Dont really remember I turned on an off a bunch of stuff and kept trying, vsynch and the like. It still crashes just not as often.
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It has been around 3 years and I see literally zero new contents.. Just some new clothing options in each update which nobody cares about.. Infact they actually removed some contents in recent updates..
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Still, this is a mod for a game that been developed many years ago, the fact that it's exist in a first place is already quite surprising
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compared to what? akabur's game? yes.
6 not 3 and yes they removed herrmione and luna 3some and luna sex but added sex with cho.
You are making a mod of Akabur's game. So people expect an improvement in the form of more content for this game. Getting rid of Akabur's art instead of improving on it by adding more characters and situations and hence "losing time" is what some would consider a downgrade.
I appreciate your effort though. And your game might end up surpassing Akabur's. I hope so at least.
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akabur's game was only hermione and less favors than this and more limited.
And the content that Akabur made is still basically the only reason Silver is good. The new art and writing are not anything special. And on top of the additions not being great they have also been extremely slow to develop. Mostly because the modders keep upgrading old content constantly instead of adding new content.
I am still happy that this game is being worked on, but the Silver team is not competent. If they were they would have massively expanded the content by now with art or more events. They are doing the bare minimum and make money just because Akabur's Hermione is great.
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Oh, the jerk again. If you think it's all so awful, why do you even bother? Just complaining for the sake of complaining?
The SilverMod has expanded the game by at least 5 times. There are regular status updates on the Discord. Next Tonk will get a big expansion.
But here you are, moaning about people not programming and expanding a free game full time so you can have an update every month.
Psycho vampires like you rob other people of all motivation and lust for life.
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While I understand some of the points you are making, I find a couple of your statements rather extreme & unfair.
Sure, it's not like the Silver team made a game of their own but if you follow them for long enough, you can't argue the fact they are putting their hearts out into making a solid game that is, not merely a copy of the already existing content, but a project that ressemble them. While it's a given the initial material isn't theirs, the fact they are trying to work into making the writting & gameplay more coherent, working on different features either to be improved or implomented all the while continuing to work on adding actual contents should be put to their credits.
Deeming them 'incompetent' simply because they have chosen an approach that's not what certain people would like (aka simply focusing on adding more contents, more regularly) harms your overall statement, which I clealry believe is shared amongst the player base.
Cause yeah, while the dev team is transparent (some appreciate it, some other don't really care), the actual content is slow to come. I can't argue that either, it sure as hell is frustrating but at the end of the day, they opted for a long-term approach and while it will lose them some people along the way, I do believe it's the right call when wanting to make something good.
You clearly don't seem to be the kind of guy that rewards good intentions solely and that's fine. But making the so-original claim that all they do is milking money, while there would be so many easier ways to do it than what they are doing, is putting it a bit far.
I just can't even understand complaining so much about something that someone is willingly providing you for free.
I seriously don't get it. There is so much QQ on this site complaining about stuff that the developers are under no obligation whatsoever to provide to you.
If you're actively supporting the Patreon or whatever then I get complaining, but all of us are leeches that don't deserve anything. I genuinely don't understand the mindset of whining on here.
Something being free doesn't make it immune to criticism. And why shouldn't people be free to complain about whatever they want? Because you are too sensitive and your feelings get hurt?
I don't mind however long the new updates take, but after 7 years it does make me think if the devs should have just moved on to make their own game by now. It's fun to check back in on this mod once a year or two to see what's been changed or added, but after a couple hours I get bored and just remember why I stopped playing Akabur's games years ago.
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Yes it does. There is a difference between the dev(s) blatantly milking patreons (you don't need to look very far to find some exemples) and those who are actually giving a shit, regardless if it pleases or not. Pretending it doesn't matter shows how awfully absolute your whole argument is.
Surely acting like a complete ass, calling either the people incompetent or the work they do shit just because it doesn't satisfy your vision of how things should be done end-up being far more productive, right? Such an unique & rational approach must be working wonders both IRL & online, so much that it gets me to wonder why we don't all this way, about everything.
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True. The question, then, is how to decide if a product (free or not) is good or bad.
For some types of products, it’s relatively easy. If a car or a fridge or a hairdryer breaks and ceases functioning after a couple of uses, then one can safely say they are bad products.
In general, though, determining whether a product is good or bad is more a matter of consensus, of majority of opinions. This is especially true in the case of cultural products, like books, films, songs or paintings. Whether computer games can be considered « culture » is debatable, but I’ve read magazines that publish critical evaluations of games alongside music and film reviews.
In the case of this particular game, you seem to be of the opinion that it is bad, which is your right; I, on the other hand, think that it is good. Now my opinion is no more, and no less valid, than yours, and arguing over who is right would be pointless. It’s a matter of taste, is all.
For some types of products, it’s relatively easy. If a car or a fridge or a hairdryer breaks and ceases functioning after a couple of uses, then one can safely say they are bad products.
In general, though, determining whether a product is good or bad is more a matter of consensus, of majority of opinions. This is especially true in the case of cultural products, like books, films, songs or paintings. Whether computer games can be considered « culture » is debatable, but I’ve read magazines that publish critical evaluations of games alongside music and film reviews.
In the case of this particular game, you seem to be of the opinion that it is bad, which is your right; I, on the other hand, think that it is good. Now my opinion is no more, and no less valid, than yours, and arguing over who is right would be pointless. It’s a matter of taste, is all.