Yea he def forgot he has an ig account, regardless, there's better games out there guys, let's just move on. I only feel pity for the patrons, and that's why I never and would never support a dev on patreon (no matter how good/skilled they are, or how frequently they post their updates cuz you'll never know/can't predict what would happen)The last thing he posted there was a year ago,I don't think that he even remembers that he has an instagram account for the game.
Well, before i think that it was Hacker i would get more into direction Angry Mental Breakdown. All just Theories until we find out the truth, if we will ever find something out.more of a reason to hack someone tbh
The thing that hurts and bugs me the most is not that the game is abandoned but that he was sooo fucking close to finishing the update.Yea he def forgot he has an ig account, regardless, there's better games out there guys, let's just move on. I only feel pity for the patrons, and that's why I never and would never support a dev on patreon (no matter how good/skilled they are, or how frequently they post their updates cuz you'll never know/can't predict what would happen)
Well, if it was a Hacker maybe the passwort was to weak and security settings.more of a reason to hack someone tbh
Yeah he could have easily paused his patreon wrote some explanation and milked for months deleting his patreon and discord profile pic seems pretty final as in leaving forever final.Pretty odd this. Even if he wanted out, you'd think he'd at least try to milk that patreon for as long as he could. With the hype he had built, it could have easily lasted a good few months.
Anyways. RiP to another promising VN.
Since you obviously know about this better than most of us, let's get this straight:Doubt it.
Even if he "sells" his project or just charitably give it up to someone else, there is nothing left to sell/give.
I gotta say it is the first time I've seen one the big ones being shut down like that. Instead of pausing billing and taking an undetermined breaktime, he killed it, getting that page back online would be returning to square one with zero support.
That was definitive with no prospect of coming back by the looks of it. His discord is just as chaotic and mysterious.
But then again. Who knows...
Season 1. The game is not ending any time soon.
What's wrong with my statement? For all we know, this game will remain forever unfinishedWell....
Ya, this is why I rarely back on Patreon and when I do, it's only for a low amount. I tend to buy the games on Steam though to support the developer if it's a game I liked.I admit that I wasn't a huge fan of this game (I know I am a fickle bastard) but I am still saddened to see this get the "aboned" tag. Seems that a lot of games from the "Pandemic Era" are being abandoned now, I just hope that we shall see new games rise from the ashes and actually see completion. Right now there aren't many devs worth trusting or supporting financially. Hope this dev is able to continue at some point, they were talented.
Posts and pictures and commentaries are saved as backup just like any social media but all patrons are most likely gone. Can't charge them back out of the blue, would be against their knowledge and consent.Since you obviously know about this better than most of us, let's get this straight:
Apparently he didn't delete his patron profile, but he "unpublished" his project. If he ever activates everything again, will he be starting from 0?
I mean, everything he ever posted, all the patrons he had gained, it's all gone for good, right? It's not that you can put your account on pause or hidden mode and later recover everything as if nothing happened.
Thanks for the clarification.Posts and pictures and commentaries are saved as backup just like any social media but all patrons are most likely gone. Can't charge them back out of the blue, would be against their knowledge and consent.
It's a first time though so it's just my logical guess.
there's a slim chance of a not so gloomy future scenario.Posts and pictures and commentaries are saved as backup just like any social media
It's a damned if you do or damned if you don't situation. A dev who buys assets for their game, instead of using freely available pirated items, would benefit from financial support. Perhaps financial support would also encourage them to upgrade their rendering machine(s). But then it also feels very one sided because most developers don't fulfill their end of the bargain by completing their games. There are a few who would be "safe" (as safe as you can get anyway) to support, developers who have games they've already finished, unicorns in this genre who have established support. I admit that I've supported developers before but at this point feel it is mostly wasted money. In the end, I doubt that money from anonymous individuals is enough motivation for anyone to continue a project if they don't have some other reason to continue.Ya, this is why I rarely back on Patreon and when I do, it's only for a low amount. I tend to buy the games on Steam though to support the developer if it's a game I liked.
You can't look at it as wasted money. I support a number of devs... granted I usually only go for the lower tiers, but it's more of an "attaboy/girl" than anything else. These are a lot of hard work, even the bad ones, so throwing a few bucks at people who are trying to entertain me is not a bad thing. Most of the time, they have good intentions.It's a damned if you do or damned if you don't situation. A dev who buys assets for their game, instead of using freely available pirated items, would benefit from financial support. Perhaps financial support would also encourage them to upgrade their rendering machine(s). But then it also feels very one sided because most developers don't fulfill their end of the bargain by completing their games. There are a few who would be "safe" (as safe as you can get anyway) to support, developers who have games they've already finished, unicorns in this genre who have established support. I admit that I've supported developers before but at this point feel it is mostly wasted money. In the end, I doubt that money from anonymous individuals is enough motivation for anyone to continue a project if they don't have some other reason to continue.