Ren'Py What a Legend! [v0.7.05] [MagicNuts]

[HarryFlash]

Can you even count??
Thread was last updated September 3rd, 2022.
It's now June 1st, 2023. That's 2 days short of 9 months.
Not 10.

I'm astounded. How are you allowed on the internet unsupervised?

It's taken 9 months to reach 62%.
It's not rocket science to work out that 1/3 of that is 3 months per 20% x 2 (for the 38% remaining) gives 6 months.
Divide by 3, multiply by 2. Simple, very basic mathematics, which you failed at. Well done.

As they are both working & not in hospital, also as their new child is more likely to have settled into a routine, it stands to reason that the remaining 38% will go quicker, anyway.
Again, it's not rocket science.

I'm having trouble with some of your maths. 0.6 released on the 30th of July last year with work on the current 0.7 version starting right after that. So your September value is a little off.
Also the progress tracker on their website and patreon page has the total progress at 58% not 62%.
A minor difference but when your giving out to people about their poor maths you should really have your figures in order as well.
If they get the release out before November that'd be brilliant but personally I think it's going to take longer.

 

[Deleted member 5988643]

I'm having trouble with some of your maths. 0.6 released on the 30th of July last year with work on the current 0.7 version starting right after that. So your September value is a little off.
Also the progress tracker on their website and patreon page has the total progress at 58% not 62%.
A minor difference but when your giving out to people about their poor maths you should really have your figures in order as well.
If they get the release out before November that'd be brilliant but personally I think it's going to take longer.

It's funny, but don't take it too serious, de 58% is just alle the items counted together, not counting that some stuff takes longer, like arts works. And that the numbers constantly increase on both sides.

 

[moskyx]

Last night's progress tracker. It's updated daily on their Discord server

 

[whichone]

I'm having trouble with some of your maths. 0.6 released on the 30th of July last year with work on the current 0.7 version starting right after that. So your September value is a little off.
Also the progress tracker on their website and patreon page has the total progress at 58% not 62%.
A minor difference but when your giving out to people about their poor maths you should really have your figures in order as well.
If they get the release out before November that'd be brilliant but personally I think it's going to take longer.

There is nothing wrong with my maths. You seem to be having trouble, full stop.
You're disputing the date I gave, which I clearly stated I took from the OP's last update

Thread was last updated September 3rd, 2022.
It's now June 1st, 2023. That's 2 days short of 9 months.

& the figure of 62%, where I clearly stated the Progress Tracker on their website was a little behind the one on their Discord.

The one on the game's

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shows 58.4%
But, apparently, the one on their Discord has been updated more recently & shows 62%.

Reading helps.
As you can see from moskyx's post, directly below yours, it is 62%, precisely as I said.

My mathematics was perfectly sound, for the date I gave.
The date I gave was when 0.6.02, the latest update, was uploaded here.
It was officially released towards the end of August. You're quibbling over a few days.
The date you've provided is for 0.6. This is not the latest update. There have obviously been 2 subsequent updates, since then.
There was circa 2 months, after the date you gave, spent working on fixes.

Still, even if the date is a couple of days off, that doesn't make the maths wrong.
It's still Content % completed \ No. of months, to give average content completed per month, so far.
Then % remaining \ average % per month, to give an estimate of time remaining.
e.g. 80% completed has taken 8 months. 80 \ 8 = 10% per month, average.
20% remaining \ 10% per month on average = roughly 2 months remaining.

 

[HarryFlash]

There is nothing wrong with my maths. You seem to be having trouble, full stop.
You're disputing the date I gave, which I clearly stated I took from the OP's last update

& the figure of 62%, where I clearly stated the Progress Tracker on their website was a little behind the one on their Discord.

Reading helps.
As you can see from moskyx's post, directly below yours, it is 62%, precisely as I said.

My mathematics was perfectly sound, for the date I gave.
The date I gave was when 0.6.02, the latest update, was uploaded here.
It was officially released towards the end of August. You're quibbling over a few days.
The date you've provided is for 0.6. This is not the latest update. There have obviously been 2 subsequent updates, since then.
There was circa 2 months, after the date you gave, spent working on fixes.

Still, even if the date is a couple of days off, that doesn't make the maths wrong.
It's still Content % completed \ No. of months, to give average content completed per month, so far.
Then % remaining \ average % per month, to give an estimate of time remaining.
e.g. 80% completed has taken 8 months. 80 \ 8 = 10% per month, average.
20% remaining \ 10% per month on average = roughly 2 months remaining.

