- May 18, 2019
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Fixing bugs for three years ? yeah pretty much sum's it up.
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- May 11, 2017
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I would say that is a good analysis and fair criticism of this game. Code in a game is one of those things you don't really notice unless it is going wrong. It is like the roads or the power grid. Your power is on like normal, and smooth roads you won't notice these things... You start getting a pothole every couple of hundred feet, or brown out once a week and you take great notice.
As for minigames being skippable... 100% agree with you. Some players love minigames and that is fine for them to have, but many also hate them. The option to skip them makes everyone happy, or at least the option to skip it if you fail.
Too bad a Cyberpunk kind of game will always will be gazillion times more complex than any sandbox 3dcg fest avn. Bad comparison.
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I don't even think they did have playtesters after seeing how many bugs the game have on 1st release... nowadays the beta testers for most big AAA company's are the customers, as for indie games (the fanbase).
That makes me wonders how come most indie games are bug-less than AAA company's...
guess is because one loves to make games and the other one loves to make money.
Btw forcing minigames on people is a very bad idea in VNs, considering you already have the handicap of the game being Sandbox that is also something not all people are a fan off...
- May 11, 2017
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Cyberpunk 2077 like many AAA games has a massive team of many people and massive budget of several million dollars.
With an adult game the team is always much smaller along with the budget.
I can almost taste the dorito crumbs on your keyboard right now
- Oct 12, 2019
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At the time I have made humorous sarcastic comments in some posts, but what I read here, wow. Take it easy dudes, your milk will curdle. Peace.
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Hey, man. Don't bother with these kind of comments. Focus on the constructive criticism.
You gotta enough fans to support your game and care enough to give you some pointers.
- Oct 26, 2017
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Hey, let's get back to the game and the important question.
what is new in this update?
I stopped playing this game a couple of updates back, too slow and child-like. but I hold out hope.
what is new in this update?
I stopped playing this game a couple of updates back, too slow and child-like. but I hold out hope.
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I know you’re merely trying to defend your current efforts so far, but have you consider just rendering CG packs for sale instead of doing deep dives into lewd gaming development? Current progress so far has been hampered with revisions after revisions with no forward movement of the overall picture.
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Was waiting for a comment like this honestly. It's kind of a double standard, when you throw around AAA games and their teams for both type of reasoning. On one hand, there's the "not even they can do it give us some slack" arguement, but then on the other, it's also used for to deflect with "don't expect the same, they're big we're small". It's either one or the other, using them for both kind of reasoning cancels out the other.
By the way, I do know the differences between the scales, but that also goes for the magnitude differences as well. If we just stay with Cyberpunk for a comparison, a game that has tens of hours of content, probably scratches the hundred, and several different mechanics, you'll need a tester team that matches that, which can easily go up to a 100 person. Compared to that, WP has what, a few hours at best without most of those mechanics or any signifcant branching. For a game like this, you need like 1-2 people at tops to run it through for problem hunting.
Hence why it was a bad comparison from the very beginning.