SIX years and still, STILL NO ACTUAL GAME...
LOL to those who are stupid enough to pay for this shit.
LOL to those who are stupid enough to pay for this shit.
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April updates were pretty disappointing overall, not gonna lie.
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It's all great and such to add new animations, but they really have to start making it into a game, this doesn't lead anywhere. What it's going to be in a couple years? "We have thousand sex animations but we have to yet create first quest,"? If they actually made an effort to make a game it could be damn big, but no. They probably have one programmer, couple animators but no writers, level designers or game designers. Just add some simple shooting mechanisms or such, add a kill 10 reptiles, get your cock sucked as a reward quest or something as a start, I don't know. Something, anything.
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progress updates with barely any significant changes or worse, downgrades from previous builds. 6 years is too long of a development cycle even for a mainstream AAA game. If games like Stardew Valley and Minecraft can be made from scratch by just one person in 3-4 years. Then a studio with their own team using premade UE assets has no excuse.
See the previous post bellow, use discord to search for possible fixes but dont get your hopes up
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This is and will continue to be the problem with Patreon model for gave development, why rush when you have absolutely no reason to? They are making enough money from subscribers and continue to gain more with no promise as to release windows, so all devs who make good money on there always come to the realisation that there is zero reason to rush and if anything every reason to delay.
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Mainstream AAA games have thousands of people working on them though. Stardew Valley and Minecraft are also far simpler games than this one, not really a fair comparison.
My 1060 6gig works ok. Have to turn down some of the graphics from epic usually, but it runs.
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I think the opposite way, I think that you don't get it.
My way of thinking is really simple, and it goes like this: First release of the game + How many funds it gets + How many years have passed = What you finally have at the moment.
And from that equation you can really tell that after all those years you still have some bare bones product, barely a game. Still, it's just a nice animation viewer on huge empty ugly map with horrible performance after another "big change". It is nowhere near something that was advertised many years ago and if you actually have a properly functioning brain - you should know that they are just dragging development, because in the end - it's all about money. They don't fucking care about you. You're just their money machine, like others not the sharpest tools in the shed. Easiest money to grab from? From horny, addicted kids and teenagers. Or older nerds.
To be clear - I don't care about people who's paying them. I don't care about yours and others money. You have right to do whatever you want. Just don't throw at me some silly and pathetic pre-recorded excuses like as if it were some kind of a cult's mantra.
And yes, I'm not paying on Patreon.
I'm trying to spend my money wisely. I don't let my horniness clouds my judgement. I'm ready to pay much more for a product that is completed and with a belief that Devs not fucked me over and over.
In the end, people are funny beings. For them, you can either speak well about something or either not speak at all.
So much butthurt coming from someone's short opinion. That's laughable.
PS. Hey guys, don't sweat it. It's just a porno game which you are playing alone, hiding it from your's parents, sibilings or you partners sight. Not a big deal.
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reminds me of buying overpriced beer at a strip club while drunk lmaoI think the opposite way, I think that you don't get it.
My way of thinking is really simple, and it goes like this: First release of the game + How many funds it gets + How many years have passed = What you finally have at the moment.
And from that equation you can really tell that after all those years you still have some bare bones product, barely a game. Still, it's just a nice animation viewer on huge empty ugly map with horrible performance after another "big change". It is nowhere near something that was advertised many years ago and if you actually have a properly functioning brain - you should know that they are just dragging development, because in the end - it's all about money. They don't fucking care about you. You're just their money machine, like others not the sharpest tools in the shed. Easiest money to grab from? From horny, addicted kids and teenagers. Or older nerds.
To be clear - I don't care about people who's paying them. I don't care about yours and others money. You have right to do whatever you want. Just don't throw at me some silly and pathetic pre-recorded excuses like as if it were some kind of a cult's mantra.
And yes, I'm not paying on Patreon.
I'm trying to spend my money wisely. I don't let my horniness clouds my judgement. I'm ready to pay much more for a product that is completed and with a belief that Devs not fucked me over and over.
In the end, people are funny beings. For them, you can either speak well about something or either not speak at all.
So much butthurt coming from someone's short opinion. That's laughable.
PS. Hey guys, don't sweat it. It's just a porno game which you are playing alone, hiding it from your's parents, sibilings or you partners sight. Not a big deal.