Miru will cheat at some point if the variables are correct, just like in the original.
Enough with this bullshit.
I agree with you, it's just that many of them above stated that Miru and Will's actions were not NTR, so I included the picture above, so that they understand that Miru and Will's actions are included in the NTR range.
The best joke so far!
Next year ending, if you want good amount of content
Both WiaB and SG are planned to be around 30 chapters each. So that means (if Ocean keeps doing half chapter updates of ~2000 renders) there will be 54 major updates for SG (32 chapters iirc) and 50 for WiaB (28 chapters iirc). I personally think Ocean will drop the updates to be whole chapters now that he got past the rework slump SG presented, and his need to release WiaB on steam as soon as practical (Ocean said the next update, I can't impagine he'll do a half chapter update for a steam release).
We know, no we don't know why (but can guess).
Don't worry
No, it won't. But then, I guess your the voice of expertise and experience on these matters huh?
I also don't think it will be abandoned but I must admit it has all the abandonment indications. It got reworked, dev works 2 games at the same time which makes his work time limited, story is too complicated to get lost in it, no ending in sight, too long time passed since the beginning but no clear movement at the story, long development time etc. So it's not looking bright. Though I have a strange trust in dev. I feel like he has everything under control and move within a plan. We'll see what will happen I guess but my view is still on the positive side.
And I know developers who work full time at their main jobs and make AVNs in their spare time. And their games are far from abandoned, they're actually on Steam. So limited work time isn't a big issue (ofc it's issue for the players cause they have to wait longer) if the developer is serious about making the game complete.I also don't think it will be abandoned but I must admit it has all the abandonment indications. It got reworked, dev works 2 games at the same time which makes his work time limited, story is too complicated to get lost in it, no ending in sight, too long time passed since the beginning but no clear movement at the story, long development time etc. So it's not looking bright. Though I have a strange trust in dev. I feel like he has everything under control and move within a plan. We'll see what will happen I guess but I view is still on the positive side.
Has an update this year in spite of 2 games
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Like I said I trust in Oceanlab and probably you ended the discussion by saying it's related to dev's seriousness.And I know developers who work full time at their main jobs and make AVNs in their spare time. And their games are far from abandoned, they're actually on Steam. So limited work time isn't a big issue (ofc it's issue for the players cause they have to wait longer) if the developer is serious about making the game complete.
Could you kindly add update intervals in your facepalm?Has an update this year in spite of 2 games
gets addressed in dev logs
is the game the dev made not inherited
Yep those are all hallmark signs
you are correct
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My simple take: until it's abandoned, I eagerly await updates. The sky is not falling today, and what happens tomorrow can't ruin today unless I'm over thinking it. There's a symbiosis between support and development, and I'm not talking about money. If no one in the world liked WiaB, Ocean would face an uphill battle. Add everyone continually predicting it'll be abandoned - what do you think that does to a dev's desire to grind away at rendering an update? If I'm not paying devs whose work I enjoy, the least I can do is pay them with good attention.Like I said I trust in Oceanlab and probably you ended the discussion by saying it's related to dev's seriousness.
Could you kindly add update intervals in your facepalm?
Hint:This thread created in 2018 and the other one 2019.
Like I said I don't think it will get abandoned but there are some signs that can be interpreted as such, denying them don't change that they are there.
