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I understand your worry but I don't ask money, I'm awful at accepting gifts, and I don't like leaving the impression that I only do things out of greed.

My patreon is still up because my current income is low, too low to do much in life actually, though it is low because I REALLY slowed down my workflow.

My point being that I never hid the fact that I want to work on something I know I feel passionate about, and passion about anything in my life right now and over the last 3 years has been on very short supply, hence why updates take too long, I don't want to rely on AI to pump me a script out and to do the render posing for me, hence why the game is in this state of bubble, waiting to continue but not sure where to go.

What I can safely say is that, it can take 2 weeks like it can take 5 years, my games will get their full story and get the ending I want for them.

The only time I put a "paywall" is on Betas which are on Itch.io and Patreon, but the game itself here is free, which isn't even available for any other project than Project: Jericho

wasnt actually suggesting you were like a lot of other develpoers bud just typing thoughts in my head.  i get the beta paywall qnd i even get some devs wanting to put early access behind paywalls but some of these developers are taking advantage of it, i actually WAS a supporter for one dev to get early access to updates or rather i signed up for it, after i paid for the first month i went to download the new release early only to get a pop up message stating i needed to pay more ( sorry wasnt going to bump my tier up from $30 to $50) so i cancelled and after recent issues i dont tend to monentarily support any dev ( no offense and not your fault just letting you know).


anyway, my biggest peeve is games been out for years and still not complete and end in a cliffhanger spot ( like tales of unity did LOL) and it gets frustrating, hell i have roughly 20 of such games on my 1TB game drive taking up space that are inclomplete and finished through current versions and only 2 have seen an update in the past 6-8 months.

i understand things take time and i appreciate devs work because although my first gen threadripper pc could do it i personally dont have the knowledge to create and i definatley dont have time to comprehend blender ( i tried with 3d print files once but lets just say when you open a file and there is no visual image in the software its rther hard to modify it LOL).