- Jul 13, 2018
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Congratulations. The year only just started yet this has to be the dumbest statement of the year
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- Sep 5, 2017
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A very interesting trend I have observed since the pandemic. Devs in general got less reliable. So the ones who were before that already unreliable, basically abandoned a lot of projects. The others who had just problems delivering timely, put games on hold. And many who did have a good record somehow got sloppy. Of course there are always good examples of those who still deliver high quality or the rather unfortunate ones, who, well died. (Palmer, Chatterbox R.I.P) But all in all, things got generally worse. It might be just a coincidence that it happened or is happening during a pandemic or economical crisis. Mind you I am only member here since 2017.
- May 10, 2017
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Old news Bane71. It is yet another failure of program management and communication. When will this change? Don't hold your breath. IMO.
So much nicer than what I edited out of saying yet you captured the gist.Congratulations. The year only just started yet this has to be the dumbest statement of the year
Yea, I was trying to figure that statement out. I'm still trying....?Congratulations. The year only just started yet this has to be the dumbest statement of the year
- Mar 28, 2017
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so if i get it right, befor all of these "big announcements" were released, we got every 6-7 months 1 update with 10 minutes of gameplay. now all "big announcements" are released and we get every 3-4 months 1 update with half of the old gametime (possibly 5 minutes?)?
this sounds even worse then befor not gonna lie
this sounds even worse then befor not gonna lie
- Apr 25, 2020
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He did try, he just failed miserably
He explained everything so well, we still don't know exactly what the hell it is he's planning or doing, let alone why it's apparently causing a delay.
Loyalty, commitment, love of creativity, even gratitude are amongst the various positive reasons that patrons keep paying, I'm sure. There's also a negative side, as in throwing good money after bad, inertia, etc. & yet only the patrons can have even the remotest hope of influencing the Dev.
As a colleague once remarked, when we were in the middle of another round of redundancies but being constantly exhorted to "stay positive," "in order to be positive, you occasionally have to have positive things happen." If 5% in a week is a positive sign, then whooppee!!!
- Sep 27, 2019
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Progress Report Ver. 0.155.
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- Jul 20, 2019
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I think the lack of information is what gets to me sometimes. When he was doing the Yoga event, we were told there would be nudity (which at I, possibly others assumed would be showers after Yoga). So when there were delays and the event was turning out to be bigger than expected, at least we could be fairly sure that the wait could be worth it. We got hints of something spicy for the Ellie shower next update, but that update didn't have any associated delays.
But he hasn't done that since. We're told that it's going to be worth it, and we'll enjoy it, will be "special", etc, etc, but not why. So I'm as enthusiastic about the update as I was when the event list for the PD was released.
- Feb 25, 2017
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Like some would say, " It's moving "
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- Feb 14, 2018
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Well, if there's a joke in here I can't find it.Progress Report Ver. 0.155.
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The question everyone is asking is will a new variant or update come out first? Sorry i couldn't resist
- Jul 20, 2019
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Nope, new variant. I hear there's a new strain after Omicron that has just been discovered in France (IHU)
- Feb 25, 2017
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Indeed. In the south (Marseille). It's called " B.1.640.2. " , but it doesn't seem as dangerous as Omicron or Delta. Still, it's under close surveillance. Who knows what might happen. Those variants just keep on mutating.
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