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I loath the ghosting effect that happens when the fps dips like watching some sort of cartoon The Flash. The human eye doesn't even see motion blur like this, it's purely a film thing. So please give us the option.
@Redberry.Twiggy Our new game will have a lot of improvements and new things, we will ofcourse fix any major issues in FBS
I love your game and the idea but i dislike your decisions on Marketing.
DLC´s feels like a ripoff, thin and added to a unfinished game.
Sequels coming quite fast and probably will end the work on the first Game.
@Major B.Kloppt What are the issue with our marketing? Other companies releasing the same game every year, while Fishing: Barents Sea was our first PC game, made by a very small team of 5 people. We had no experience when we started, which made it very hard for us to keep adding and updating our game, but we did our best, releasing over 60 patches during these years. In our new game we started almost from scratch, to ensure we could do a better and bigger fishing experience than before. Most people seems to be happy with our game incl. our DLC's that added some extra content which was highly requested.
I'm graduating software engineering bootcamp on the 4th, can I come work with you guys? Need an intern?