Ren'Py What a Legend! [v0.7.03] [MagicNuts]

[pothb]

Never thought I'd see the day.... that Waifu doesn't have an abandoned tag but this does.

 

[DemiMaximoff]

the updates merely teleporting people to locations for 1 or 2 scenes instead of them being fleshed out places to properly visit killed the map.

That is an interesting fresh insight, but I can't think of many instances of this happening off the top of my head

 

[Kisama33]

 

[Xupuzulla]

they can just hire someone for a month or 2 just to fix the code or whatever they are struggling with, and they will be able to make the lost profit back quickly.

No they cant because fuck the fans i guess.

 

[Finuee]

 

[tisdk]

I always love to stumble on threads like this, game tagged as abandoned but making an absolute bank on patreon, you know its gonna be a fun read

 

[Milky Cow]

I absolutely love the overall mood of this game. Too bad it seems not updated more frequently.

 

[KingsRaiden]

they can just hire someone for a month or 2 just to fix the code or whatever they are struggling with, and they will be able to make the lost profit back quickly.

Look up the Mythical Man Month, to see why just adding people to a software project doesn't make it go faster.

 

[arkopand]

"software project" bro it's a renpy game, if the dev is so inept at coding he has to spend months debugging that, he should absolutely hire somebody who knows what they're doing

 

[KingsRaiden]

"software project" bro it's a renpy game, if the dev is so inept at coding he has to spend months debugging that, he should absolutely hire somebody who knows what they're doing

Not denying that the delays seem suspicious, and their skills need improvement, but just putting people onto a project/hobby/whatever doesn't necessarily make it faster. Thanks for missing the main point.

 

[Mordikay]

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Nice but you should include other stuff like debug for example as it's the one that raises the cap the most each time to give the full picture.

 

[7d98ed83ec]

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Doing god's work here. I believe if you collect the data for the last 2 years and plot a graph it will be a perfect 1/x asymptote.
Is there proof this dev is from Spain or has he become a royal from Nigeria?

 

[Xupuzulla]

"software project" bro it's a renpy game, if the dev is so inept at coding he has to spend months debugging that, he should absolutely hire somebody who knows what they're doing

A RENPY GAME BTW!

 

[allah88]

I'm totally with you, but consider this. If you could make potentially 2 thousand dollars a day busting your ass or 1 thousand a day doing nothing, which would you choose? For a lot of people, the latter is good enough.

they could be making f*ck you money if they did updates like before every few months or so. If they had other people helping it wouldn't even make a difference. But they seem determined not to. With the art this could be the biggest game in the genre but they don't want it

 

[p4power4]

"software project" bro it's a renpy game, if the dev is so inept at coding he has to spend months debugging that, he should absolutely hire somebody who knows what they're doing

he must purchase
Beginning Programming For Dummies

 

[VenomusPL]

Ok, we oficially passed the 2 years since update mark.
Damn...

 

[Oriandu]

they could be making f*ck you money if they did updates like before every few months or so. If they had other people helping it wouldn't even make a difference. But they seem determined not to. With the art this could be the biggest game in the genre but they don't want it

No they couldn't. In 2024 there's a limit to how successful a project like "What A Legend!" can be. Even the most successful games on the site would not be able to replicate their original success if their successful projects were started from scratch today. It has long since been proven that regular updates don't encourage more subscriptions.

 

[Johnotron1223]

No they couldn't. In 2024 there's a limit to how successful a project like "What A Legend!" can be. Even the most successful games on the site would not be able to replicate their original success if their successful projects were started from scratch today. It has long since been proven that regular updates don't encourage more subscriptions.

Exactly, take "Isekai Awakening" for example. The dev updates monthly but locks most of the good content behind supscription to his Patreon. It seems with each update the game's rating drops.

 

[Fantaldebert]

It has long since been proven that regular updates don't encourage more subscriptions.

Citation needed.
Not denying your clain or looking for a fight. Just trully curious.

 

[Kisama33]