discussion Do you let games Build up releases before playing again?

[Lapisuli]

Depends on the game and how big the update is. If it's a smaller update with like a few added scenes, then probably not. But if the update is big enough that I can get a good few hours, then I'll considering downloading again.

 

[ElCrit]

I prefer to wait for several content updates.

 

[Gazon731]

It depends on the game and the amount of new content in each update. But sometimes game is so awesome you check each update.

 

[Bollagus]

If it's several updates a month, I might. But, if the game is really good an I have to wait several months between updates I just can't.

 

[1eyed1]

Update size dependent. Some games release like 30 seconds of content at a time so I skip. Others like Y.V. games release whole chunks on a consistent update schedule so I play every one.

 

[SegmentCoalescing]

It depends, if it's a small update like a 0.3-0.3.1 then no, I don't bother updating.
I don't play all of the updates of a game like Guilty Pleasure either, because I know that every single one of those updates are extremely short.

 

[anyplay]

Depends on the game, sometimes i play the update the second it comes out, sometimes ill wait for 1+ year of updates then play again from beginning

 

[mR1hnq]

I usually wait for the game to be completed. I got frustrated too much times playing unfinished ones (that sometimes get later abandoned).

 

[lewdguy69]

Yes, totally. And If the game is near the end of its development, I will wait even more to be finished.

 

[WigglyWorld84]

Depends.

I am letting Lust Village build for Mr C's signature perversions to start.

I play Grandma's House releases almost immediatley. Each release is like a new episode in my favorite tv show.

Two examples.

 

[Deleted member 108320]

It depends, if it's a small update like a 0.3-0.3.1 then no, I don't bother updating.
I don't play all of the updates of a game like Guilty Pleasure either, because I know that every single one of those updates are extremely short.

Yeah, for games like Guilty Pleasure I usually wait a few updates before coming back.

 

[MattShizzle]

Yeah, for games like Guilty Pleasure I usually wait a few updates before coming back.

That one is no longer a game. It became a stupid kinetic novel. Kinetic novels suck and aren't games.

 

[WhiteFireDaemon]

Nah, not really interested in edging with updates. I have however been known to forget about a game for a while to come back to it a few updates later.

 

[Deleted member 108320]

That one is no longer a game. It became a stupid kinetic novel. Kinetic novels suck and aren't games.

Yeah. I can see what you mean. But, I like the renders of it and I personally am not opposed to kinetic novels. Although I don't actively seek them out.

 

[readonly]

Depends on the game. But honestly, if the game isn't good enough that I leap on a new update I'm likely to just forget about it while waiting.

 

[misaki002]

Depends I search for new games once per month and play them straight away. If they are good enough i put them on hold for 3 months and then check again. For older games I wait a year before checking it again. I have assigned each game its month and once there is a start of that month i will check it. Kinda works for me because I watch around 100 games and to check each game each month takes too much time.

 

[S0medude4444]

I do, even if the updates do not come out often because they are big. I want to play a lot of the game before going back into it.

 

[bulliedhealer]

Devs that push smaller updates make this a necessity for me. I need an update that's long enough for me to have some... foreplay.

 

[genzee42]

Really depends on the game. Some of them add a wafer thin veneer of content each update, or with sandbox games like Sweet Affection where the changelog is another +1 level on mother and sis, then I am happy to wait it out. With others, they can post a crapload of content per update, then it's worth it. Also if the game is good an I am really looking forward to the update. Then I don't wait.

 

[ivarelf]

For most, I do, but there have been a couple of favorites that I can't wait to play as soon as the update is available.