Your being very aggressive just because I pointed out a couple of discrepancies with how you made your prediction.
I was wrong about the progress tracker being at 58% but I was only going off what was on their website and patreon page. Until moskyx clarified that I was in the dark about the true figure.
To be fair any prediction on when it'll finally be completed has to be taken with a grain of salt. At the start when they released their progress tracker I predicted that'd be September of this year when it'd be done. Now I'm pretty sure it'll be a good time after that before it gets released.

 

[PrivilegedCholo]

Im glad i stopped my patreon membership, i personally feel like the update is taking way too long for what its worth.
However this is still a good game. I would still recommend it the rest depends on patience

 

[HarryFlash]

Yes. Because you didn't read, before running your ignorant mouth & making false accusations.
You claimed my maths was wrong. It was not.
You used the incorrect version, therefore the incorrect date. Not me, as you accused.
You got the % wrong. Not me, as you accused.
That categorically makes you a hypocrite.

btw - I think you mean "You're" (you are), not "Your" (possessive). If you don't even know which words you're using, there's not much hope here.

Yes, all predictions do need to be taken as moveable. That's why I clearly described it as a "rough estimate".
Again, read before running your mouth.

The method I described is the only way to get close to anything resembling accuracy.
Even the Progress Tracker is not totally reliable. The debug number will obviously increase, as more bugs are found.

Did you miss (not read, again) the part where they've had a new child & one of them (Chestnut) was also separately hospitalised, during that period?
Do you not think it stands to reason, given that both of them are now working on it & are likely to have their new child settled into something close to a routine, that the remaining 38% will actually go more quickly?
Their workforce being doubled obviously increases output productivity.

You're behaving like a child with all the immature name calling. I was wrong about the % on the tracker but you seem unwilling to admit any of your own mistakes.

 

[HarryFlash]

There is nothing immature about pointing out your obvious lack of reading & comprehension (ignorance), or your blatant hypocrisy.
The three things you accused me of getting wrong, you were wrong about. Not me.

My maths was absolutely fine.
My date was a few days off from release date, but exactly correct for what I stated it as. Yours was 2 months off.
You even used the wrong version, 2 versions back, to calculate your date.
The % I stated was absolutely correct. Yours was not.
That makes your accusations the literal definition of hypocrisy.

You also claimed that they began work on 0.7 immediately after finishing 0.6.
As they subsequently released 0.6.01 & .02, over the following 2 months, this was obviously not correct, either.

What is my mistake? Other than discussing this with someone such as you.
Please do point it out.

My mistake was thinking their progress tracker was up to date (normally they're very good for keeping this updated, I'm surprised it was wrong).
Your mistake was when they started work on 0.7. You assumed the start of September. I mentioned they started it after 0.6 released at the end of July (once again I was wrong, but was still closer then you).
Post #8,991 from the 13th of August has their first weekly update after 0.6 released and mentions they already started work on 0.7.

"Weekly report 118

Hi everybody.
Chestnut and I are done with our break, have already started work on the 0.7 update, and are very happy with the first day of planning. It's too soon to say what scenes will be included and how many quests we will have, but I should be able to tell you more about them next week.".

 

[HarryFlash]

No. You made 3 mistakes:

1. You called my maths wrong, when it was absolutely correct.

2. You gave the date as being the release date of 0.6, yet they obviously developed and released 0.6.01 & .02 in the 2 months following that.
Which is why I gave the date following the release of 0.6.02, because that's when they could begin work on 0.7 in earnest.
I clearly stated the date as being when the "Thread Last Updated" & it is. Absolutely correct.

You claimed that work on 0.7 began on 30th July.
Now, in the dev post you've just provided, it's 13th August, 2 weeks after your date & they've just done 1st day of work on planning.
Do you like proving yourself wrong?

3. Then the Tracker, which I'd already pointed out the information you needed to get it right, yet you got it wrong & had the audacity to accuse me of doing so.

Well done.

Wow you really can't admit your even the slightest bit wrong. It was in their post on August 13th. "Chestnut and I are done with our break, have already started work on the 0.7 update".
I think I'll take their word for when they started and not yours. I can't believe you actually believe they spent 2 months only doing bug fixes. Especially since Chestnut primarily does art and most bug fixes would be code related.

 

[whichone]

Wow you really can't admit your even the slightest bit wrong. It was in their post on August 13th. "Chestnut and I are done with our break, have already started work on the 0.7 update".
I think I'll take their word for when they started and not yours. I can't believe you actually believe they spent 2 months only doing bug fixes. Especially since Chestnut primarily does art and most bug fixes would be code related.

