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That's fair, and I’m glad you're open to the idea of a 5th EVO for the MC — that would definitely be a moment of huge anticipation. But I still think there are some valid concerns around how WW is managing his future projects and the continuity of Superhuman.

Yes, WW has said he won’t juggle two games at once, but honestly, it’s hard not to stay cautious. A lot of devs start with the best intentions, but once a new project gains momentum — especially if the reception is strong — the original one often ends up pushed aside. Splitting Superhuman into two parts with a “satisfying” ending sounds fine on paper, but let’s be real: we’ve seen how rare it is for developers in this space to actually return and fully finish stories years down the line. I’m not trying to be negative, but I think it’s a fair concern to raise.

And while I get that you're hyped for the Necromancer game (yeah, conceptually it does sound cool), I can’t say I share that excitement. Personally, I don’t even care much for the new game. What I do care about is Superhuman — and I know a lot of others feel the same. Right now, the story is finally delivering on what we've been hoping for: a deep narrative, powerful emotional arcs, rich lore, and meaningful long-term character development.

Taking a break — especially one that could last a year or more (and I’m being generous here) — risks killing the momentum and community enthusiasm that’s been building for so long. And realistically, if WW starts developing the Necromancer game, he’ll likely want to finish it or at least bring it close to completion before even considering returning to Superhuman.

I’m not saying he shouldn’t chase new ideas — I totally understand that creative burnout is real, and fresh projects can be reinvigorating. But I truly hope Superhuman gets the full commitment it deserves before WW dives into the next chapter of his creative journey. Leaving the story “open-ended” might not feel like a big deal right away... but over time, that uncertainty can easily turn into frustration for the fanbase.