Zip posted some new spoilers
unfortunately, he just took the images he posted two months ago, changed the color of the character’s clothes, and posted them again.
Hell if this buys few more months of development time I applaud his audacity.
I really like Zip's work despite his problems with delivery times.And I'm not defending him, but those images look much more polished than the first ones.He fixed the problems with Lucy's hair.
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I rather have the game than shitty renders posted every time he failed to deliver...
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At least he didn't write anything about it coming soon etc.
He would have to add some comment on subscribestar that's why there's nothing there 
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A few photos and he has excited you again, you will soon forget about the words of criticism, it is easy for him to lead you on by the nose
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This is what happens when someone makes a game and doesn't have time for it or is just lazy and counts on easy money. Unfortunately, the characters are very cool and attract attention and that's what they count on.
Is this from the ZipTieFun or Rainces version?
Been searching ages for this scene right here.
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Without support the probability of updates goes down drastically. Patreon is not a job and there is no 'work harder or leave' mechanism. Just sit back and hope to receive more free content served to you on a platter.
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Problem is, it ain't free. People pay for it, and receive nothing but silence or silly renders once in two weeks.
The EU law on digital goods, says, they have to give you a completion day, but the Patreon and Subscribestar, both screwed EU law by registering in the USA, California... So they can do what they want... And many creators know it and are screwing paying supporters (Dark Cookie, Dr Bones, ICC Creations, IC story, Rainces, Ziptie, to name the few known names...).
Let me explain to you how patreon really works. Creators don't want a real job and look for ways to use their skills from home without much pressure. If you want this never ending stream of western amateurish porn games to continue you will stop demanding that developers have to release x amount of content every x days. This is what they could be doing in an office somewhere and with actual financial security to boot, but then they wouldn't make porn for you to enjoy.
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Many devs are from south american countries where 1000 dollars are a fortune.so they live a good life making a update once in a while.
That just increases the amount of new projects which also increases the number of good projects. No one loses. People who support creators on patreon have disposable income and understand that they are not promised anything. They are merely trying to increase the chances of the creator not finding a real job or trying something new.