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flash support ends. try to google how to get swf working on ur windows version. if u can get a VirtualMachine with an older windows version and try it there if its not working. Irfanview can play swf files but not the big one but u can try that program too,its a picture viewer.
Personally, I just use the Newgrounds downloadable flash player. Haven't had issues with any of the image packs yet.
Probably because CoC2 is developing at a faster rate than TiTS and seems more focused. Also because a lot of the good writing talent switched over to it.
Really? Could be because everyone has different tastes, but I've found CoC2 to be exceptionally bland lately.
What main writers does CoC2 even have? Wsan is a good writer and is doing CoC2 fulltime. Then there is Savin, who seems to find more fun in blue balling the reader than actually writing smut, and is over all pretty hit or miss in what they write (I do really like Kasyrra as a main villain, Savin did a good job so far on that front) and then there is The "Great text wall of China" Observer. Any other decent tits writer (Franks, B, William) All have barely wrote anything for CoC2, and are now writing their own stuff. Nonesuch and William? (atleast i think it's William) are doing Cloud10 now (With both of them still doing a bit TiTs writing on the side) and JimThermic just disappeared entirely. The rest are just a bunch of randoms with a few npc's/scenes under their belts each.
The only "good" regular writer for CoC2 i can see in all of this is Wsan and maybe Savin. TiTs still imo has the better roster of writers, even if most of them have their main focuses on other games now.
Yeah I've found numerous typos/inconsistent tone in their "main" writers constantly. I'm not sure if it's desperation or a lower quality barrier for entry or what, but like, I've been shocked by the stuff that's allowed into the game. Wsan's the only one I can stand.
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CoC2 does seem rather vanilla compared to TiTs or even the original CoC, but maybe that'll change with more development. I remember not liking TiTs when it first came out.
They need to find more writers then, or it'll get worse and the game will eventually die off. Maybe they're all bored of the game anyways and wanted to move on to something new, even Fen.
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Guy who used to leak TITS said he quit his pledge because development is slow.
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I think there's no doubt CoC2 has been progressing faster than TiTS in at least the last 3 months, especially where their main plot lines are concerned. Fen had the RPG4TG project, fell sick for most of a month, and then had to work through some ridiculously big backlog for most of another month. He tends to be transparent about time management on his blog. TiTS also generally seems to invest more time/resources on collecting waifus and fucking randoms in bars than CoC2 does. Dhaal seems to be moving toward its main story with these last updates though.
As for CoC2's content, although there have been some additions that don't tickle me either, the elf dungeon was a banger and makes me very excited to see the next Kasyrra meeting. The dryads recently added by Wsan are spicy and also have some future content teased for at least one of them. I also just love the corruption mechanic and how it changes interactions. CoC2 is still a great story/game. And don't forget about SKoW--they're a talented writer with good contributions to CoC2.
As for CoC2's content, although there have been some additions that don't tickle me either, the elf dungeon was a banger and makes me very excited to see the next Kasyrra meeting. The dryads recently added by Wsan are spicy and also have some future content teased for at least one of them. I also just love the corruption mechanic and how it changes interactions. CoC2 is still a great story/game. And don't forget about SKoW--they're a talented writer with good contributions to CoC2.
I don't see any place where one can apply to be a writer (only where one can work for free to add content) or where TiTS (if that is what you were referring too there, and not CoC2) is looking to replace its lost actually employed writers.
You would probably have to contribute enough good lengthy submissions to be acknowledged and offered a position.
Likely, and since that isn't generally how employment works I doubt any of those full-time actually paid writers will get replaced. Its rather disappointing, though I believe TiTS is open to modding, similarly to CoC?
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Exactly this. William didn’t get hired by Fen until he was writing for almost a year for him. Fen has a really hard time trusting people from what I’m told and that is why he doesn’t hire community writers right off the bat.
Like I said, then its unlikely they will get replaced by new consistent writers. I wouldn't work for free for a year on the off chance they might pay me, nor do I know any other writers that would do so. That mentality Fen has seems a bit off, but the main point is that I agree with the people saying its mostly going to be 'downhill' from here and with more pessimistic outlooks on development.
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From my perspective this is hilarious. Fen have trust issues hiring new writers. Mean while the old backer that left had trust issues with fen delivering content. Especially if those backers have been through the breeding season game debacle, we have bigger doubts throwing away monthly for something that have been going so lackluster in months. May god have mercy on this game.
The lack of trust is certainly not due to a lack of funds to hire writers, and the fact that they could easily make contracts that clearly define the duties of those hired onto the project (or even work by commission on a smaller scale) seems to suggest that perhaps it may be something else - or maybe I'm just silly. Who knows.