Adult games add another layer to this, as the balance between the erotic content, the gameplay, and sometimes even the story is a very delicate one skewering that balance can result in a very lopsided experience that has the potential to leave you dissatisfied.

When it comes to video games, though, the balance between your average game and its various elements is extremely important. Sure, the same could be said of anything else in life, whether it's how you manage your downtime and luxuries, how a story is composed, or when you're fucking a clown on a unicycle balanced on a tightrope. The same goes for translating games/comics these are massive undertakings, but in most cases, translating games/comics is generally to get them to the western populace, and therefore they're being posted and distributed illegally, so in a lot of cases these people do this for free because they literally cannot get paid for it legally.When it comes to video games, balance is a very important thing to bear in mind. (Also, as you said, getting paid usually creates deadlines, but that doesn't mean that MONEY is what causes games to be bad, but DEADLINES and rushing things intentionally is what causes them to be bad, and whether you're getting paid money or not, people can fall victim to deadlines as well as poor planning of how long it'll take them to do stuff, and of course sicknesses and so forth.)

Someone who actually doesn't like taking advantage of others (as in a decent human being) would actually work HARDER the more they'd be getting paid and being taken care of financially, but unfortunately, many people nowadays don't want to adhere to that. The people who are currently sitting on huge amounts of money on Patreon without making much progress are just bad at working and keeping motivated, and they'd be the same without money as well. In all three cases, there's no evidence showing that 'not getting paid = better product'. So, there are only three types of people who can undertake such a thing Ī) People who are loaded money-wise from their primary job, and are working on the game bit by bit, as they have to focus on their primary job, so the game takes an eternity to come outī) People who are loaded money-wise from inheritance or retirement or some other form of money that doesn't require any actual working, so they can focus on the game primarily without the worry of money (AFAIK I don't know anyone who makes hentai games that this falls under)Ĭ) People who are not loaded money-wise and need to get paid to make the game, otherwise they'd have to devote their time to other projects to keep afloat. (Unless you're making a really, REALLY short game, or a really crappy one, and in both cases those still take a solid chunk of time.) As in, thousands upon thousands of hours. Click to expand.There's a problem with that statement

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