On Video Games and DID
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Trust me, it's not a virus. That would be a mean thing to do to someone who supports me.
Before you click that link...
Up until now, i've sort've only been sharing upcoming stuff about V the Vampire Vigilante (which is still my top priority, until i've finished the main arc, which i hope is going to be worth it). But today i plan on showing you something a little different.
I don't know how upcoming this is. I may end up sharing with my broader deviantArt watchers (later). Or i may never bring it up again. But as a patron, i thought you might want to have a glimpse behind the curtains at some of my ideas in the bank. Maybe you can give me your opinions on it, too.
Because, you see, I'm sort've lost on this one.
The contents of that link, short though it is, are the result of many months of work. But i ended up shelving it when it wasn't turning out how i wanted. I was already busy with my job, Marisu and, at the time, was planning to release V soon. And i just didn't feel like the effort i was putting into this would be worth it.
Part of me still thinks it's not worth it.
But now i see other DID artists coming up with similar ideas... I won't lie, it makes me a tad jealous to think someone would leap-frog me on an idea i had years ago (but not the time or necessary help required to realize it).
So i thought - why not share it anyway?
But then, would i really be willing to put the work in necessary to finish it?
Truth is, i've grown to dislike the techstack (flash). And if i were to try my hand at video games again, i'd make a 'real' game, with a real programming language.
So where does that leave this?
Should i come back to it at some point? I don't truly intend to feature complete it.
Would people be interested in 'playing' a light-weight, feature incomplete DID-parody of Ace Attorney visual novel without saving or even a complicated plot?
I don't know...
But i do know this'll never be what i originally intended it to be - a full-fledged Ace Attorney style case, with saving and plot twists and, of course... Damsels in Distress.
