Is there a way to play on android?
I don't feel safe playing on laptop bc someone could see anytime LOL
I don't feel safe playing on laptop bc someone could see anytime LOL
Wait what? Since when did Irphaeus add the moment with MC writing a letter to Tomoe?Why does this game have so many fake choices? Try to ignore the music in the step sister's room and you loop back until you have to go to her room. Ignore the tattooed girl who got you beat up but then later they say you reached an "agreement" in the park? It has some great story moments (like the heartbreaking flashback where MC is remembering how he wrote a letter to his mom promising to be good), but the game needs a lot of polish right now.
I think its one of the earliest flashbacks, maybe the one where Roxy is introduced? MC talks about sending a letter to his mom.Wait what? Since when did Irphaeus add the moment with MC writing a letter to Tomoe?
0.9.0 to 0.10.0 is not the same as 0.1.0.Did this dude just went from version 0.9 to 0.1. I dont think he understand the logic of numbers much
oh i thought those numbers worked as decimals0.9.0 to 0.10.0 is not the same as 0.1.0.
While I personally feel the same way (if for no other reason than, as a developer, I'd want my versions to sort out logically and trivially), it's certainly true that actual numbers do not have two decimal points. And, that the use of "." to indicate the decimal point can be cultural; in some places, I believe "," is used (with "." used to separate thousands, such that where we'd expect "1,000,000.00" others would expect "1.000.000,00")oh i thought those numbers worked as decimals
Usually, you can find links to other games in the OP (first post on the first page of this forum).Guys, another question: the Dev has other games, here, or only Waifu Academy?
Maybe dev still un-aware of other gamesIs there a way to play on android?
I don't feel safe playing on laptop bc someone could see anytime LOL
As a developer, it is a logical sort, albeit not a mathematical one. It's called x.y.z versioning, with each symbol corresponding respectively to major releases, minor releases, and patches. As their names imply, major releases are reserved for a huge change in functionalities (a 1.0 usually being the first proper public release of a finished project), minor releases are for more modest implementations and modifications, while patches are mostly bug fixes. They're all numbers and incremented separately, and don't work like decimals. Hell it's not even that rare to also have letters for patches.While I personally feel the same way (if for no other reason than, as a developer, I'd want my versions to sort out logically and trivially)
Not implemented yet.Uh, how do you earn money in this game? I feel like I've gone through half of it so far, with no access of importance to acquire money. I don't understand there being a map of the town to navigate through going to a store/ subway etc. if you can't even have money to use these things, so what's going on? Not implemented yet?
Lol, haha, lmao even.It will probably be added some time in the future, so dont worry for it currently.
I understand the logical behind it. When talking about sorts, I meant literally the way files and folders sort in directories. I'm not aware of any directory sort that would make folders named for releases (such as v0.1, v0.9, and v0.10) to sort in the order released.As a developer, it is a logical sort, albeit not a mathematical one. It's called x.y.z versioning, with each symbol corresponding respectively to major releases, minor releases, and patches. As their names imply, major releases are reserved for a huge change in functionalities (a 1.0 usually being the first proper public release of a finished project), minor releases are for more modest implementations and modifications, while patches are mostly bug fixes. They're all numbers and incremented separately, and don't work like decimals. Hell it's not even that rare to also have letters for patches.
Most softwares have it or a similar form, it's just not front and center since it's not really a useful information for consumers. And I guess that's also why some games on this site use chapters and parts instead, it's probably less confusing for people not familiar with the convention.
... If I had a nickel for every time I explained x.y.z versioning in this thread, I'd have two nickels.