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- Sep 27, 2017
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Omg that game was so ruined by this stupid clicking and shit no one knew how to trigger a scene and in what order. Fuck that shit. But the renders were nice.
- Oct 10, 2017
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The only thing he seems to be proving that he is a slow learner when it comes to creating a project to surpass his previous one
It really takes him a longass time to realize that he might have issues with this. Three years just to face the fact that the whole sandbox part is completely empty? It is downright funny. I mean.. three years. Three years in high-school and you are almost done. A woman gives birth in 9 months, tops that is. She has to face the fact of pregnancy real quick and make decisions accordingly. In three years the kid will be 2+ years old already.And for him 3 years was only enough for a 'damn, my game is kinda empty isn't it'
I don't know about you but i think this is well and truely transitioned into the humorous category. I can't even stay upset or anything. I see this is as a joke by now. Yeah, the type of that makes me cry but i'm at the point when i just laugh when i am done with the tears.
IDGAF about Ruby. I can't even describe how much I don't want Ruby to be the focus of 0.15. I don't find her attractive at all and that's because her lips remind me of Alfre Woodard:
I'm a sucker for Isabelle. Joyce is great, but Isabelle is where it's at; one of the hottest characters in any game I've played.
- May 17, 2017
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Funny,i thought that a lot of sex with the main girls is the type of content that this game can really fuckin benefit from.
- Oct 10, 2017
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What would this adult visual novel benefit from greatly?
You: SEX!
Sin: Phone.
Sin: It is going to be amazing.
Me:
- Aug 15, 2019
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With all these months of delay, one would think that 0.15 might give us what we have all been waiting for...but I highly doubt that. Dev may as well rename this game to Milking Paradise, because let's face it. That's what this is really all about.
- May 17, 2019
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Just a short update guys because this, and because of that, and pandemic and so on...
Imagine yoga scenes in different locations. <3
I still can't believe these devs couldn't figure out most of us don't care the ''side stuff'' so to speak. We just want straight story with maybe 2-3 branch that you can choose. Other than that all those side content/sandbox etc are extras if you succeeded in the most important part. In this situation he just should cancel all that side content and focus on finishing this game before the years ends with 4-5 consistent updates!
You mean next update change the background of the yoga scenes?
Maybe for traditional video games(and even ten it is debatable) but there is no reason for these adult games to be too ambitious like this. They should stay simple and focused if they don't have the needs which is he case for nearly all of the ''onhold'' games here.
- Jul 5, 2018
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You'll find it's very hard to be both a creative person and a technical person, it's a skill very few people actually have or learn on the job through hundreds of hours sunk into their craft.
Technical people aren't necessarily the most creative and visa versa, they tend to think about what they can't do instead of how they can solve the problem. Creative people may not have the skill to even create the game they envisioned due to the technical barrier.
It takes a special dev with both these qualities to make a game SOLO...but this is why we have TEAMS and collabs, where you are strong in one department, you can hire someone who's gifted in the area you lack.
However this usually brings up the issue of financing these contractors, most devs get a lick of $$$ and try to keep as much of it as possible by cutting corners. This now trends into poor business management, since they start to devalue what their coders are doing as they tend to finish before them creating assets, thus they view their job as "easy" and question why they are being paid so much when the dev feels like he/she is pulling the weight of the project with no financial reward.
This mentality is why people make poor decisions based on their instant gratification, it takes money to make money. Businesses don't stay alive without funds, managers and CEOs sometimes don't even pay themselves a salary in the first 5 years and devote everything into stabilizing their investment so it can start baring fruit.
It's this get rich quick mentality that's killing off this genre, too many devs greed the cash just to get instant financial gratification instead of thinking about building something that would last them 5-10 years.
I also fully agree with you 100% I am tired of all the side fluff and just want the MILF content ASAP before the dev burns and writes 4 paragraphs on their mental health.
They do this because they want to milk their game before getting to the 1-2 scenes of the MILF followed by a "quick" wrap up update which usually takes the full year to make that contains 2 static images and "they lived happily ever after." in broken English, leaving us fans feeling empty that the game didn't conclude how it should have.
Meanwhile all these skinny, goofy teenie girls with blue hair got 7 updates of generic sex and stiff animations and all we wanted was the MILF with those thicc thighs...
Losing faith in this space.
Without fluff most developers would burn out almost immediately. There are many indie games that come out that do their own thing without much bs, but they take years to create and end up relatively short. To create an attractive and lengthy product you need a gameplay loop which can be easily expanded. More locations to visit, people to talk to and types of quests.
- Mar 28, 2017
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You probably don't know about a certain game - AWAM.
From 40-48 months estimate to be completed,we moved to something like 15 years at best.
If they can do it more power to them, if they can't; focus on the most important part which is the main story with main girls. This is the situation of the game we are talking about now.
- Nov 14, 2017
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