- Jul 11, 2019
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This is looking good my dude! I like your sense of humor, go heavy on that shit and nothing can go wrong. Looking forward to what's next!
- Apr 30, 2017
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Olaffette is cute, but I strongly advise to keep it simple for the first game. There are already enough variables in the mix as it is.
- Jun 21, 2017
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I've tried it here as well; the app installs fine, but it won't open, it crashes immediately.We need a "tsk tsk tsk" emoji on the reaction thingy
Sorry, I can't be any more help than that.
Yeah, I've tried building the packages once more from scratch, but to no avail... I think I'll have to ask around the forum. I really wish to offer the game on android as well, but if it happens to be too difficult/buggy, I'll have to give up :/I've tried it here as well; the app installs fine, but it won't open, it crashes immediately.
Sorry, I can't be any more help than that.
- Jun 21, 2017
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I'm going to try again later, when I have another break; might play around with permissions.
Play around, my friend, if it helps unclog the situation
- Jun 21, 2017
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Reminds me of a joke. What do mathematicians do when they get constipated? They work it out with a pencil!
- Jul 10, 2017
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Pencil in the eye ... wrong analogy ...
Pencil in the ... bum ... wrong work around ...
Apple in the eye ... now that is something hi can arrange
Gimme some apple for my eye! Hui! Solve this eager equation!
Pencil in the ... bum ... wrong work around ...
Apple in the eye ... now that is something hi can arrange
Gimme some apple for my eye! Hui! Solve this eager equation!
Don't we all?Reminds me of a joke. What do mathematicians do when they get constipated? They work it out with a pencil!
- Jun 21, 2017
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Still no luck, I changed permissions for the app, it just won't run.
Sorry, can't do anymore without the source.
Well, you've done more than what's been asked of you already, so thank you! I'll keep looking.
Poll is open to everyone.
How often should I release?
The title says it all. How would you rather have the new things I dish out? There are two different ways to go about it. What I call chapters are made of several events/scene that do happen chronologically (or simultaneously, depending on your choices). It would be doable for me to release chapters in smaller increments of one or two "short" events or wait for the entire chapter to be done before spurting everything at once.
Both solutions offer a positive and negative side. Shorter updates means easier bugfixes, more regular feedbacks. Full chapters means you get to experience the story as intended, but with less interactions between us as I will only be able fix bugs and it could take months before any new content.
For example, right now, I'm still working on the first chapter, as I said in the 671 previous posts. The writing is coming along, and the renders as well, but this shit takes time. Add to this that I'm learning to code as I go and that I wished to implement a few scholar/warrior minigames (not the boring kind, hopefully), and the polished first chapter could come out a lot later than expected...
What do you think?
Bear in mind that I'll start charging for that sweet patreon money only after I've starting releasing chapter 1 (and July is gonna stay a free month anyway), so if the shortest updates option wins, I'd start taking pedges.
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How often should I release?
The title says it all. How would you rather have the new things I dish out? There are two different ways to go about it. What I call chapters are made of several events/scene that do happen chronologically (or simultaneously, depending on your choices). It would be doable for me to release chapters in smaller increments of one or two "short" events or wait for the entire chapter to be done before spurting everything at once.
Both solutions offer a positive and negative side. Shorter updates means easier bugfixes, more regular feedbacks. Full chapters means you get to experience the story as intended, but with less interactions between us as I will only be able fix bugs and it could take months before any new content.
For example, right now, I'm still working on the first chapter, as I said in the 671 previous posts. The writing is coming along, and the renders as well, but this shit takes time. Add to this that I'm learning to code as I go and that I wished to implement a few scholar/warrior minigames (not the boring kind, hopefully), and the polished first chapter could come out a lot later than expected...
What do you think?
Bear in mind that I'll start charging for that sweet patreon money only after I've starting releasing chapter 1 (and July is gonna stay a free month anyway), so if the shortest updates option wins, I'd start taking pedges.
- Jul 10, 2017
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Take all the time you need ... no need to feel the rush!
Better ride the hype rather than the disappointment train!
Better ride the hype rather than the disappointment train
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- Jun 21, 2017
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Already voted on Patreon; release when you are ready.Poll is open to everyone.
You must be registered to see the links
How often should I release?
The title says it all. How would you rather have the new things I dish out? There are two different ways to go about it. What I call chapters are made of several events/scene that do happen chronologically (or simultaneously, depending on your choices). It would be doable for me to release chapters in smaller increments of one or two "short" events or wait for the entire chapter to be done before spurting everything at once.
Both solutions offer a positive and negative side. Shorter updates means easier bugfixes, more regular feedbacks. Full chapters means you get to experience the story as intended, but with less interactions between us as I will only be able fix bugs and it could take months before any new content.
For example, right now, I'm still working on the first chapter, as I said in the 671 previous posts. The writing is coming along, and the renders as well, but this shit takes time. Add to this that I'm learning to code as I go and that I wished to implement a few scholar/warrior minigames (not the boring kind, hopefully), and the polished first chapter could come out a lot later than expected...
What do you think?
Bear in mind that I'll start charging for that sweet patreon money only after I've starting releasing chapter 1 (and July is gonna stay a free month anyway), so if the shortest updates option wins, I'd start taking pedges.
- May 28, 2017
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Full chapters as intended when they are ready.
I think playable updates should have decent playtime and leave a lasting impression. The way you envision them is the way to go.
Personally, I have little interest in downloading half-updates. No need to rush.
I think playable updates should have decent playtime and leave a lasting impression. The way you envision them is the way to go.
Personally, I have little interest in downloading half-updates. No need to rush.
- Feb 21, 2019
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Full chapters are best so the player can fully get into the story. Even if it means we have to wait more, it's worth it.
- Jul 28, 2017
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I finally checked it out and it was really good for an introduction. A lot of funny stuff, a promising story and a bunch of gorgeous ladies with a huge redheaded one. I will surely keep tabs on it
Thank you for your kind words,I finally checked it out and it was really good for an introduction. A lot of funny stuff, a promising story and a bunch of gorgeous ladies with a huge redheaded one. I will surely keep tabs on it
