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To copy from the Trello board, this is the stuff that's completed on the 29th;

-Suprise mechanic/commisioned additions(i presume this is the vore stuff that they talk about on their patreon)

-reworked "a lot of the code"(quite vague, but okay) for future content

-"lots of miscellanous things"(again, rather vague and doesn't say much to the consumer/supporter)

-fixing "some wonkiness"(i presume this has to do with code stuff, because otherwise i don't have a clue)

This is the stuff  they're working on right now ;

-Revisit some descriptions

-stomach image sets

-complete the wiki(ingame wiki i presume, since the wiki itself is already done according to the board)

-testing for bugs

They have a bunch of stuff on their to-do list as well, but that stuff is still sitting there since september/november, so it's not really relevant. Hell, it's things like " fix bugs"  and "release to patrons/testers", which makes me wonder why that hasn't already been done already, but whatever.

Honestly, i'm not a big fan of having to  drag the info out of the developer since that's not my job as a player/potential supporter.  If the developer doesn't want patrons pulling their support from them, they should communicate better. Not necessarily once a week, but once a month(especially since a lot of their board stuff comes from september/november) they should post here or on their patreon since that's been dead since what, the twelfth of november from last year?

 Sure, they could post on discord(i don't know if they have one, to be frank), but considering the fact that a lot of people come here or their patreon i feel like they should just post here or their patreon, even if it's just to say " Hey, i'm still working on it, i'm not just taking your cash and give you nothing in return". I'm not even asking for deadlines since apparently they ditched them, i'm just asking for clear communication between the players and the developers so the players can stop asking when it comes out(the answer is "when it's ready", btw).

In short, i wish jobobot would communicate better so we, as the consumer of the product that jobobot has provided, don't have to drag the info out of them out of frustration.

Quick Edit: Apparently they do have a discord, but since that's related to their patreon i'm still not sure how that functions. Maybe someone that has a patreon account can tell us more about it, but until then my point about the lack of communication still stands.