AMNESIA. PROGRESS REPORT #10

I think Alex has planned everything correctly and the increased number of scenes is necessary to get a complete update. I am sure Alex is working as fast as he can. It would have made little sense to do it faster at the expense of quality. In my opinion it is always worth waiting for such updates (no matter how long it takes). Anyway, I've been supporting Alex for 3 years without interruption at the $30 level, even during the time between Lucky Mark and Amnesia, and will continue to do so no matter how big the gap between updates gets.

lukumo

Thank you, this response is much appreciated!

Just

Thank you!

SUPER ALEX

Good day, your question is well founded. I will try to explain. I originally planned to do 23 story and 27 free roam scenes. But then I increased the number of scenes planned for the first update, because I thought it would be much better in terms of storytelling and there would be more hot content. No, the total number of scenes will not increase anymore, in the first update I have planned 61 story and 44 free roam scenes and this figure can only get smaller. Regarding the duration of the work - now I am focusing on the large and medium scenes, which take the most time, and at the end I will leave short cutscenes, which will consist of only a few images.

SUPER ALEX

Thank you for the beautiful renders and the consistencies in your work and updates. Wishing you another productive week!

Moon

After playing what's already been released, understanding that a timeline is posted for the next update, it's completely alright if the deadline isn't met in my opinion. The quality in the work already speaks for itself and I would like this quality to stay that way or better if possible. If it takes not meeting the deadline to provide that quality, I'm all for it. Seeing progress every Sunday is more than enough for me. This type of quality takes time and we get it. However, I do agree if a deadline is going to be implemented, it would be great to meet it due to giving us a day to look forward to. If a deadline is too pressuring, feel free to let us know that there is no deadline, but you're simply working at it at your own pace. As long as the work stays at its quality and progress continues my support will always be here. Although, there is that lingering question. How long is too long?

Keane

I think that if Alex reduces the number of scenes and deletes, for example, all the hot scenes in order for the update to come out 2 weeks earlier, then few people will like it.

Hey, I was looking over these progress reports and I'm finding myself confused now. Originally, in Progress Report #00, it was 23 story scenes and 27 free roam scenes planned to be finished by Week 9...which was last week, showing 0 scenes completed of either type in the report. In a later progress report, the number for both types of scenes increased, and was due by Week 12. Now it looks like it is 61 story scenes and 44 free roam scenes due by Week 14. However, there isn't even a single scene completed yet, and looking at how many are still needed just to be posed and rendered still, compared to your progress over the past few weeks, it seems doubtful you will accomplish your goal by Week 14. Could you say something about what you are thinking here? I am hoping this doesn't just keep growing week by week, where you just keep adding more total scenes (like we'll end up expecting 90 story scenes and 70 free roam scenes by Week 21 at some point). I can be patient, but it is concerning that you are not holding to the plan you set up nine weeks ago. It inspired confidence at the time that you posted it, but now I'm just worried about what is going on and if you are having some difficulties. Maybe best to cut down on number of scenes for now, some number that is more manageable, and save the rest for a later update?

Just