5 months is a healthy development time. speeding up the production usually just makes smaller content releases all to satisfy some arbitrary and usually self imposed deadline. Or in many cases it becomes less about the game completion and more about stretching out the game to keep the subscriber dollars incoming. Pick your poison
Ren'Py With Hermione [v0.4.3.2] [Kirill Repin Art]
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For those who want to cheat potions with console enabled, execute "potions" (variable with potions definition) to see the id of the potion you want and then execute "trainer_potion_{id} = {amount}"
The example I used: "trainer_potion_04 = 99", to get 99 Energia potions and basically ignore Exhaustion
The example I used: "trainer_potion_04 = 99", to get 99 Energia potions and basically ignore Exhaustion
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Well, the way I see it - people who subscribe on boosty are the ones financing the development of the game, it would be literally impossible without them.
I'm working on the game fulltime now, but at my own pace. It's completely fine if somebody doesn't have the funds to help, or, perhaps just doesn't want to and only wants free stuff. As the time from the last release goes on, people do unsubscribe, many are subscribing only when the new release is ready, that's just how it goes.
I understand that it would be great to have a release every month or just as quickly as possible. That's not how I do things though. I like experimenting, trying new stuff, polishing the content that's already there. Not to mention that I'm also learning as I go, which makes the process not as efficient.
However, it's still great to see that people actually do care, they are paying attention and waiting for a new release, leaving comments and asking questions. As far as I'm concerned, apathy is much worse than any criticism.
I'm working on the game fulltime now, but at my own pace. It's completely fine if somebody doesn't have the funds to help, or, perhaps just doesn't want to and only wants free stuff. As the time from the last release goes on, people do unsubscribe, many are subscribing only when the new release is ready, that's just how it goes.
I understand that it would be great to have a release every month or just as quickly as possible. That's not how I do things though. I like experimenting, trying new stuff, polishing the content that's already there. Not to mention that I'm also learning as I go, which makes the process not as efficient.
However, it's still great to see that people actually do care, they are paying attention and waiting for a new release, leaving comments and asking questions. As far as I'm concerned, apathy is much worse than any criticism.