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You forgot two other motivations. Some players don't feel complete until they have encountered every scene in the game. They may feel "forced" to endure scenes they don't like to finish the game. Some players don't like knowing that there is scenes in a game they hate, even if they never see them. For those, the mere existence of those scenes feels like a violation.I'm not sure what part of the logic you're having trouble with; on the most basic level it's "the more stuff you spend time on that I'm not intersted in, the less time you have left to spend on the stuff I want."
If we're talking about Patreons (the only people whose opinion actually matters to MrDots) then they might have decided "two-thirds of his development time is spent on content I have no interest in, rather than the stuff I'm paying him for, so why exactly am I paying for this?"
There is simply a finite amount of time he can spend on each update, and every week that's spent on the optional stuff that the majority of users will never see is pointless, from the point-of-view of the majority of his customer base. Him spending half the development time on content that only 20% of his customer base want to see would be a terrible idea, since it'd be fundamentally identical to telling them "I'm only gonna spend two weeks on content you'll see this update; that's worth two months Patreon money, right?"
Well, rather than change the game's title to "Dating my Tenant," or "Dating my College/Childhood Friend's Daughter," the team decided to take the game off Patreon. It would not be worth it to go back and make a Patreon-friendly version.is there a Landlord patch for this game?