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The player wrote "the little one" referring to her height, not age. Jesus fucking Christ...
Let's clarify: Sammy is canonically just 18 (this will be supported by her scenario and lore, not just a formal disclaimer). Also Sammy is petite, under 150 cm height, since she's a fennec that are normally tiny in size.
Today is a big day, as we've started drawing our first commissioned scene with Skyla and the dominant John. Finally it's not John getting humiliated by women 😅
Also, we've slightly improved Patreon page design with tabs, so public and latest builds are clearly visible. Commissions (adding your character to the game) FAQ page also was rewritten, now it should be clearer.
It's realistic we share the new episode by the end of April. It'll bring some important stuff that the players still haven't seen—the plot, mini games, and characters have evolved as we had a lot of time to think it all over. In the next episodes some interesting developments are coming, especially about Lina, Governor, and Sammy.
PS: Sammy's iconic suit from the Halloween episode was so popular that we'll move it to the main game.
Skyla looks like this BTW:

If you saw our latest post here, then well, not good—but we hold on.
https://dicpic-studio.itch.io/intothewild/devlog/1331413/little-update-on-our-situation
It didn't.
I donated all my savings to several charities in 2022-23. Our artist did the same, plus gifted his new DJI drone. We've launched it maybe two times before the war started—they need it more though.
I still believe that no matter how much the conscientious citizens donate, it's dimes compared to the billions corrupted bureaucrats have wasted on ridiculous projects like expanding streets in Kyiv. So putting pressure on the government to prevent another billion being spent on motorist shit and direct it to the army instead will be significantly more beneficial than donating even your whole salary. This what I try to say.
The boy I sat next to in elementary school is dead now. You don't have to remind me of the price.
I'd rather ask to remember those who built multi-level interchanges in Kyiv for billions, while the soldiers had to ask for penny donations. If the "ukrainian-speaking russians" get away with this, all the sacrifices will have been in vain.
We’ve teased on Discord for the Board channel a new bonus episode idea about John teaching human studies the six village girls in a class, kinda university style, and each of them is having her own things and funny dialogues. But it’s in distant plans, so we don’t rush with it. There’re three bonus episodes planned so far, each one rather special.
The only good thing about blackout is it helps to distract from an internet shitshow and focus, so I’ve drafted many future quests and other plans for the game.
Thank you. We have only one lead artist. His situation is worse than mine (at least it's not freezing cold for me), but we both try what we can. The house next to his was hit during this terror campaign, he's alright but the situation is bad. We will keep going no matter how hard they try to kill us.
It's much worse.
After trump cut any weapons aid to Ukraine last year, our air defenses are totally out of ammo, and so the situation in Kyiv is completely screwed. russian terrorists destroyed all electric infrastructure last month with hundreds of missiles, and it’s -15 Celsius (5 Fahrenheit) now.
I have electricity for like three hours a day, which is only enough to charge my phone. Heating is gone in half the city, public transport mostly stopped working, diesel generators struggle to keep working at this temperature—even the hospitals are out, several people on artificial ventilation have died...
Ironically, cellular internet is the only thing that keeps working.
We were going to post the episode this month, but I literally can’t even turn my computer on. Let’s hope this hell will be over with warmth, and we’ll be able to work normally in March. We’ve started a new animation for the Governor this week, but couldn’t do much like this.
