HTML Who Wanna Be a Bimbo? [v0.9.02] [Dahakma]
- Thread starter Papa Ernie
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Latest update seems to be seriously broken. No images, and it keeps on locking up (no options do anything) on both online and downloaded versions.
- May 12, 2017
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Where the heck did the game go? Did it become a super boring quiz? Wasn't this the game with other contestants and so on???
EDIT: It is claryfied that I mxed up the game.
EDIT: It is claryfied that I mxed up the game.
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Looks like the link for the older version is still fine.
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In this one, there always was just you as the contestant, no others there.
- May 12, 2017
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Sorry, my mistake. I mixed it up with some other game that had some kind of Big Brother set up! No offence against the DEV! Main thing is that the game is like he/she/it inteded and not whether it matches my taste. I just thought the game part was cut out! Thank you for setting this straight!
A good update to this game could be the possibility to see the character also from behind.
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- Jan 24, 2018
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If you mean why did F95 mark it abandoned, it's because of the F95 rule that a title with no release in 90-days with no word from the developer within that time about the update (either here or on their social media, funding platform, etc) during that same time, a title may be marked abandoned. The developer may also request a title be abandoned, but doubtful that is the case here.
The last update for the title was at the end of May 2022 - six months before the title was marked abandoned on F95. The last Patreon post was 10 Aug 2022 - nearly 4 months before the title was marked abandoned on F95.
The developer's other two titles are also tagged abandoned. One went abandoned 2 years ago. The second appears to have been marked abandoned on here about the same time as this title. About 2 weeks ago, the developer posted in that thread that they intend to release an update for that title by the end of the year (after the tag was added - so if they do release an update, the tag should be removed at that time). Nothing was mentioned about this title in that other post.
In fact, since the May 2022 release of the update of this title, the only times the developer has communicated in F95 threads is for that other title. Interestingly, the developer last logged into F95 on 8 Dec.
So make of that what you will.
- Jan 24, 2018
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Thanks for the explanation.
4 months seems a bit strict. And also not universally enforced. I've seen many other games on f95 that have not been marked abandoned (yet) despite no updates for 4-10 months.
On another note, we need a tag that is something like "Patreon Milker" or "Development Hell" or "Scam" for games that release infrequent updates with very few improvements.
- Jan 21, 2022
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It's 3 months - and you are correct about enforcement. However, while that is the general rule - there are mitigating circumstances which mods sometimes consider in their own judgement on whether to let it go longer than that. Also, there are very few mods and a whole lotta games ... so some slip through the cracks for the tag. Games where the developer request the abandoned tag (or the alternate on-hold tag -- if a developer is active on the site and is aware of that option) or is reported as having no development progress for 3 months usually get noticed quicker.
As for your tags idea - No. No we don't. We are here to play games for free, with or without the developer's permission. We should not be throwing stones...
I mean, everything I have shared with you was easily found within 5 minutes - but you didn't even want to bother to look into it yourself. Also, you've been here for almost 5 years and have actively posted, on average, around 5 posts each week. That you are unaware how the tagging system works or didn't want to be bothered to do your own work says volumes about work ethic.
But that's off-topic and if you want to continue that conversation, there are enough threads in #off-topic with people arguing that idea of developer and user tags for those that are "too lazy" or "scammers" or "entitled".
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