Let's just silently sit and wait, give some valid criticism on what the developers show us, and most importantly, be nice to each other. Eitr 42386 I would use the (non-breed) scrolls on Alpha, I picked her up a long time ago and although she does look lovely basic/basic, I would like to gene her up someday. Put yourselves in the devs place, you are working on a game that you like, for more than 3 years, and have a decently sized community of people who have very high expectations of your game, that are constantly putting pressure, complaining that it isn't out yet, or that it will fail when it comes out, in general, just leaving comments that are quite unencouraging. This is my take on old runestone work of Odin and Sleipnir, Hugin and Mugin - Pixelized of course. Yes, the game store page has been out on steam for several years, the devs themselves have admited it wasn't a good idea to talk about the game so early in development, but what do you expect them to do, delete the Steam page?īesides, having a Steam page doesn't harm anyone does it? You haven't payed for anything, the worst that could happen is that the game doesn't come out, and even then, the impact it would have on your life would be. When I saw the artwork for Eitr, I was both pretty pumped, and inspired. The following thing is not addressed to you MundM in particular, but to the users that keep leaving these negative comments about the game Ĭome on, give the developers a break, they are just 2 guys trying to make a game, a good game, that's why they are taking their time. Elephant in the Room: Limited Print Run A couple years back, we experimented with a very small print run of The Elephant in the Room to see how it would look. Chances are that if the developers of EITR had a contract with a strict deadline we would probably be playing the game by now.Īs far as I understand, Devolver just gave them some initial funds to cover the development cost, but at the end of the day it's up to the devs to choose how much time they should be making this game.

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Yeah, you are right, but as I understand it highly depends on the publisher and the contract that they have with the developers. Eitr EitrTheGame The Bonfire will not always be lit - Search for materials to rekindle it’s lost flame. Usually there are contracts and the publishers have running costs on a game in development. it will have then cost me more than 2 3ds xl’s.(only pikachu ones available were from scalpers at that point) all I. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features NFL Sunday Ticket Press Copyright. Originally posted by ErrantOverflow:It's up to the developers to choose how much time should they work on the game I don't think 'chosing how much time' is part of the publishing deal.

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