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Both 2022 and 2024,some people were defending the orc girl recently
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- Jun 3, 2020
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Can't wait to be disappointed by this new update, not that I'm saying the game is bad. (It just that I'm not into orcs, literally 0% interest in this kind of stuff.)
I will see you boys in the next next update in 2030, hopefully I'm still alive and kicking.
I will see you boys in the next next update in 2030, hopefully I'm still alive and kicking.
- Oct 14, 2017
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Summertime saga has been around for a similar amount of time with the latest update and has a much larger development team.
Why is it so difficult for some of you to understand that these are independent games with few resources? And that's why they take so long to update.
Many 3A Games have similar delays with million-dollar budgets and unlimited resources.
For an independent game these development times are normal.
Why is it so difficult for some of you to understand that these are independent games with few resources? And that's why they take so long to update.
Many 3A Games have similar delays with million-dollar budgets and unlimited resources.
For an independent game these development times are normal.
Because we can do basic math, cause and effect, and observational analysis. For example, if it really takes 1 day to kill 2 bugs, then how the hell did they kill the first 100 so fast?
Because some of us have commen sense, know how it works, other people that know how it works comment, see updates of similar size come out from the same dev or other devs in 1/10th the time and a million other reasons that makes it clear what's goin on here.
Honestly I don't care if the game ever gets an update or not and what the devs are doing is their own choice. Just commenting here because it's funny and if warning and preventing one person from throwing their money away being scammed, I'm happy.
You can't compare te complexity of a renpy game with a AAA.
You can't even compare it with an indy game.
Renpy is the bastard child between PowerPoint and Lua.
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The 100th bug was killed on April 24, 2024.
I'm sure you can do basic match and observational analysis a bit better than that. It only takes, well, actual observation.
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To be fair are there many 2D art games to compare WaL to when referencing similar content cadence with full large robust updates? 2D seems like a dying breed, and the only one I know of with a very nice content cadence was Paradise Lust which had a full team 9 to 5ing it professionally.
Not that I don't agree with you that something isn't "right" here with WaL, mind you. If you ask me the fact they stuck to their two man team, while noble, is biting them in the ass. Just unsure if we can even compare to others since so many 2D art makers I know of are notorious for bad promises and long dev times compared to churn them out once every 2-3 months 3D games.
- Jul 4, 2017
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Just imagine the programmers' faces if you tell them that they can receive 7000 euros per month, and work at a pace of 77 bugs (let's pretend that all these are bugs!) in 51 days. And it still won't be true, because in fact they fixed 16(!) bugs during this time. According to their own classification, the criteria of which they determine among themselves
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minus taxes? ... still a lot, almost twice the typical salary of a programmer (e.g. Python) with some experience.
Programmers are cheap, especially if we are talking about typical languages and systems.
Software designers and testers are even cheaper
- Apr 16, 2022
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please don't forget those dev's are two persons and accounting to salary websites average salary in spain for a python programmer is 52k euro per year and for the graphic designer it's 62k per year, so their "salary" is average
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- Dec 11, 2021
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Salary might be average but theyre doing nowhere near as much work as they are, they do nothing for 2 years and have been getting paid for it. Maybe if people started cancelling their subscription then they might actually do some work and get the update done