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I just dont like her design.
All cool if you like orc/monster girls but is not everyone cup of tea.
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All cool if you like orc/monster girls but is not everyone cup of tea.
The issue is less Gomira but more sustainability. MagicNuts have taken the path of character specific updates. Obviously some people will find certain characters divisive, such as Gomira. But with each update now taking 1+ years to complete how in hell is this game going to sustain this pace for the decade or so time it needs to finish? Surely interest will dry before then.
There's a massive pissing contest in this thread between sycophants and haters but I'd hope that at least the supporters can also see that the current development cycle of this game is incredibly unsustainable. They can't keep doing this forever. Even the most ardent patron will eventually tire of this ridiculous update cycle they've put themselves into.
yeh unfortunate circumstances.
Adding some nuts in the future, getting 1-2 updates a year, would do wonders of course. But that's not easy, a story need time to mature.
And I have to say, the other games where you get 2-3 updates before a story is finished, is not really fun either. Of course on the other side getting an update every few months is a win too. But the way they do it, they can just abandon the project because all the stories are always finished. And they can continue endlessly, adding new characters and stories.
Alternative we have 'space rescue code pink' for example, it has a few story lines, but the last few updates, have only improved those existing story lines, but didn't add any new ones. Not sure if I'm happy with that...
An other is having all the girls in one swoop, and every update we continue a few minutes for every story line, would you be happy with that? I wouldn't...
So every alternative has it's advantages and disadvantages, can't say one way is better than the other. Hell even genesis order, with its updates every 2 weeks, has enough complainers. At least in this thread you don't hear anyone complaining about the existing stories not being good, which is a win, I would suggest...
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Some people's interest may 'dry', but others' won't. And of course everyday new players keep discovering the game for the first time, so their interest on it will last for some time. So while it's obviously not optimal for anyone, I don't really think this situation is unsustainable per se, because after each release a whole new bunch of players will subscribe. The only important thing to consider is that the game will be developed for as long as the devs decide due to their own reasons, as it happens with every other game out there no matter how often they are updated. In the end, we all are playing a 'let's imagine' game here when we talk about the game's future, which may be entertaining but won't serve any other purpose than stating our biased point of view about game development.
I'm kinda disappointed when knew that my lovely Maple not get Dev. love this time (can't wait to choose to get her pregnant). But yes, you right all girl that we already make out with had an fantastic story and plot. So why don't give orc girl some love (and love juice of couse).
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No the problem is not everyone is into tomboy/monster girls, it is a more niche preference. Before, when updates were often, I wouldn't have cared too much about it, but when it's the longest time ever since an update and it's for something you don't even care about? Now that's frustrating, and on top of that you have to think how long is it even going to be after that to get the next update you may care about. At this point I feel each chapter of FF7 remake gets done faster than this game's updates.
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like/not like, that's later. gimme the update first man, it's almost 2024 : |
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well, carbidis or some dev take long time to update their project too, but atleast they don't need 1 year to update lmao :v
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It's been a while. I assume we're still not in the reign of the Polishmen yet. I will patiently wait to warmly greeted those brave Polishmen before the update finally comes.
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That's from Being a DIK, it's Sage and the girl on the right is Jill from the same game.
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This discussion really reminds me of Best In Show.
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Well, considering that the current development cycle is what the Patrons chose, they clearly don't share your opinion.
The additional length of time for this specific update has been explained umpteen times, so does not require further justification.
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A year and a half into development and they're running polls on new mockups and sketches for Gomiras outfits. It's absurd. Reports like that show they are very, very far from an update.
- Jun 2, 2022
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No the problem is that some people are. Anyone sitting here acting as if the thing they want the most attention on is what should be priority is just selfish and being asinine. It doesn't matter what you think is a niche preference, the point is it's a preference and a character in the story and thus they are going to get some love just like the other characters. Wait your turn.
The real argument should be the time it takes to do these updates. It's ridiculous.
Honestly it feels somewhat ridiculous to discuss. If you think the update schedule is too slow stop donating money to them until they fix it. The End.
Oh please, most of them don't even donate, just complains there
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I was a donor through the fist couple of updates. Holly-Lana. I stopped pledging because I felt the cadence was too slow, but others don't feel the same way and that's fine.
It's a good game and I want to see it thrive, but the value just wasn't there for me after a while.