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blkcrow20
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TonyMurray
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URM and the choice descriptor are both fine, I play with them both by default and the "universal" part of the name is usually true to its word. It's rare that a Ren'Py game won't work with them.
More specifically for the game itself, I echo what some have said about ignoring the vocal few. Just make the game to your own vision, since you are the only one who knows what that is and what will fit/won't fit in with it!
Geigi
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If devs don't want people to make games instead of them, they should clearly say so. All I see is either Devs asking for ideas, suggestions and requests or others say add this, add that and Devs answering will see, we will add. I haven't seen Devs that upfront strictly say I'm making a game with my own story, characters and kinks. Either play my game or don't. Of course that others will want to see their type of sex, they aren't interested in stories.
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I think the best approach is finding a balance. For me, it's about staying true to the core story idea—what made it compelling in the first place—while staying open to new ideas that can enhance it. As long as those additions don’t compromise the original vision, and they can add depth to the story. Sometimes great moments can come from ideas you didn’t plan originally, but that still feel right within the world you’ve built.
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tunaboy57
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THe rationale of an "influencer"
Fine if that's the way you see yourself in the picture.
The main thing that drives game devs (who are not just in it for the milking of gullible patrons - have seen too many of those) is surely their desire to create their own unique take on genres of their choosing.
If all games were merely the results of cash-driven polls, there would be so few mundane same-same scenarios, and we might all just as well play the same ten games.
I am just out to encourage creative people to employ their own kinks, not others. To say that they don't have to follow the path of others to create something successful. What makes a great game? It's differences from the pack, not its similarities.
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Joshy92 It will be pretty much the same as in the initial release. I think the experience will improve once you are familiar with the locations. But it will be there.
I will correct the tags.
I will correct the tags.
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Filipis
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I understand personal preferences, but I have to say that "Show, don't tell" is a core principle of visual mediums for a reason - simply put, you bore the player with redundant repeating of information, and slow down the tempo too much.
As for the other part (the visuals showing details of a person's day) - keep them. Just don't narrate every single render, because it breaks the aforementioned core principle.
1.5 to 2 months for the first few updates. It may take longer as paths start to diverge. But I plan to recruit more artists and keep it at or below 3 months when the current bandwidth is not enough, given that there is enough interest.
DanThaMan
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Recruiting more artists is bad for a couple of reasons in my opinion, it ends up costing you way more money plus it means you end up relying on them in which it could even slow down development...
True. There will be risks. If this ever gets to a point where I can afford more artists, hopefully I will find some reliable ones.