well give him a weak , hope dev can shoot update fast.... please T.T
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Dogorti
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Development update – One last one
I'm a big liar and a scammer and a milker and a disappointment but this is actually, 100%, guaranteed, super promise, without the shadow of a doubt the last one. I'm done with translating but I just need a little bit more time for sound stuff, testing and especially at least some proofreading so that the update is readable.
I'm sorry about it but the wait has been so long, I don't want this to suck now just because of a few days.
I'll see you on the other side.
I'm a big liar and a scammer and a milker and a disappointment but this is actually, 100%, guaranteed, super promise, without the shadow of a doubt the last one. I'm done with translating but I just need a little bit more time for sound stuff, testing and especially at least some proofreading so that the update is readable.
I'm sorry about it but the wait has been so long, I don't want this to suck now just because of a few days.
I'll see you on the other side.
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omg ... were is that we have seen those lines beforeeee .... > <
what developer game was that one ? ra di an ce one's no ?
♥ BUT and big BUT so far this game is good , as it is , developer is going fine even if greeedy us want one update each month lol .
more of the sis and mom corruption / or love route
It no have why to end when they have sex, like most of developers out there, that think the WORK is done when they have sex and that's it
make them go deep into corruption , level 2 , level 3 , and other tags like preg, grup sex, bondage, slapping , punishments and so and so ..
there is so many possibilities that hope the developer at least consider.... ♥ and keep going as shuu doing
where are banners for this one ?
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I really hope I and a few other supporters of Baibai will convince him to release smaller updates. There are a few idiot white-knight supporters who say "take as much time as you want", but only a few.
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Personally, I prefer to wait a little and have long updates. Luckily for me I have other things that keep me entertained in my life so I don't mind waiting.
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THANK YOOOOUU!! Well said! That's exactly what's happening here. Those people who keep telling that the DEV should take as much time as he want are, in fact, really hurting him! When the DEV decides to take too long between updates, people might leave their paid support .
I do agree that the DEV should longer when he's doing too labor intensive like animations on specifics parts of the game, like a fight for example, but, as players we should always be on the other side remind the DEV that we miss his work. For me is a form of appreciation.
Dogorti
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Faster updates = greater chance of burnout and writing decline
That's why I think it's better for devs to do things at their own pace.
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That's not the case here. Our dear BaiBai decided to make a BIGGER update and take longer to deliver it.
I'm just saying that's his decision and we should respect it. But we should not lie and tell him that's ok and he will be fine on the long run. That's not the truth.
My goodness, this is my 1st time being to engross in a story from a hentai game. Bravo my good sir.
I have to ask the people here, is there any other similar game with such great plot and visual for me to play in the mean time?
I have to ask the people here, is there any other similar game with such great plot and visual for me to play in the mean time?
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That's your point of view about it being a "lie". Peoples can have a different way of thinking than you do, and many other creators prove you wrong as some prove you right. It doesn't depend on what people say, but more on the motivation of the creator.
That would be true if the DEV does a 30 minutes low quality update after a longtime. But if the quality and quantity is there, I don't see why people should drop support. I personnaly better like to wait something like 3 to 6 months and having a 2 to 3 hours content in an update than smalls updates. I usually drop interest on small updates, let the game aside for a while then one day comeback to it.
All that said, I really ejoyed the game. Keep the good work !!!
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just take the your time if the updates is big and have more story for us to play and enjoy, but if it just like half or short, please be reasonable.
this is what i want to say to all dev.
this is what i want to say to all dev.
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It would be nice if BaiBai also include more content on the "older" version of the MC, like waking up on his older self and finding out that the future is changing because of the choices he is making in the past , like "Back to the Future" kind of time travel perspective.
Like, he wakes up and find out he's rich and have a harem on his mansion and he's not bald or fat anymore, but something is wrong and when he goes to sleep again he knows he got to do something different this time in his younger self.
Just food for thought. The game is already great so far.
Like, he wakes up and find out he's rich and have a harem on his mansion and he's not bald or fat anymore, but something is wrong and when he goes to sleep again he knows he got to do something different this time in his younger self.
Just food for thought. The game is already great so far.
That is why I explicitly wrote smaller, not faster.
Developer will hopefully choose his own pace, but a smaller update is more manageable and in Baibai's case, where he works in stages: script, maps, scenes, translation, final testing - a big update will exhaust the developer and make him rush. Baibai said he dislikes translation phase the most, probably procrastination kicks in at that stage.
Would be interested as well. But I'm not aware of any such game.
There are a lot of second-chance-copium manhwa comics I liked in the past though, you might try that.
If you are fine with 3-6 months in between releases how do you remember the details of the game? Are you at all interested in the plot then or just wanking off? Are you replaying the game from start to finish each time?
For me personally it is not acceptable to wait for 3-4 months, because so much shit happens in my life that it simply erases the plot of the game, and I only have time to play for 1-2 hours a week so replay is also usually out of quesion (especially if the skip functionality is not working / missing).
If you have this bad of a memory for entertainment products, I would recommend to stop playing unfinished games.
The cast in this game isn't terribly large, so I don't have the slightest problem remembering them and what happened to them.
As a dev myself, I don't...agree. The "1 update per month" standard that gets pushed is what causes devs to rush and over-exhaust themselves in my opinion, and it has an impact on the pacing of the story as well.
For example, you're not going to end your new update in the middle of a scene or a line of dialogue. Most the time, you'll try to make it so things have wrapped up in some tidy fashion; either a cliffhanger, or a lovely moment, or the end of the day, etc. This means if you're 80% done with your scene but you're 90% of the way to your deadline, you'll rush. If you've been holding to a short update cycle, you don't want to break that. If you've been holding to a longer one, then what's one or two more weeks, really?
Furthermore, if something in that update is unpolished on release, the dev doesn't want to spend much time going back and fixing it because they need to get started on the next scene pronto since they only got a month till it's "due."
Now, I know you didn't say he should do exactly 1 update per month, but my point is that longer updates allow for more freedom in how scenes can be blocked out and handled. It can be taken too far, yes, but 3-5 months is great imo.
I also think BaiBai is being way, way too hard on himself, and that's why some of us feel inclined to tell him to take all the time he needs. I think a certain amount of pressure (or rather, enthusiasm) is healthy for a dev, but I think he's got enough of that currently.
All of that said, it depends on the person/workflow, and you could be right that BaiBai might enjoy a somewhat shorter update cycle. But I think it's more important to "pressure" him to do what he feels comfortable doing above all else.
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To be honest, once the new update's out, my plan is to start the game over and just skip through most the text, stopping at areas that don't seem familiar (I also wanna get a different corruption/love ratio with certain LI's now that I understand how it works). But overall, yeah, I remember the story surprisingly well without having read it in months.
To be fair, I'm not limited to 1-2 hours of reading per week, so that might be a factor for you.
Sure, I have "this bad of a memory" if I don't remember things like: "what is that Alyvia was unhappy about her relationship with her boyfriend", "what is the age of the mother again", "what did they have planned for the date coming in two days". It's either my memory is shit or you don't have a life.
As a systems engineer and web dev myself, I know how perfectionism works and that work tends to expand ad infinitum for some of us and I appreciate motivating soft deadlines and external motivation.
But understood, you are replaying the game. I usually do not have the time to do that. So I will stick to advocating for 2 month long release cycles.
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Or just take short notes. Describing the characters and all the events, or at least these more important to the main plot. I do that myself and have no problems remembering everything, even when the last update for particular game was looong time ago. Twisted Memories is not a content-rich game with multiple paths (I'm not saying this is a bad thing, on the contrary), which makes it way even easier to take notes or replay the whole.