- May 19, 2018
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I honestly don't see why this should matter to you, as judging by your previous posts, you won't play the game and just ask for a complete save
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- Feb 19, 2019
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The Dev like to tease us ... The new release it's really close to come ....
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Wonder how the testing is going... I'd be thrilled if we see this released at some point over the weekend, but maybe that's wishful thinking on my part. I mean, I dunno about anyone else, but I know I'm pretty hyped for this revamp update, and doing a fresh play-through with one of the best games on this site!
- Jun 13, 2018
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Likewise. I just did a playthrough yesterday in anticipation for this update/rebuild to see if I can notice the difference between the old and new dialogue. (Yes, I did read Playboy magazine back in the day)
- Jun 10, 2018
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Yes please Dr River. Feel free to take off the glove
Time for a checkup?
Well its the final update for the chapter, so yes. Read up on earlier posts, a lot is changing.
I saw the post on the engine updates, just wasnt completely sure if animations and stuff from earlier updates are changing as well.
most are not, some are, and a bunch of new ones. Takes an insane amount of time to make animations
I well thought you will anounce date. Well till then just keep waitingWhen it's done
- Jun 16, 2017
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"When it's done" is always better as you're not constraining yourself to a release date which would naturally lead to a slew of bugs even possibly missing content. It's going to be magnificent.
It's really hard to set a specific date when you are a small team where its basically one person on one role and there is a lot of unexpected stuff that can happen during final testing. Better this way than making empty promises. We rather just use the status on patreon. One big issue can end up taking hours to fix, and yesterday I was also working 7 hours at the office regular job, to go home earlier and work from 5PM to 9AM straight on Timestamps, sleep for two-three hours and then up at ~11 AM again to continue. We're crunching it, we want it released just as much as you guys want to play it.
We are confident it's gonna be awesome but there is still some issues to resolve.
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- Dec 17, 2017
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That's only true if you can resist feature creep, and realize that
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- Jun 16, 2017
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16 hours straight?
Ouch. You have my sympathies. Those two/three hours you get to sleep are probably destroying you.
Wait. The day doesn't have 25/26 hours in it. (It's heading that way, though.)
7 hours in the office + 16 hours on Timestamps + 2/3 hours sleep = 25/26 hour days.
I know that in some cultures (and way back when) this was not an uncommon practice but three hours sleep is not good for you. Nobody would complain if it'd take a bit longer just so you can catch up on something your body needs. You'll develop the curse of the developer: personal health issues. Please look after yourself.
Well it's always intense especially during the final testing period cause things appear that you least expect. This release in particular is extremly sensitive to things breaking during testing since almost everything is changed under the hood, and in the scenes too. I dont work like 26 hours day all the time, but for sure trying to finish things up gets you crunching hard.16 hours straight?
Ouch. You have my sympathies. Those two/three hours you get to sleep are probably destroying you.
Wait. The day doesn't have 25/26 hours in it. (It's heading that way, though.)
7 hours in the office + 16 hours on Timestamps + 2/3 hours sleep = 25/26 hour days.
I know that in some cultures (and way back when) this was not an uncommon practice but three hours sleep is not good for you. Nobody would complain if it'd take a bit longer just so you can catch up on something your body needs. You'll develop the curse of the developer: personal health issues. Please look after yourself.
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And alive