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The honeymoon is almost over!
I don't say this very often, but I have absolutely nothing to show for this week...
Indeed, I finally managed to distract myself to the point I could take a week off, although I know myself well enough to know I'm only going to get depressed if I don't accomplish anything.
I'll have something to report next Tuesday for sure, and sorry for the disappointing update!
Well it is relaxing moment
ReplyDeleteWe all need them!
Deletedont worry about it. we all need a break every once in a while or we burn ourselves out.
ReplyDeleteThanks for understanding.
DeleteSorry if that question has already been answered, but can I still play the game on joiplay emulator? I have been playing on it during 2020, but now it keeps crashing
ReplyDeleteI'm not tech savvy enough in that area.
DeleteTake your time.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
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ReplyDeletehello there you over ambitious workaholic
i'm more surprised that after so many years for 3 games in a row you are still able to pour everyone's screen with constantly fresh inspirational juices
at this point i can't imagine anyone being angry if you would choose to take a full month of break
I appreciate it! ^^
DeleteI saw that Sparrow has some art with the title Swegabe with Rangiku Matsumoto. Have you ever thought about adding some character in reference to this beautiful woman?
ReplyDeleteShe actually has a small cameo in the first game.
DeleteDoes SethXZoe still make art? I've been trying to find social media for them and the last uploads I see on his twitter and Pixiv is from 2015. I hope they still are making art because they're easily the best
ReplyDeleteHe is still very much working on this project. :)
Deletegreat! I'm so excited to see more of their works! thanks for the updates!
DeleteNear 8 years of development.
ReplyDeleteIt took a team of 50+ people to make The Last Guardian, Duke Nukem Forever, Final Fantasy XV, Kingdom Hearts 3 etc. 10 years to make.
DeleteAnd I am one single developer, so what's your point?
Well, my personal point is - you are pretty stubborn and passionate about your development, cause there are so much projects far less ambitious, that got dropped middle-air.
DeleteA problem any game dev will tell you is that without strict deadlines, there's ALWAYS more that you want to add to the game, or fix, or polish up, but sometimes it's necessary to set a clear goal and date to finalize a project. After all, you can always patch it up later!
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