[PC] [Unreal Engine] Slaves of Rome - a New 3rd-Person BDSM Slave Training Game (1 Viewer)

[Slaves Of Rome]

I get a fatal error when starting it. No idea what to do.

Did you try running it as an administrator? That seems to fix it in many cases

 

[mrfurphie]

Did you try running it as an administrator? That seems to fix it in many cases

Yes I tried that. No luck. It's not my anti-virus either.

 

[CEX]

Do you have directX installed? seems to solve it for some people

 

[Slaves Of Rome]

Yes I tried that. No luck. It's not my anti-virus either.

The guys is correct!
Did you try the DirectX thing? Would be happy to know if it worked

 

[CEX]

The guys is correct!
Did you try the DirectX thing? Would be happy to know if it worked

what?

 

[Slaves Of Rome]

what?

Did you try updating your DirectX?

 

[CEX]

oh, yea i did, it works for me.. i saw on other forums that it worked too.. can't post it here, but easy search in google will bring it to you :)

 

[funny_dude]

I would instantly become a Patreon if you made a Linux release of the game!

Unreal Engine should make that easy.

 

[Slaves Of Rome]

oh, yea i did, it works for me.. i saw on other forums that it worked too.. can't post it here, but easy search in google will bring it to you :)

Happy to hear! :)

 

[Slaves Of Rome]

I would instantly become a Patreon if you made a Linux release of the game!

Unreal Engine should make that easy.

I would be happy to make build! The thing is.. we can't test it because we don't use Linux.. but can try and see if it works

 

[Doomer]

I would be happy to make build! The thing is.. we can't test it because we don't use Linux.. but can try and see if it works

Add linux support tier then for linux users? By other hand Wine and stuff can be used, I guess.

 

[Slaves Of Rome]

Add linux support tier then for linux users? By other hand Wine and stuff can be used, I guess.

Damn... that's actually a brilliant idea!! But would they/you be ok with getting a build that might not work 100% and testing it? That's the main problem with Linux - we just can't test it

 

[CEX]

well, you can.. linux is free and you can simply use ubuntu or something that's stable and test it out. really not that of a big deal :)

 

[Slaves Of Rome]

well, you can.. linux is free and you can simply use ubuntu or something that's stable and test it out. really not that of a big deal :)

Heh.. I guess you are right. That being said.. last time I installed Linux was about 15 years ago.. so.. no idea how easy it is now.. back in the day it was a pain in the ass. I LOVED it actually.. but was a major pain in the ass

 

[CEX]

it's still a pain in the ass, for the most part. but a lot of control comes with it :P

 

[Slaves Of Rome]

btw guys... some good news (I hope....):

GAME VERSION 0.5 WAS JUST RELEASED!
YOU CAN SEE IT HERE: https://www.patreon.com/posts/patreon-playable-25437119

 

[CEX]

why no online markeeeeeeet????
great build though :P

 

[Slaves Of Rome]

why no online markeeeeeeet????
great build though :P

Thanks! :).

Well.. the on-line market is a pain in the ass to build. We need the saving system to work perfectly first. Then we need to make sure there are no cheats.. then get servers and so on... it's really a lot of things that need to work well together, so it takes time to build and we rather "do it right" and not just fast and bad

 

[CEX]

Isn't there some sort of guidelines to it? or at least for the basic of it?
You could run tests on the online market and just notify the players that at a certain point all of their data would reset, so it'll give you enough time to see what kind of 'cheats' are reported or bugs that people are taking advantage on..
I think developers are a lot of times scared of going to the online side, but you can't possibly imagine to do it 'right' on the first time around..

 

[Slaves Of Rome]

Isn't there some sort of guidelines to it? or at least for the basic of it?
You could run tests on the online market and just notify the players that at a certain point all of their data would reset, so it'll give you enough time to see what kind of 'cheats' are reported or bugs that people are taking advantage on..
I think developers are a lot of times scared of going to the online side, but you can't possibly imagine to do it 'right' on the first time around..

Thats an interesting thought.. so.. like a Beta, but that will be deleted after some time? Or like a season? So that cheats don't matter as much?