This is an indication that I’ve encountered serious bugs or game design flaws that are taking an exceptionally long time to resolve. If you’re watching the Trello checklist like a hawk, you might notice that, sometimes, hours will pass without any of the checklist items being checked off. You might be wondering, “Why does this phase of development take so long?” For a detailed explanation, scroll past this gorgeous artwork by Esther-shen! Instead of attempting to estimate Osana’s release date, I’ve decided to use “Trello” to create a page where you can see a live-updating checklist of every feature that I’m currently testing, and every issue that I’m currently fixing: The last thing people want is a buggy and unstable Osana, so I’m taking the time to fix bugs, remove exploits, resolve game design flaws, and improve anything that looks janky.

This process has been revealing a lot of aspects of Osana that require fixes and improvements.

When I test a feature, I don’t just test it once I test it about 5~10 times in a row, doing things differently each time, to make sure that there aren’t any circumstances that would cause something to break. However, I can’t release her until I’ve tested every feature related to her to confirm that everything is working properly – and that is a lengthy and elaborate process. Every animation, cutscene, gameplay mechanic, feature, model, scripted event, and voiced line related to Osana is in the game.

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