Ren'Py What a Legend! [v0.7.05] [MagicNuts]
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- Oct 25, 2017
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There's a lack of incentive to push for it to take less time, mostly. Yes, there are issues for the creator, but if they were under a crunch they could have hired people to get things done. There is no crunch, they'll make money even if it takes long, so it takes long.
- Mar 25, 2020
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Not any more Gretta to my knowledge, but we've got Lana and Holly content. Dev is working on the orc currently.
i got a lot of error while playing the game can anyone explain it
i use the game with the same mod with it
- game get crash more and more and reopen it and play a while and crash agian View attachment traceback.txt
i use the game with the same mod with it
- game get crash more and more and reopen it and play a while and crash agian View attachment traceback.txt
- Feb 19, 2019
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- Jul 26, 2017
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Weekly report 188
Hi, everybody.
Happy Friday, and I hope you're all feeling well. Here's a summary of our work last week:
Chestnut:
She spent the week drawing artwork for the reworked cutscene from Gomira's intro. We shared one of the images in a spoiler post, which, although unedited, gives an idea of the style we're going for. She's not yet done with the artwork since, although she hasn't had to design them from scratch (she has already done that before), the changes and the way I'm going to code them will mean we will have a different transition style between images of the cutscenes, to account for that some of the artworks need to be recomposed.
Pistachio:
I edited and posed dialogues from Gomira's second quest, finally passing the sex scene. Overall, I'm happy with the outcome, and although I can see the necessary polish, which I will begin working on once I'm done with the main content, I believe what is done will be enjoyable to those who have liked our previous content. Yesterday, I tested Chestnut's artwork to see if our current approach can work, and the results were positive (with some tweaks). Once she's done with them and me with my current tasks, I'll code them in.
Next week's plan:
Chestnut wants to finish the artwork from the cutscene she's working on and begin work on more sex scenes.
For the remaining days of Dec, I don't want to do anything other than posing and editing (plus rewriting if necessary) to finish the remaining posing tasks as soon as possible.
That's all, folks.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Cheers
total progress: 91.9 %
So 2-3 % further than last time.
Do you mean similar games with hand-drawn graphics or a similar game plot?
if you actually read their reports, you'll see that there is absolutely no correlation between this chart, what they supposely do and the reality, it is just something to feed the hungry
it will be done when it will be done, no point of doing any guesses or projections based on these "progress reports"
I just count the numbers divide them by other numbers, and give you a number.
Do you have anything better to do while waiting for that damn long update ? No? Me neither, that's why I do it...
- Jan 3, 2018
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OK, let's "actually read" the key points from the report, regarding what they've been working on for the last week:
"Chestnut:
She spent the week drawing artwork.
...to account for that some of the artworks need to be recomposed.
Pistachio:
I edited and posed dialogues from Gomira's second quest"
Art, Posing & Editing.
So let's check those 3 aspects:
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As explained by "some of the artworks need to be recomposed".
Posing has gone from 275/330 (83.3%) - 280/330 (84.8%).
Editing has gone from 379/381 (99.5%) - 386/387 (99.7%).
But "there is absolutely no correlation", right?
Honestly, how do you not see it??
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I read from his last report (all of them sound like this for me) - we did something, maybe, but lets pretend we did something so we have excuse to change some numbers around in the chart so at the end the grand total ends up 2-3% more than the previous one and shows "progress"OK, let's "actually read" the key points from the report, regarding what they've been working on for the last week:
"Chestnut:
She spent the week drawing artwork.
...to account for that some of the artworks need to be recomposed.
Pistachio:
I edited and posed dialogues from Gomira's second quest"
Art, Posing & Editing.
So let's check those 3 aspects:
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As explained by "some of the artworks need to be recomposed".
Posing has gone from 275/330 (83.3%) - 280/330 (84.8%).
Editing has gone from 379/381 (99.5%) - 386/387 (99.7%).
But "there is absolutely no correlation", right?
Honestly, how do you not see it??
I think I've said this before, with their workflow, spending a month or two on planning alone would negate the need for constant "rewrites" and "redrawing" which is a giant time sink, and the chart says planning is done and writing is virtually complete, yet week after week there is constant rework...
so, yes, I think that chart is but a joke, and is there so some people can pretend to understand something and end up seeing "progress"
- Jun 17, 2019
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That's absurd. They do spend a month planning the tasks needed for the update at the start of every cycle, and that initial planning phase is what we see as completed. Now, unless you are Hannibal Smith, chances are your plans won't exactly work out as you imagined when you get to actually develop them. Fixing, tweaking and redoing things is quite normal in this line of creative work, especially when you're setting your own deadlines and can go back and make those changes until you are happy enough with the results.
In the end, you just don't believe what you read but you don't have any actual proof to back your claims. Only your own delusions and prejudices - and first Wichone showed that weekly reports actually correlate with the daily charts, and now you showed you don't understand how development works. But of course you have all the right to express your faulty opinion.
if this was their first update, sure, things go wrong, need reworking etc, but if you're any good at all at anything, then you learn and don't repeat mistakes over and over and over and over again wasting huge amounts of time on rework
and their planning skills are absolutely terrible if they do this much rework, which also means that the chart is total nonsense, because they themselves don't know what the end product will be at this point, so how can you apply any weight to the total values on that chart?
and what deadlines?
there are no deadlinesthey might, in couple months or weeks, announce that the Gomira didn't fit in the overall arc as well as they expected and announce they go different route with it start all over
like some other devs like to do in this genre, but no one is allowed to voice any criticism, because you know, its free after all
- Jun 17, 2019
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They did say they are poor planners, yeah, and this update has proved to be especially challenging in that regard. They also said the other day that there's no place in the chart for the time they spend playtesting the completed parts, so they just add a completed 'edit' task, even if they didn't need to fix anything, to show they actually worked on something. In the end, the chart works fine as it shows there's still some work to do and lets people easily infer the pace of development just by taking a look at some of them on different dates, so they can adjust their expectations -and payments- accordingly. It doesn't really matter if there are 25 tasks left or 250, or even if they keep adding (and completing) a couple of them every day; we all can see how fast those tasks are done and how they keep increasing, meaning there's still some time to kill before the update comes out. But, as it has been said, the written reports actually match those figures, which was your first claim. Don't move the goalposts.if this was their first update, sure, things go wrong, need reworking etc, but if you're any good at all at anything, then you learn and don't repeat mistakes over and over and over and over again wasting huge amounts of time on rework
and their planning skills are absolutely terrible if they do this much rework, which also means that the chart is total nonsense, because they themselves don't know what the end product will be at this point, so how can you apply any weight to the total values on that chart?
and what deadlines?
they might, in couple months or weeks, announce that the Gomira didn't fit in the overall arc as well as they expected and announce they go different route with it start all over
As always, criticism is fine, but unless you have some solid and fair base for it, you'll be contested. As it's the case.
Now, what I find fun about this kind of 'criticism' is that these people actually seem to want the devs to earn even more money by doing a worse job, since more frequent updates would translate into more patrons (they all get a bump after each release) but a less polished product - which is what attracted them to the game in the first place. I guess that way they could keep coming here and say the game is overrated and half-assed and can't understand why people are paying any money for it. It must be a weird kink of theirs or something, but it's also a very nice one to have: they'll always have something worth complaining to scratch that itch of theirs.
- Jan 3, 2018
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Sounds like you didn't "actually read" anything, despite suggesting to others that's what they should do.
Hypocrisy.
You claimed that there was "absolutely no correlation" between the weekly report & the progress tracker.
I just conclusively showed why that is incorrect, by showing absolute correlation.
You're not doing yourself any favours here.