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- Aug 8, 2020
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To be honest, I downloaded this game a week ago, and I am really impressed by the design for each character. (I noticed Elizabeth hand gestures and facial expressions when she reunited with our hero, that feeling was very touching)
The story is REALLY good and fun.
I like grinding, so the gameplay is suit me.
lewd scenes are improved well in snow event.(Ari sex scene just hit my zone, I really like that cute ass now)
everything is so perfect.
I can’t wait for new chapter coming.
The story is REALLY good and fun.
I like grinding, so the gameplay is suit me.
lewd scenes are improved well in snow event.(Ari sex scene just hit my zone, I really like that cute ass now)
everything is so perfect.
I can’t wait for new chapter coming.
- Mar 31, 2018
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If you're talking about the "Extra Content CG" link in the OP, then you don't actually install it anywhere. Its just extra content to view outside of the game.
I just came to ask that, thanks for clarifying maybe someone should put a note attached to that xd
Im such a sucker, i praised the fact that the update had come, just to finish the prologue and realize what came out was the fucking winter event.
damn
damn
Hey, why is my anti virus telling me everytime i start the game that its trying to connect to "pastebin.com" and the website is unsecure?
Never had that before. Downloaded from the dropmefiles link.
Never had that before. Downloaded from the dropmefiles link.
The game connects to Pastebin to gather data about the new update, so, when there's a new fix or version available you get warned right at the second. It specifically enters these links;
You must be registered to see the links
(Version Data)
You must be registered to see the links
(Live changelog)They are safe!
I'll wait for chapter 1 to come out and play everything together
- Jul 15, 2020
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Hi!
Here is the Russian translation of Hero's Harem Guild [v0.1.2.3b Public].
This translation is "unofficial".
The link is: Here
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Привет!
Это перевод на Русский язык визуальной новеллы Hero's Harem Guild [v0.1.2.3b Public].
Этот перевод является неофициальным.
Ссылка на файлообменник: Здесь
Here is the Russian translation of Hero's Harem Guild [v0.1.2.3b Public].
This translation is "unofficial".
The link is: Here
***********************************************************************
Привет!
Это перевод на Русский язык визуальной новеллы Hero's Harem Guild [v0.1.2.3b Public].
Этот перевод является неофициальным.
Ссылка на файлообменник: Здесь
- Jul 28, 2019
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You sure you will actually live that long? xD
This has probably been asked a million times already but is there an ETA on the big update or is it just Soon.jpg?
You'll probably forget this game exists by the time that happens. Reading his update was pretty shocking lol. 2.5 years and now he's splitting chapter 1 into 3 parts, which is whatever, crazy that it's necessary but I guess better than nothing. But the shocking part is just how far even just that part 1 appears to be off... Looking at his trello it's pretty obvious even part one is many, many months away at the rate he works. He's practically reworking everything, again (he said he already reworked it 6 times lol, this guy really can't help himself).
In one part of the blog he shows examples of how many times he reworked characters and all I could think was the final versions don't even look better than the previous 10 versions, some of them even looked worse (imo)... That just sums up everything wrong with his mentality and development process. There's perfectionist and then there's this. He's just second guessing everything to the point of even making it actively worse sometimes, in addition to making things take 10x longer than they should. Chapter 1 being totally finished is probably still years away, after 2.5 years already. What Komi needs is some sort of life coach/manager/spouse to just walk up and slap him anytime he's thinking about reworking something for the 10th time lol. Hell, I could use one too.
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- Jun 27, 2017
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Yeah as someone who has been and still plans to wait for full chapter 1 before replaying the game, it's definitely disheartening to see it being split up now after this long. Don't want to go back to doom posting mode but I just can't get myself hyped for the game like I used to. The last lewd game I waited years for ended up being hot garbage when it released so I've got a sour taste in my mouth I guess.
Here's hoping this eventually cures that.
