit primed here, mother was/is part of Jehovah’s Witnesses, I went to college and studied chemistry
)- We should avoid Cassandra, to avoid any harm on HM´s main tool for disciplination (Teeth can cause painful sores)
- And then there are April and Alice. We know nearly anything about both.
And detached from the chars itself: Is there in your oppinion a lack of rolemodels, which have to be created?
What are your sugesstions? Are there any must haves or girls, you would avoid at this point?
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The game is leaving you speechless? Don't know if it's a good or bad thing...
Maybe thinking about the game made him have one hand on the mouse and no hand left for the keyboard
All games leave me speechless. I don't hold speeches much when i game.
That or I game too much when I should speech. I dunno.
That or I game too much when I should speech. I dunno.
Because Donna best and funniest girl. The fake military parade had me in tears.
Edit: I didn't see the patreon post. Who told dev about my birthday!?
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Yes.
You are a headmaster, and you need to punish naughty students.
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No, that's Cassandra's job.
You were once the headmaster of a normal school. But you were sacked after publicly presenting your research on using sex as a method of disciplining young women. Now you are hired as the headmaster of an involuntary boarding school for pretty 18-year-old girls whose contact to the outside world is tightly controlled.
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You completely don’t understand (or ignoring) what the main problem is. The problem isn’t how much effort you put into this game, but the real result in terms of the percentage progress of the entire game. Instead of talking about how many words you’ve written, maybe you could just share the roadmap of the whole project and that would reassure some people. I understand you have one, right? Because that’s point zero of any project, and I’m saying this from the perspective of someone who’s been in this for almost two decades. The accusation (at least from my side) is that you’re a lone builder constructing a skyscraper, and when someone points out that it’s a bit too much for one person, you get upset and show how many nails you’ve hammered and how much concrete you’ve poured. Okay, fine, you’ve hammered a lot, I admit it, without irony, it’s clear you’ve put a lot of work into it. You’re definitely not a milker. But what does it change in the context of a completed project? Sorry, but if some developer told me in a daily meeting that they wrote 10 classes yesterday, I’d look at them like a lunatic. I'm interested when he will deliver functionality and not amount of work he put in. Also you’re defending how much work you’ve done when someone says you’re lazy (and they are wrong in my opinion), but you completely ignore the real issue: the project’s scale is unrealistic for one person. You’re just shifting the discussion to arguments that are convenient for you.
You basically admitted the problem yourself
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Except that very explicitly isn't what was being argued in the chain you're replying to. The accusation was specifically that the dev is drawing out the game's progress in a deliberate attempt to make money. All well and good if that's your take on it, and I'd be inclined to agree - not just about this game, but about many ambitious projects - that it's too much for a single person, but the response you're arguing about is regarding an entirely different perspective.
While I understand, that it would be nice, if there was more than a single (or in this case two) person developing such a project, I'm still very pleased, that those persons exist, who try to realize them because the biggest requirement for games to be developed by more than a single person is, that there is enough funding, and this is what hardly exists in the lewd game sector.
The alternative are little strokers with 1 - 2 LIs, which I'm absolutely not interested in. And unfortunately developing games with more people doesn’t automatically make development faster or better in a linear way. Once you have a team, coordination becomes a major factor. Progress often scales less efficiently and not every of your employees works as enthusiastically on this project as the person who imagined it.
I'm playing and supporting this game, because there is a developer with a big vision, who has proven, that he is able to realize something good and complex over 6 years and I'm confident, that he will be able to bring this to an end. Altos is in my eyes definitely one of those devs, who have a plan, or at least enough of a scaffolding to be able to build his game around it, even if it takes longer. And the scaffolding is there. This is not a game, where the protagonists starts to corrupt his family. Once he has done this he corrupts the town and finally the world, while with growing scale, the corruption gets shallower and shallower or where the main aims of the game are so far from each other, that one will never bring them together in the end. Here is a school with a group of main LIs, a group of side-girls and a group of nameless extras, and the main aim is to raise the grades by educating the main cast and have them finally all pass a single final exam.
This is a quite solid structure, which provides a strong framework where one can build around beautifully complex storylines without losing focus completely. And I think this is a great strength of the concept that Altos thought out six years ago to be achievable by a single person, even if it takes its time.
The alternative are little strokers with 1 - 2 LIs, which I'm absolutely not interested in. And unfortunately developing games with more people doesn’t automatically make development faster or better in a linear way. Once you have a team, coordination becomes a major factor. Progress often scales less efficiently and not every of your employees works as enthusiastically on this project as the person who imagined it.
I'm playing and supporting this game, because there is a developer with a big vision, who has proven, that he is able to realize something good and complex over 6 years and I'm confident, that he will be able to bring this to an end. Altos is in my eyes definitely one of those devs, who have a plan, or at least enough of a scaffolding to be able to build his game around it, even if it takes longer. And the scaffolding is there. This is not a game, where the protagonists starts to corrupt his family. Once he has done this he corrupts the town and finally the world, while with growing scale, the corruption gets shallower and shallower or where the main aims of the game are so far from each other, that one will never bring them together in the end. Here is a school with a group of main LIs, a group of side-girls and a group of nameless extras, and the main aim is to raise the grades by educating the main cast and have them finally all pass a single final exam.
This is a quite solid structure, which provides a strong framework where one can build around beautifully complex storylines without losing focus completely. And I think this is a great strength of the concept that Altos thought out six years ago to be achievable by a single person, even if it takes its time.
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I like your work and have no idea what it takes to put together, but I imagine it is time-consuming.
Waiting patiently ....
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