The legacy — and future — of the farming game Stardew Valley
The legacy — and future — of the farming game Stardew Valley
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After reading about the making of the first game in Blood, Sweat, and Pixels, I'm convinced that this dude NEEDS a publisher, or at least some kind of producer or project manager. He actually needs structure and deadlines, even if they're a bit soft, or else we'll never actually play the Haunted Chocolatier.
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I'm convinced he doesn't need any of that, and if he decides to publish another game he can damn well take his time doing so.
He doesn't owe you shit - he doesn't need the money - he's doing this because he loves to make games.
Why the fuck would you impose bureaucracy onto free creative expression? Just for your own selfish enjoyment?
Shame on you
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LOL okay dude.
Check out the book and read this whole story about his first game, then come back to this thread. The guy has some real - arguably self-imposed - psychological struggles in his life, and they cause hardship for both him and the people he loves (esp. his partner). He's now showing that he learned nothing from making Stardew and didn't emotionally grow from that experience, and this creates a further cycle of pain for him.
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Happy to wait and happy if he never releases haunted chocolatier.
Stardew has already given more than I ever expected.
I also don’t like this narrative journalist are running that development on haunted chocolatier has stopped because stardew valley is still getting little content updates here and there.