Been checking the thread a while now and just wanted to know are the bugs really that bad as people say?
Throughout my entire playthrough, I've encountered a shit ton of them bust just kept clicking the ignore button in the renpy error screen. It just places me back into the game without much of an issue? Sure I might skip a scene but its really no biggy since most of the time ignoring it then continuing fixes the problem.
Am I just lucky or is it one of those cases where people just dont like seeing the error screen and just reboot the game. Just curious
Tbh, I haven't seen a single game breaking bug. I've not even encountered a bug that generated an error screen yet. All the bugs I've seen so far have been relatively minor things that just didn't seem like they happened the way they were supposed to. So much so that I don't even assume they're necessarily bugs. I've always approached it as trying to find out if the behaviour is intentional, and often it's some small bug, but sometimes it's just an oversight of some kind. Overlooked rather than unintended, if that makes sense. Whenever I've asked about them, the issues have been found and fixed either way so far.
I think some compromises were made in order to get the game out in a reasonable amount of time. Imo, probably a smart move. The perfect is the enemy of the good, after all. I know the initial plan was to release each full chapter, but I think that releasing at least this first chapter as two parts will probably do a lot to speed up the development of the game later on, since so many bugs are being found and fixed earlier in the development process. I'm kinda curious to see if they continue releasing subsequent chapters in parts also, or go back to the full chapter release plan. I'd prefer the latter, personally, but I don't think it really matters all that much either way