Learn to spell FFS. Again, it's "you're", not "your".

They've done 1st day's work on planning on 13th August. That's the first day they've commited to 0.7.
You claimed it began on 30th July.
You were wrong & proved it yourself.
Same as you were wrong about everything else. Deal with it.

You now claim that spending 2 months doing 2 releases of bug-fixes is implausible.
So you obviously know how many bugs there were, what each bug was & how long it took to fix, right?
Do you fuck.

Don't bother replying, I'm done. You're on ignore now, where you belong.

 

[HarryFlash]

Learn to spell FFS. Again, it's "you're", not "your".

They've done 1st day's work on planning on 13th August. That's the first day they've commited to 0.7.
You claimed it began on 30th July.
You were wrong & proved it yourself.
Same as you were wrong about everything else. Deal with it.

6.02 is the last update & it was released 2 months after the release of 0.6.
That is obviously when work on 0.7 could begin in earnest, which is why that's the date I worked with.
Doing 1 day's planning is starting. It does not mean that any further work was done, whilst 6.01 & .02 were produced.
No-one in their right mind is going to commit a shit ton of time to 0.7, when 0.6 has bugs that need fixing.
Stands to reason they'd fix the foundations, before building another layer on the house.
Entirely logical.

You now claim that spending 2 months doing 2 releases of bug-fixes is implausible.
So you obviously know how many bugs there were, what each bug was & how long it took to fix, right?
Do you fuck.

Chestnut was out of action for 2 periods, she gave birth & was hopsitalised in a separate incident.
So most bug fixes being code related means nothing at all, if the person who does the code is the only one able to work.

If you read the full weekly update from week 118 instead of throwing insults out left, right and centre you'd have seen Magicnuts released the 0.6.02 update that week and not in September. Maybe do a little research yourself before acting all high and mighty.

"Weekly report 118

Hi everybody.
Chestnut and I are done with our break, have already started work on the 0.7 update, and are very happy with the first day of planning. It's too soon to say what scenes will be included and how many quests we will have, but I should be able to tell you more about them next week.
A few other points:
We have published wallpapers from cutscenes and backgrounds of 0.6.
As we have done with previous updates, there is a poll asking you to rate how you liked the 0.6 release, and if you have played it, please consider giving us your feedback.
I have released the 0.6.02 bugfix patch, which focuses on fixing a number of issues, the most important of which was the final threesome sex scene not appearing as intended. I have also fixed all of the typos, and grammatical issues reported. If you didn't experience any major bugs, you don't have to download the latest release or the patch, as all of the fixes will be included in 0.7"

 

[sucklepuck]

 

[KingBea]

Weekly report 160

Hi, everybody.
I hope you've had a good week and are ready to enjoy your weekend. Chestnut and I have been busy, and here's a summary of our work:

Chestnut worked primarily on new backgrounds, finishing one and advancing another one. She also did some work on a cutscene and prepared the buttons needed for another.

I advanced a great deal with the posing tasks of the finale of Gomira's first quest and will finish it next week. Additionally, I coded in several event changes and sprite additions (with placeholder art).

For the coming week, Chestnut wants to work on sprites, preparing them for a cutscene and finishing two extra artworks she has almost completed.

I had planned to conclude the quest I'm working on in May, and even though I still have about a week's worth of work left, I'm happy with the results so far. Once I finish it, I'll replay the whole of the first quest a few times and prepare a build for Chestnut to test it as well, getting ready for the second (and final) quest.

That's all, folks.
Have a great weekend.
Cheers

 

[Porn_Jesus]

The battle of the math gods. Soon they will find the answer what the meaning of life it, just by crossing numbers like swords.

 

[TheDevian]

The battle of the math gods. Soon they will find the answer what the meaning of life it, just by crossing numbers like swords.

Everyone knows that, it's 42.

 

[HarryFlash]

The battle of the math gods. Soon they will find the answer what the meaning of life it, just by crossing numbers like swords.

Ya, It was a pretty pointless discussion. I wouldn't have chimed in with my 2 cents normally but I felt he was being unnecessarily rude to Mario Itsathree earlier.
I see a lot of what he said got removed by the mods in the end anyway.

 

[whichone]

Everyone knows that, it's 42.

Ha ha, nicely done! Mr. Adams would delight.
Although, as you know, it's not just the meaning of life...
It's also the answer to the universe & everything!

 

[The Dark Moonshine]

Everyone knows that, it's 42.

 

[Deleted member 4505964]

When will this game be completed?

 

[TheDevian]

When will this game be completed?

Not for a very long time.