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I'm just wondering, those kids grow up, they will be 10 years in no time, and this game won't be finished by then. What will there kids think, that they work on such a game...
I'm just wondering, those kids grow up, they will be 10 years in no time, and this game won't be finished by then. What will there kids think, that they work on such a game...
I have the best parents of all time!I'm just wondering, those kids grow up, they will be 10 years in no time, and this game won't be finished by then. What will there kids think, that they work on such a game...
A dirty mind is a joy forever.I have the best parents of all time!
I agree tbh, but this game is well made and the devs are decent people so talking patreon turns into massive arguments.Honestly Patreon & Early Access on Steam are so heavily abused, a better system is needed... Both platforms tend to result in a whole hell of a lot of devs releasing a cool alpha prototype that they worked their ass off on, but then they start getting money and magically lose motivation to develop at the same pace and quality they were operating on to create the initial release.
Patreon in particular is such a bad system... it incentivizes devs to drag out game production if you think about it. Imagine if you hired a contractor to redo your kitchen, and instead of saying I will pay you $30k for the job, you said "I will pay you $1,000 per day of work" ... can you imagine what would happen? Yeah they would take fucking forever to finish the job. It's human nature.
To be clear I am not saying that is necessarily the case with this dev - I am not familiar enough with this particular game and dev to suggest that, but it is very clearly what has happened with a lot of these games.
I think a far better system would be something like, determine a fair price for the WHOLE GAME when complete, say $50 or $100 or whatever. Then split that up into X number of releases. Suppose we said the final game price was $50, and the number of releases will be 10. Develop a roadmap showing what will come in each chunk. Then as each version is released, the dev gets a payment for that release (in this case $5 per customer.) But of course Patreon and similar systems are not set up that way, because just like the devs, they just make more money the longer the process drags out because they are getting a % cut.
Because you liked enough what you already got for free?Why would you pay for something you aren't guaranteed you are getting?
Are we still complaining about the long update? You pay because you want to support the authors, and they make this game because they like to make it, as a thank you to all the games they already played.Why would you pay for something you aren't guaranteed you are getting?
They have kids, those kids and family. Do you want the school in the future to know about their activities? Do you want everyone in the family to know about this ?I can't believe how good the art for this game is. I wish I Chestnut had other socials where I could look at her other work. But I guess she doesn't want to connect her actual identity to this game, hence the pseudonym.
Depends, in many cases, that would make them a Legend.Forget the family, imagine what the poor kids would go through IN SCHOOL. Yeah hell no. That's right up there with your friends finding out your mom does onlyfans, lol.
holy shit "What a Legend" that MAYY turn out positive in a school setting, "what a Legend dude" , "thank you"Depends, in many cases, that would make them a Legend.
In fact ...What a Legend it would be!
It's mostly background noise in this gameGuys, does this game have background musics for every screen? For me, it doesn't. In the map screen, there's music. Most other places, just birds chirping and stuff. Is this how this game is for everyone?
My friend, if no one pays, then the developers will not create anything.Why would you pay for something you aren't guaranteed you are getting?
Normaly yes, but in this case I'm not so sure.My friend, if no one pays, then the developers will not create anything.