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Thank you, one on the front page was wrong.
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Can anyone just tell me where the saves folder is located in windows? I've been looking for it but can't find which folder it's in the appdata/local/ folder.
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Indeed the saves are in the "Game" folder, directly in "LibraryStory-0.96.5" folder. Not in appdata/local/ folder...
I've been away from this for awhile. Has the tentacle tree questline been merged with the main game yet, or is everything still separate?
As there had been a dozens requests regarding the changelog with noone answering, one can assume that there's no progression except a super boring emma story continuation - which can hardly even considered as an update.
fuck these devs, srsly
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To answer both questions:
Yes tentacle tree have been merged with the main story, and have been for some time now.
Yes this update is considered minor, and is a continuation with Emma, Gaston & Betsy in the stocks in center of town.
Patreons & fans was not happy with long slow updates - So now they are pushing out quicker and smaller updates - Meaning each 2-3 months. Last update was October 22, this update landed 14 of January, next is planned to land around end of March.but zelle, didnt you mention after the last update, that this update was announced to be about tentacle tree? Just curious what happened with that idea - not that I am disappointed for not having a continuation of this line as I am not interested in plants -but I fear that the next minor update, which will approx. take at least 3 months, will be about the tree only then
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Hmmm no - I never announce anything regarding 'next update' - Because I simply don't know
Unless the team(Latissa/Xaljio) have said anything in that regards officially! There was a tentacle tree update, but that is some time ago.
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ahh now I see it, I just misunderstood your post about it, my fault.
and cheers for the extra information!
How do I get Belle to get fucked by the tree? I've buying tree jizz from her and watching her milk the tree, got her naked at night, but nothing else.Hmmm no - I never announce anything regarding 'next update' - Because I simply don't know
Unless the team(Latissa/Xaljio) have said anything in that regards officially! There was a tentacle tree update, but that is some time ago.
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I don't believe that "other projects are terrible for this" is an adequate defence. Especially when I went out of my way to mention that this is a systemic problem with the industry. But being yet another person who is doing something bad, doesn't make the thing you do any less bad.
And therein lies the rub. As soon as they start asking for money from people, which they do in their game and other places, then they become professionals who have a duty to the people who give them money. The Patreon deal isn't "give us some money and we might turn out some stuff when we get around to it". The Patreon deal is "I am now going to treat this professionally and I require your help to get me to a level where I can support myself".
The moment you ask for money is the moment that you now have a duty to your customers to deliver. If these guys were trotting out this game at their leisurely pace over the course of the years and weren't on Patreon or made it EXTREMELY clear that updates will be irregular and that this was a very part time project then I'd have less of a problem. But that's not what they're doing. If you take people's money then you owe them a product, it really is that simple. Hell, that isn't even a game development thing and is a basic rule of life.
You can't get $6 a month or $600 a month or $600,000 a month and then claim that really you'll do it when you can be bothered. That's exploitation of your customers. They give money to get updates and for the game to be worked on. That's what they are paying for, in reality, and that's what developers should do.
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Its not that I don't agree with some of that - However there is not really any rule that says the team have to deliver x amount of content or how often they need to do this. Of cause the developer have an obligation to the patreons, which often are updated via news on patreon for when content is expected and if there are delays - Like all developers do.
And I do know that a lot of fans/patreons are not impressed with the amount of content these devs put out.... but the last 3 updates have come with 2 month interval, and next update should also drop in around 2 months time.
This current update was perhaps underwhelming, but what is better, no patch ? or a small patch?
Also it was Christmas vacation period and new years eve so hard to expect a giant patch IMHO - Teams like Gunsmokegames take the whole December off as vacation in comparison, is that fine?
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Do you honestly expect a indie project developer, once they gain their first supporter and are making as you say even $6 that they should quit their jobs so they can work on the project full time? And then hope that their project will take off and gain a lot of support so they can actually pay for their needs? Because I think that this is quite unrealistic. Or you expect them to work their full time job, then work on this full time for another 8+ hours a day? Because this is quite unhealthy in the long run, and even if they are capable of doing that I would expect the quality of the work to do down. You really can't be that creative if you are completely exhausted after working your normal job.
Patreon isn't a job contract, it's a "Hey we are doing a thing, if you like what we are doing then please consider supporting us."
And to point out, they DO provide updates for their project, people may not be happy with the time frame, but they do update none the less, so they are fulfilling your requirement to provide updates.
For a project only bringing in $600 and working a normal full time job, I think they are providing a passable amount of content, I think it could be a bit more myself. Now if the project were making something silly like say.....$70,000 a month and still only providing a update only 3-4 times a year you might be correct in your assessment of the quality of the developer.