They also go a few weeks at a time between posts, and a lot of them are just bonus artwork not in the game. Could be they are taking a break, or it just seems like they are silent because they are working on the game and not their side art. I highly doubt they would just vanish without leaving a message saying they are quitting.
that looks like a joke pic playing on the "help stepbrother am stuck//what are you doing" tropeThanks for the update. I'd love to know when this sequence will be written in...View attachment 1328582
You would be correct. It's from AngryFur's Kemono page, pics 5-7:
Well the game dev has been busy with real life issues so gotta have patience in-between updates as soon as the dev gets stuff sorted updates will come out faster and should have more content.
Dude is a one man operation who has a personal life. Considering the quality of the content so far, its worth waiting for.
You forgot that this one has extensions to the story, why is that not important enough for you?
I didn't forget anything, I pay for early access to the builds and I played through it and thought it was light on content. Am I not allowed to express my disappointment?
You don't 'pay' for anything. You contribute to support an artist you like, and they choose to reward you with early access updates. If anything, you could express disappointment at not getting the update before non-supporters, but even that would be a stretch.
They choose to reward me with early access? Are you telling me that if I didn't give them money for access to the newest build of the game then I wouldn't be able to play it? Sounds like I did buy something because this is quite literally an early access game, and I was hoping for more after finishing .17. All I was saying is that I was hoping the update would be more substantial.
They don't have to give you anything. They could choose to reward contributors with artwork, in-game credits, the ability to vote in polls, whatever they want. It doesn't have to be early access. It doesn't have to be anything. You aren't buying anything, you are saying that you like the content, recognize the artist is creating that content for free, and choose to donate so that they can continue to create free content.
