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But is it disrespect to state that many of us liked Evermore as-was and have little-to-no interest in a rewrite and change of medium?  
Personally, I’d class choosing to. It resolve a massive dangling plot point is disrespectful.  

As for discouraging? Yes!  
I don’t know about you but if I see someone walking a path or taking a stand that I’ve seen fail time and time again over the decades, I do try to discourage them. I’m tired of seeing promising projects fail because the people behind them want a change in direction that much of the audience are not interested in.

Sorry If I don't expressed myself correctly before but of course you can give your opinion, after all this is public comments section. And, of course, I only blame that ones that don't know how to express their opinion without hate. My comment was guided for the main comments page at all but I think that is more probably that the author read my message here. 

I only said that the autor should do whatever he or she want, after all is her/his project. Of course if another evermore's update release I Will play It without hesitation. But I am glad to read the book too, I loves the game too much and for now I only want to knew more about evermore's world.

Sorry If I ofended you with my comments that was not my intention.

Wish a glad night!

I’m. It offended, just tired.  

I’ve seen too many good stories or series left unfinished over the years. (And I have a lot of years)
Its bad enough when it’s for major health or financial reason. When it feels like it’s boiled down to “Would rather do something else” it’s even worse. 

I’ve also seen many (too many!) projects fail over the years due to a misguided change in direction. I’ve seen companies go from success to virtual extinction when it all could have been avoided by just listening to the audience.  

I guess I’m just too old and too tired to just sit by and watch when projects with vast potential get squandered.