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glad to hear youre feeling fine now and seemingly fully recovered!
grats on getting picked to be on the featured game slider too! trying out the game cuz of it.
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that's very unexpectable, i didn't even understand why the game has so many new players. thank you all!
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welcome back, glad to hear that you are better. may the disease never come back. keep up the good work you did before it!that's very unexpectable, i didn't even understand why the game has so many new players. thank you all!
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If there is, then I haven't been able to find it, either. I've made decent progress; what do you need help with?
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keith is the ghost who wears a pumpkin on his head.
if you have not found him yet, talk to emilia when she's by the garden at midday to start the quest that leads to him.
if you have found him, visit him through your bedroom's wardrobe.
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the bussiness model is the same for all these upper tier titles sadly , they start out promising decent communication & then once the devs realize the fully flesh out a game the sheer amount of content and time is absurd. Not to mention lack of content to begin with so they milk out the game as long as possible , might sound a little crazy but im sure some of these great semi abandoned games with similiar art and typos on the same exact words are simply a group of devs who have many aliases lol
My artist can make a lot more money when he sells his art on twitter
The Patreon business model is very simple - the more you work, the more you earn.
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Don't get too worked up over the criticism Yni. I have always felt that Patreon though prevelent and what people know is a very poor fit for software development. It tends to leave people with the idea that anything short of a steady stream of significant updates is a ripoff. People get disappointed by projects they sponsor or some actual scammers and everytime there is a hiccup in releases people assume the worst.My artist can make a lot more money when he sells his art on twitter
The Patreon business model is very simple - the more you work, the more you earn.
Patreon is meant to provide the financial support and encouragement to promote the development of art. With software people expect tangible results for their money. These two things don't mesh super well. But it is the framework people know and are used to.
Keep up your art at the rate you are comfortable with. If people aren't happy with your output they should just put their support cash elsewhere.