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Also I vote you leave the project simple and not make decisions that will chain you to it. Art is always a reflection of ourselves in a way. You don't live for the project, the project is a result of your own aliveness.

Personally I would move on once I think my story is told. I'd grow out of it and want to tell a new story eventually (or not, you never know). 

But do what feels right! I don't think it's wrong to try things.

Huge thank you for your storytelling gift and that you are sharing it with us for free! I can currently really empathize with Beaford for having pressured himself to meet up so many expectations, only for everything to come crashing down. I had that. 

I too don't know what the future holds for me, but I am glad his dream came true: he gets to work for somebody he loves. I really feel the same about what I want in my life. What a world it would be if people worked with their heart! They have got themselves a very cozy environment with lots of potential for growth and I am envious!!! lol. 

Nevermind it worked out of the box, I did something wrong. Unity is usually portable enough for this so I was kinda shocked

Hi, could you perhaps release a Linux build? I'm interested but running into issues with compatibility tools lol