I'm not starting any semantic debates. And update is an update. End of story. It has been ALMOST eight months since the last update. It will be around nine months, going by the reports DPC gives. If you don't like the story he is telling, don't play it. I'm guessing it's not like you are paying him anything.
Oh, yeah.. you are... either that or being cynical... I've been clear that what I'm talking about is "an update of
the game we play as the MC known as Tremolo (
though you can baptize him as you like)
and we -- impersonating this Tremolo guy -- interact with such characters as Quinn, Sage, Lily, Jill, Josy, Maya, Bella, the DIKs, and others", which didn't happen. In fact, this
that-has-been-described has a name -- it's called an
episode -- and by the words of your own Lord, Mr. Dr. Pink Cake (courtesy of the link given by Shazba):
"As you saw from reaching the end of Season 2, Episode 9 is not the next update that I will release. [...] I have planned for a special part of the game that I have chosen to call 'Interlude - Riding the Waves.'"
Thus, you can't deny that we're almost an year without an
episode, otherwise you'll be committing the heresy of contradicting your own Lord!
And you're bringing the semantic debate -- arguing about the
meaning of the signifier "update" instead of what I'm talking about. It's like I've said "I'm about a year without eating apples" and you go "oh, no! You ate a pear seven months ago!" Dude... I'm not talking about
pears... And don't blaspheme against your Lord... He said the
Interlude is not an
episode... Bow down and abide...
And by the way... I paid for the Season 1 on Steam, for the walkthrough, I liked it a lot so I bought what was released on Patreon (up to episode 7 back then) and supported until the release of episode 8. When I didn't like the way it turned out, I stopped my support, because that's how democracy works:
I like it, I pay; I don't like it, I don't pay.
It's one story, and the story teller gets to decide how to tell it.
Yeah... And the audience decides how to appreciate it... And the critics decide how to criticize it... That's how the world works... "My body, my rules" as they (no pun intended) say...
It's their [SIC] work, and it isn't up to you to decide what matters.
Again... You're wrong... It's up to him decide what matters
for him, but it's up to me decide what matters
for me, though I think I'm freer in that decision since I'm not the owner of a business. Any sound businessman must also consider what matters for his clientele, and when he doesn't -- when he acts like a spoiled obnoxious indulgent child, not giving a damn about what his clientele think and thinking he's an "artist" whose "art" must be appreciated by all no matter what --, that's when things start to go south and people go bankrupt. Maybe now he's too big too fall, but tomorrow never knows...
