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To answer out motives behind this, is probably because of the condition of our studio. All of us are in different colleges and our daily responsibilities keep dragging us away from gamedev, our dream. Our studio is one that's made from long-built friendship, once everyone finishes university we will have our own lives and We'll expect things are gonna be hard for us to get back together like this again. Not to mention that our game designer is studying far from the rest of the group. This game is the one that put us back together again in a very long while, and we're also suprised that we can make a game that reach this far despite the fact that our teamwork weren't what it used to be.

Basically this game is a rare opportunity for us,  and we won't let this momentum fade just yet. About playtester part, actually as you can see about other comments there are not much, but satisfactory amount of people that enjoys our game. Of course we'll still look the overall final rating as our final benchmark and taking in your suggestion, we'll act accordingly. Another thing that motivates us even further is the amount of smiles we can see  from our playtesters (this is what my studio members tell me on my personal experience in my university) when each of our member share the game in our corresponding universities. Those smiles are really what matters the most to us and a really damn good motivator.

But that's all the answer for the question on your first sentence. The advice you gave us about commitment to a game production is really damn good advice.  We are deeply grateful for the valuable lesson you shared for us.