All Game Dev's know you always eliminate bugs first, so they can not get a foot hold in the code or game and cause the Dev's to have to do a complete re-write from the beginning. The same bugs keep appearing from beta version, The missing textures, the floating in the air bug, the missing doors & windows and WALL PANELS STILL DO NOT MATCH O THE TOP OF WINDOWS RECESS's.
Thank you to the makers of this game for the enjoyment it brings!:slimehappy:Īctually if the developers, could get rid of the bugs, they would of all ready. I mean they don't have to fix the game, they could have just left it alone like other companies. So maybe try thanking the developers for not giving up and spending all this time trying there hardest. Haven't any of you heard about being patient? Seriously you people complain and complain.Įveryone keeps "Demanding" new things the developers probably have enough trouble finding a happy medium between bugs and new things. Originally posted by Ember1654:This is my opinion and I am allowed to have one. If i was them I would of gone early access to get help from the community as you develop the game, but this brings disappointment to the customers and gives Indie Dev's a bad name, makes it harder for other indie dev's to get any games out there, as people will begin avoiding indie Dev's. Well i did hope they would deliver, after a year being released as full version, it does not feel or play like any other game on steam for that price range. This team of 30 takes them at least 1 month to bring an update out which does not fix all the problems, but ends up creating more bugs. They could of sorted it all before Garden Flipper, but chose to grab money instead of fixing it all. We still getting same bugs from beta in the updates, and in every DLC or big update as well. If they where fixed they would be gone for good. From their own comment's they are saying bugs are creeping back into releases after they are supposed to be fixed. I really was wanting this game and this team to be successful, but they have no real Bug Squatting / quashing or fixing experience at all.
Multiplayer is the hardest part of any game engine. I know of a team of 3 people only young and fresh using Unity to make a 3D fantasy RPG with building, crafting, farming elements character Customization and co-op multi-player. Not good in my experience of following Early Access and being in the Game Indie DEV industry. You do not have to take my word on it, just that i so much wanted this to be good, but after finding out that they have 30 people on their team and they still can not deliver a finished working product after a year of being released. Yes they say a lot and have delivered very little in over 1 year.
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