I think you've been smoking too many joints recently. Maybe you should lay off them when you're responding to comments on this site, because your ability to think coherently is suffering. And it also appears to be making you increasingly paranoid and believing the most bizarre conspiracy theories regarding this game.
First I haven't forgotten anything from Chapter 1. That's why I'm able to spot all the inconsistencies in your statements about it and all the times you blatantly invent stuff about it, to support some of your crazy theories. Chapter 1 is pretty much linear, so except for Jeremy, everyone effectively follows the same route. The only difference being, whether you choose for Anna to have sex or not with the various npcs. Contrary to what you appear to believe, my primary playthrough is the one where Jeremy is alive, Anna is a bar whore and she chooses Schmitt, instead of Cary. Plus she has maximum corruption. I was quite happy with how things were going in Chapter 1, I had no problem with it being an RPGM game, I never wanted Andrew to be killed or put in a coma. Everything that has changed since Chapter 1, has had zero to do with me. Because I was ok with the game as it was in Chapter 1.
The main difference between me and you, is that I am willing to accept the choices made by the majority of patrons, even if it wasn't what I personally wanted or even voted for. And you trying to make out, that it's all because of me, and I have some secret agenda to change the game, into one where Anna only has lesbian sex, is just plain nuts. Because I'm not interested in that kind of game, and anybody who really pays attention to my comments ( because they're not stoned out of their mind) is able to see that fairly easily.
Secondly, the changes in Chapter 2 were not made to change the audience, but a response to the audience that already existed. Contrary to what you believe, the majority of players want this kind of game. Yes, there is a sizeable and voluble minority that don't, but they are still in the minority. It's just that they tend to make more noise, than the majority of players, who on the whole are happy with how things are. Maybe if you weren't so self-obsessed with trying to force everybody to accept you're extremely narrow view of what this game should be. You'd be able to see that there are plenty of other people who just don't agree with you, and their opinions are just as valid as your own, even more so if they represent the majority.
But of course, you're incapable of seeing anything like that. Because you're the 'King of Logic', and that means you're right and they're wrong. Because only you can see, the path that this game must follow.
Thirdly, as I've tried and failed to explain to you. On the route where Earl dies, he hasn't told anyone else that he's investigating Sergey and his gang, because he's following a hunch and has no concrete proof that they're involved. Most of the other police officers, of whom Officer Desmond is a prime example, don't agree with Earl's methods. Because he doesn't follow the rules, and he's only tolerated by his superiors, because in the past he's got results. Officer Desmond doesn't like Earl, not many people at the police station do, because he's a lone wolf who wants to keep all the glory of his 'collars' to himself. Which is why he operates so much on his own, and only informs the other police officers when he needs assistance to make arrests. And because he never told Desmond about his suspicions regarding Sergey. When he and the other police officers investigate his death in the car crash, they won't know about Sergey at all. All they'll know, is Earl died during a car chase with an unknown person. Which they won't necessarily connect with his current investigation, because over the years Earl has made a lot of enemies, due to the unscrupulous methods he's used to catch villains.
So it's very unlikely they'd be able to make a connection to Sergey or Anna, and since Officer Desmond pretty much accepts Anna's story about Andrew's shooting anyway, it's almost certain he'll be investigating in a direction that doesn't involve her. This is doubly the case, when you consider that Carl's contact in the police station, is almost certainly the girl there that Officer Desmond wants to date. She's probably doing her best to dissuade him from pursuing this case any further.
And all of this is academic anyway, because it's obvious to anyone who isn't blinded by their desire to always be proved right. That the Devs have decided to move this part of the game away from a police investigation. Because if they really wanted to continue with that, they would never haved killed off Earl at all. Killing him off makes it so obvious, that he's not going to be replaced by another police officer. Just get that through your thick head. That storyline is finished, over. And trying to prove that Earl isn't dead or someone would inevitably take over is irrelevant, simply because that storyline in this part of the game, has reached it's end. I can't say it any simpler than that!
Fourthly, most of the story has moved beyond Andrew. When he was put in a coma, the cheating element which played such a big element in Chapter 1, effectively ended. And Andrew's real importance in the game ended with it. Yes, technically Anna is still cheating, but without any danger of discovery, the dramatic impact of a cheating element is virtually eliminated. And since it's fairly obvious now, that Anna will not be returning in any significant way to her relationship with Andrew, except on one route ( the one where they'll end up together anyway), Andrew's relevance in most of the game is now over. All that remains is for Anna to tell Andrew, what most of us already know and many of us actively crave for. That she no longer loves him, and doesn't want to be his girlfriend anymore. Now it may be that we'll have to wait a while for that to happen. But quite frankly, it wont make any difference to the game, as it currently stands. Unless you're one of those people, who really wants Anna and Andrew to end up together. And that's why the so-called Renaissance Route, will eventually be added to the game. But the renaissance route is not the main story as you put it. That will inevitably be one where Anna and Andrew split up.
Whatever scene you're talking about, it had nothing to do with me. Unless, it was the scene where Anna has sex with the prostitute and her customer. That I did persuade Deep and Awake to change. Because I thought Anna not originally getting a chance to have sex in that scene, was a missed opportunity, and I devised an alternative scene where Anna pretends to be another whore, but allows Gianna to receive all the money, in return for her phone recording of Alexei being murdered by Earl. I thought such a scene would give Anna an interesting insight into the life of a hooker, which would also set her up for other scenes in the future, where a very high corruption Anna might be tempted to do the same thing for real.
Most people agree, that my input improved that scene significantly. So yeah I own up, I did persuade the Devs to change that scene, and get Anna involved in a nasty threesome in a public restroom. But that is the only scene I have ever persuaded them to change. And your conspiracy theories to the contrary, are completely insane, and an insult to Deep and Awake. Who I can assure you are totally responsible for 99.99% of the content in this game. As I suggested before, you should lay off the weed, because it's causing you to become horribly confused.
