Yeah, I do that as well, but dev's that add sound should make it a habit to set those sliders so that it doesn't blare as soon as it loads And if they don't know how to do it, there are many discord channels available that they could ask how to do it..
i'm not a dev & it took me 4 seconds to find the doc's
I really don't see it as a "need" for a walkthrough. Only OCD completionists need one of those. Bonus images are just that, bonuses, and not necessary to follow the story. So far the only way to make this simpler is to remove all choices and make it kinetic, and if I had to hazard a guess most people including myself find getting a pre-made story spoon-fed to them with no way to alter or guide it as boring as just reading a book or watching a movie. I guess if one just has to see every render some simply unren it and then look at the renders, even though then they are out of context and you won't know what you are looking at or sometimes who characters even are if they are off the main path.
I don't see why not when SSP has them. He'll prob have his animator Petro make them.
Well, the truth is that I hadn't realized it.
Umm, kinda? While having medical insurance is technically the law now and has been for awhile if a relative dies (which seems like a bad deal, hospitals are supposed to save them so why should anyone pay them if they didn't accomplish that? That's just dumb, like still owing a lawyer even when he loses your case. If I did a bad job I'm not getting paid so why should they?
) that debt is simply wiped usually if uninsured and no one is paying it, even though technically the estate/remaining household is then responsible for it. Most people uninsured simply don't pay it (probably the source of exploding costs over time, as then the insured ones that do pay it take up the slack) and I've never heard of a hospital suing anyone for an unpaid bill. It used to be you were simply reported to the credit bureaus and then effectively blacklisted from getting any form of credit or bank loan for the next 7 years, but for the past few years even the credit bureaus now ignore medical debt when calculating credits scores/risk. In short now it's basically don't own a house, car or other property to be litigated against = fuck the bill, also cheaper to just pay the gov't fine (discontinued in 2019 at the federal level, so now there's not even that) and stay uninsured instead of pay the premiums. Ok enough OT I think.
Yeah sounds more like a troll than just an honest review/opinion. IMO some AVNs deserve to be trolled/shit-talked, this isn't one of them.
It seems that you can use AI to create short animations. This is a huge improvement and will greatly help your work
I have no idea how difficult this must be to do, but it looks like a movie, I don't even want to imagine a scene... of a minute with AI.
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You're missing out...
In both cases you're paying for the time and effort (and possibly materials) the specialist spent trying to help you, regardless of outcome, since lawyers and doctors aren't really in control of those. Would be pretty messed up if you did dozens of hours of absolute top-tier work for someone and then got nothing because something went wrong that you had no ability to impact.Umm, kinda? While having medical insurance is technically the law now and has been for awhile if a relative dies (which seems like a bad deal, hospitals are supposed to save them so why should anyone pay them if they didn't accomplish that? That's just dumb, like still owing a lawyer even when he loses your case. If I did a bad job I'm not getting paid so why should they?
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