Here's hoping this eventually cures that.
wait NOW the dev has split the update into parts? when it was supposed to be near launch ready 6 months ago? which fine ok if at least this meant part 1 could get out quite quickly but the split has actually increased the workload because of reworking, replanning?
i remember bringing this up with sylphine because i suspected the dev suffers some of the same issues with perfectionism, and maybe oversensitivity to judgment, tho now i think sylphine's dev has given up, and komi is still trying to chug along, but if development is stalling out because of reworking and shit i think u really need something or someone to force a cutoff and accountability. I proposed hard deadlining, because otherwise u can always find some kink to iron out, or some new feature or technology u want to include or that some update to the engine requires. Just pick a day and think of it as a school project, u have to hand in what u have on that day and let it be graded for what it is. If it comes down to it, and u really have to, u can always make retroactive changes, and don't worry about oh the players will complain about idk save issues or having to replay stuff, or awkward palces story drops, the players are not all complete babies, and we all understand this is not a complete game, but there's a huge difference between dealing with/complaining about minor inconveniences and dealing with something being pushed off into oblivion. i mean, just look at harem hotel. but ye, it's a weakness of patreon as a site, game dev wise i think; the dev's have too much freedom at a base level. Game dev/directors that skew towards the artisitic and ambitious side i think always end up this way and actually need their evil financial overlords to apply extra control over them. I read similar situations with gran turismo, prolly some metal gear games, that game the shadow of the colossus studio spent forever making, and ffXV prolly also had some issues with this, where after particular success some director's are given too much freedom, and develop themselves into endless black holes, until reality finally set in and someone whipped them into a release.
i'm feeling the whole trello thing is trying to take a step in this direction accountability wise, (and simultaneously probably trying to dissuade grifter accusations), so i'm somewhat supportive of this i guess (when i see these things tho, i also always add a mental complaint tho too u kno, "man how much time was put into creating this planner, making this planner pretty, and will be put into keeping this planner updated that could have been spent elsewhere, like actually completing the damn game.") and I hope it's an overall time save, i hope it works out and is enough, but i feel it's a bit of a half measure. I still say hey man just make a real commitment, and let it be.
i remember bringing this up with sylphine because i suspected the dev suffers some of the same issues with perfectionism, and maybe oversensitivity to judgment, tho now i think sylphine's dev has given up, and komi is still trying to chug along, but if development is stalling out because of reworking and shit i think u really need something or someone to force a cutoff and accountability. I proposed hard deadlining, because otherwise u can always find some kink to iron out, or some new feature or technology u want to include or that some update to the engine requires. Just pick a day and think of it as a school project, u have to hand in what u have on that day and let it be graded for what it is. If it comes down to it, and u really have to, u can always make retroactive changes, and don't worry about oh the players will complain about idk save issues or having to replay stuff, or awkward palces story drops, the players are not all complete babies, and we all understand this is not a complete game, but there's a huge difference between dealing with/complaining about minor inconveniences and dealing with something being pushed off into oblivion. i mean, just look at harem hotel. but ye, it's a weakness of patreon as a site, game dev wise i think; the dev's have too much freedom at a base level. Game dev/directors that skew towards the artisitic and ambitious side i think always end up this way and actually need their evil financial overlords to apply extra control over them. I read similar situations with gran turismo, prolly some metal gear games, that game the shadow of the colossus studio spent forever making, and ffXV prolly also had some issues with this, where after particular success some director's are given too much freedom, and develop themselves into endless black holes, until reality finally set in and someone whipped them into a release.
i'm feeling the whole trello thing is trying to take a step in this direction accountability wise, (and simultaneously probably trying to dissuade grifter accusations), so i'm somewhat supportive of this i guess (when i see these things tho, i also always add a mental complaint tho too u kno, "man how much time was put into creating this planner, making this planner pretty, and will be put into keeping this planner updated that could have been spent elsewhere, like actually completing the damn game.") and I hope it's an overall time save, i hope it works out and is enough, but i feel it's a bit of a half measure. I still say hey man just make a real commitment, and let it be.
- Jul 25, 2018
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No, the dev posted about that long before the winter update was released. So not at all "now".
- Feb 27, 2022
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Dividing the first chapter into three parts is a bit of an unexpected decision, but I guess we'll see how it turns out. On the bright side, the fact that he acknowledges his shortcomings as a dev and proposes a progress & roadmap of sorts and aims to be more transparent, is a step in the right direction at least. I read his patreon post about his reasoning for not stopping the pledges, but was left feeling not entirely convinced. To me, it basically read as him holding the game hostage; saying that the game would essentially be dead if he had to get a job due to a lack of time(which I feel is kinda funny because even with time on his hands, he still had trouble getting updates out). He claims he wanted to leave it up to the people, in case they wanted to support the development of the game; but I feel like he wasn't honest that that was his intention for his supporters to make that decision for themselves, sorry.