In before Dr.Nope reads all that and comes in
I would not expect the camping trip to be expended upon, never mind more to the Slut route as I think the focus on refactoring previous content will be more in line with filling in the gaps in the Love route with an aim to equalise the amount of content in to both routes.
Happy to be proved wrong though..
Except for the "degrading" talk part as the user suggested, it wouldn't be impossible to happen. But you yourself answered why it would not happen / not in the foreseeable future. Its not saying "no" because everything is no, some suggestions either dont make sense, are not the aim of the game, there's something else that takes priority, or the project is to far in development.
All good so far, just seeing an increase on the "they dont care about this project", "suggest so they can say no to all". So just having a word, I'll be indeed doing a post in regards to that, just like I said in another response. I dont want to repeat things but also dont want to leave the comment as "not seen/ignored" thats all
Meh, you can Ctrl + F "they dont care about this project" on every single game page on Itch with a thousands results. I understand the sentiment but both Itch and Patreon are echo chambers and the Roundscape Adorevia Steam Forums are void of community engagement with most people still expecting the 6.9 patch from 12 months ago. As I have mentioned before Kal is the master he can make a game about GILFs riding Unicorns if he wants, but some clearer communication would not go a miss.
For all of Kal's projects I know I have used this example before but a bi-weekly progress log like Breadman does, could curb a lot of negativity
In reality it tells you feck all, but at least can look at it an say are that is where they are at. Also it would maybe refrain Kal from last minute adding a new game in the game and setting the timer back to zero 😅
Sure like I say, nothing over the top just an overview where things stand should be enough. The point is to reduce communication not entice it 🙂
