Here you talking about mental corruption on A HENTAI FORUM
Bro are you a robot?
00101001011000110101100101011200100111100101010100110100101
Ren'Py What a Legend! [v0.7.03] [MagicNuts]
- Thread starter magicnuts
- Start date
-
- Tags
- 2dcg adventure anal sex animated big ass big tits cheating creampie exhibitionism fantasy groping group sex handjob harem humor male protagonist masturbation milf mobile game monster girl oral sex paranormal point & click romance sandbox sex toys spanking teasing titfuck transformation vaginal sex voyeurism
Bro are you a robot?
00101001011000110101100101011200100111100101010100110100101
- Jun 2, 2022
- 27
- 86
- Jun 20, 2019
- 33
- 188
We are as close to the release as we were a year ago.
- Jul 1, 2019
- 618
- 2,299
Anyone else get similar vibe Soulgasm has to What a Legend, at least in style and visual presentation?
https://f95zone.to/threads/soulgasm-alpha-v0-0-11-thatwashot-cptpopcorn.200723/
https://f95zone.to/threads/soulgasm-alpha-v0-0-11-thatwashot-cptpopcorn.200723/
Hehe, yeah, indeed. Especially the Girl writing at the desk and the topdown Map give me Dejavu
Also playing this:
https://f95zone.to/threads/my-pig-princess-v0-7-0-cyancapsule.105032/
gave me a lot of moments, where i´d go: "wait a minute, this has WaL vibes all over it. Did the WaL artist just changed the style a little bit to do work for other games too without beeing noticed????!!!".
Would explain why the update cycle went from 3 months to 2 years..... .
Last edited:
- Aug 1, 2022
- 2,130
- 7,064
Looks good indeed,im going to give it a try while i wait for that What a legend orc update
- May 14, 2022
- 38
- 43
It`s look like WaL. Look interesting, i think need to play, thanks.
- Dec 16, 2017
- 752
- 2,234
patron /pā′trən/
noun
- One that supports, protects, or champions someone or something, such as an institution, event, or cause; a sponsor or benefactor.
"a patron of the arts."
It's is not Patreons job to police them. They simply fascilitate this. It's up to the individual to go "hey I like what you're doing but you're helluva slow so I'm gonna stop"
Valid points all around.
However there is one thing to support a valid project and a totally different thing to pay a scammer. And like it or not, there are far more scammers than actual projects developers.
F95 is the best prof you can get. How many new games are published here per day? And how many of those projects gets to see the version 2? Most of these guys are hope sellers. And crowds are paying those "hope sellers" and nobody can protect them in their naivety. Not that I care about these people; what are they doing with their money is their own problem.
The public encourages scamming and I see now way to enforce common sense in such environment.
My problem is there is no way of filtering a proper project from the scummy ones.
At least F95 tags some of the projects with the "Abandoned" yellow tag, as is the case of this game.
However there is one thing to support a valid project and a totally different thing to pay a scammer. And like it or not, there are far more scammers than actual projects developers.
F95 is the best prof you can get. How many new games are published here per day? And how many of those projects gets to see the version 2? Most of these guys are hope sellers. And crowds are paying those "hope sellers" and nobody can protect them in their naivety. Not that I care about these people; what are they doing with their money is their own problem.
The public encourages scamming and I see now way to enforce common sense in such environment.
My problem is there is no way of filtering a proper project from the scummy ones.
At least F95 tags some of the projects with the "Abandoned" yellow tag, as is the case of this game.
- Jun 2, 2022
- 27
- 86
- Jul 14, 2017
- 1,451
- 1,466
Curious: How does everyone find his favourite games, how do you select them.
I mostly look into the F95 update page ("latest updates"). There I find games which are updated right now. I dl may be 2 to 20 every day (graphics, review points, screenshots), but - after playing for a minute or 5 - I get really into with only 1 of 200.
No chance to find abandoned ones like that (little chance for games which are not updating often). Finished games also not.
Sometimes I look for keywords /tags.
If I find an abandoned game which suits me I play. Having no ending doesnt bother me if I like the project.
Other times I look into the TOP 100 list. You get it with "Filtered - Sorting - Weighted Rating". There is a star.
With this I get finished ones (as well as good but abandoned), and games which are rarely updated.
Btw. "What a Legend" is no. 20 right now (remembering no. 1 a few years ago).
I mostly look into the F95 update page ("latest updates"). There I find games which are updated right now. I dl may be 2 to 20 every day (graphics, review points, screenshots), but - after playing for a minute or 5 - I get really into with only 1 of 200.
