BreadnNetorare
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Darksword3000
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MisterGHST
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I wouldn't say the cash is stolen if people willingly chose to keep subscribing. I would say it was stolen if he would've kept leading people on with the promise of an update only to rug pull and cancel the project.
eegrl281
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He was going to do that, he did it before and he was going to do it again while cashing out a few hundreds every month until he starts his next scam, only reason he came back is because cfqr could steal his supporters away.
This might not seem like a good idea or too much of a trouble for someone living on the US but there are a lot countries where that kind of money allows you to live comfortably, not work and save money all at the same time.
So he came back with a five second update
PASilla
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WHY HES BACK???' PEOPLE DONT FALL IN THAT SCAM AGAIN ...
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I’ve been saying this since the first time he went silent and stopped updating people: vote with your wallet.
I cancelled my sub every time because I already knew he had a habit of disappearing or posting tiny updates. His work is great, I’ll play it, and if I get impatient I might sub again. But whether someone keeps paying during months of silence is on them, not him.
He’s not your friend and he isn’t responsible for how you spend your money. The perk of subscribing is early access. If you’re not getting what you want out of it, just cancel. You can always resub once an update actually drops.
This dev has never been good at communicating, so I don’t understand why people keep paying and expect that to suddenly change. If you don’t like the level of consistency and transparency, don’t pay for it.
My faith in his ability to make a good game is high. My faith in his communication and reliability is very low. So the smartest approach is simple: don’t subscribe until you see consistent updates, unless you personally feel it’s worth it.
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Zaychikz
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bro do my eyes deceived me is the dev really back? I guess the one who did make the remake actually struck the dev.
NGL I really expected him to never come back, so kudos to him. He never apologized for ghosting tho lol
He got scared because there was someone making a remake, honestly, I won't believe any words coming out of his/her mouth. Take this update as a grain of salt.
wackop
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Very true and agree with you for the most part. But I do not recall ever calling this guy my friend. As a developer when asking for support from your community, it is always the responsibility to inform your patrons about any development on the project. While this is a monetary value from a profit perspective, if you want to keep that cash flowing in, you want to deliver a good product and have good standing with your own community to ensure a good balance, this is basic stuff man. I love the art and the direction this project could go in, but this dev has genuine people who want to support. The dev not being able to do standard announcements about the project or any news regarding a hiatus is definitely on him, it doesn't just boil down to "just don't pay for it".
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I understand your point. In a perfect situation, a dev who takes money should communicate and keep their community informed. I agree with that.
The problem is that this dev has never communicated well and there is no reason to expect that to suddenly change. We do not know him and he is not our friend. Hoping he will start treating this like a professional studio is simply not realistic based on his history.
The only thing any of us actually control is our wallet. We cannot make him communicate better. We can only choose whether we continue paying. If someone keeps subscribing during months of silence, that is their decision. If people stop paying, the situation fixes itself. If they keep paying anyway, they are choosing the outcome they are frustrated about.
So yes, it would be great if the dev communicated better. But until that ever happens, the logical approach is simple. Only subscribe if you feel you are getting what you want out of it.
King Cule
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