No chance to find abandoned ones like that (little chance for games which are not updating often). Finished games also not.
Sometimes I look for keywords /tags.
If I find an abandoned game which suits me I play. Having no ending doesnt bother me if I like the project.
Other times I look into the TOP 100 list. You get it with "Filtered - Sorting - Weighted Rating". There is a star.
With this I get finished ones (as well as good but abandoned), and games which are rarely updated.
Btw. "What a Legend" is no. 20 right now (remembering no. 1 a few years ago).
bro you misspelled cuck
- Mar 25, 2020
- 95
- 274
What a well thought-out analysis of the state of the game. Can't wait for the same 3 users to hop into this thread and tell you why you're wrong and toxic.
- Jun 17, 2019
- 4,276
- 14,220
That's a very questionable take. I'd say that most new devs aren't hope sellers but naive, hopeful wannabes, and they clearly outnumber both scammers and actual project developers. They simply don't even imagine the amount of work and skills required to create a successful game. They are simply not ready to deal with all the issues that arise in terms of time and resources needed to develop a proper game, and also the real-life challenges that you'll have to face in the meantime. And they just quit at the first bump in the road, as soon as they realize this job is way more demanding and way less rewarding than they initially thought. Thanks to
You must be registered to see the links
you can see how much money the +7k adult games devs are getting on Patreon, and only about 20% of them are earning more than 100 bucks per month, which I'd say makes for a very poor 'scam', considering the effort needed to get those bucks. Less than 600 devs are earning more than $1,000 - I'm sure you'd find many 'proper' projects within that range of earning. But those crowds you mention that are paying these 'scammy devs' simply don't exist, because most people are smart enough to wait and see if the dev seems really committed to their project before supporting them. Sure, some people will jump to support any interesting v0.01 project they find, hoping their support will encourage the dev to keep going, but most of those projects with barely any supporters just die at a very young age from starvation and lack of proper planning. And that doesn't make them a scam. There's no magic solution to your problem, the only way to filter proper projects is to wait and see, and support only well-established devs with a solid track record (like Icstor was, mind you). Or just go find finished projects on Steam or Itch.io and pay for them. Or just throw a few bucks to people whose creation you've just enjoyed and don't hesitate to immediately unsub, or at the very least unsub at the first warning sign you freely choose to apply to your 'investment'. But again, remember that a dev not matching your expectations doesn't equal a dev perpetrating a scam.
Why is this marked as Abandoned? According to the developers website and patreon it looks like they're still working on it.
Ironically, this method not only the best, but was also the only way to publish and sell games.
But then shit like patreon/kickstarter got popular, and the disastrous consequences we're seeing right now.
In an alternate timeline where patreon never existed, What A Legend would've released as a complete game. With a single price tag of something like 40$. And everyone would have been happy.
Because there were no updates for alost 2 years now. Per F95 rules, it warrants abandoned tag.
- Jul 14, 2017
- 1,451
- 1,466
I guess, in this alternative timeline, WAL would be never released and even never started (like a majority of other games).Ironically, this method not only the best, but was also the only way to publish and sell games.
But then shit like patreon/kickstarter got popular, and the disastrous consequences we're seeing right now.
In an alternate timeline where patreon never existed, What A Legend would've released as a complete game. With a single price tag of something like 40$. And everyone would have been happy.
In case one has not rich parents, who will finance the living of a dev during his time he is working on a game?
A bank ? --- Hehehe.
So, thanks to "shit like patreon" we get a lot of games (some of them excellent), which we never would see without that "shit".
_________________________________
And whats about finding such a game (like WAL)?
I found and played it at F95, then supported it a while at patreon.
Who would like to buy a game like WAL for 40€ ?
I never would. I would not even know about it.
Ok, if someone puts a lot of extra money into marketing, I might get to know about it,
but still would not spend such money.
I am really grateful that patreon exists (and gives a chance to devs).
Last edited:
Just a question if you please, just to make you I understand you properly:
Are you telling me that there are no scammers, trying to make an easy buck, off a porn starving game market?
Just some unlucky and sometimes lucky wannabes?
Ok, bonus question, do you think a solution to filter scams - sorry, poorly managed projects - is to buy them and see for oneself whether the project is scam or not???
Last edited:
Nah, fuck off. A bunch of college friends started Microsoft in some woman's rented garage. Not to mention hundreds of quality indie games getting complete releases, without leeching off of donations or publishers.
Money means nothing if you're actually aiming to create a quality product.