What happens once the bar reaches platinum level? Is that the current limit / end point that I can reach up to now?
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That would make sense, and its what I believe it is since there is nothing else to do.
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If the CGs in the banner are an indication of how good the game looks then HELL YEAH.
not much at this stage.
I can't even upgrade the drinks, it says i'm too poor despite having plenty of money
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None, the Dev keeps avoiding the question. I know the Dev reads this thread, and personally, I would just give development over to someone else at this point. You said it yourself that you don't even make the renders anymore, just write the script. It would make more sense to just hand development over to someone else at this point, just my opinion.
I do read the thread ur right. I just don't answer the same questions again and again. As for the question of why not hand a project over there are a few reasons why that's not an idea I'd explore. A few reasons include the game is my vision and likely someone else wouldn't be able to complete it since it's not theirs. I do the coding and I still do my own renders and artistic direction. If anything the person rendering the pictures can be replaced but the director not really.
Also I post updates to patreon and discord more than f95 so follow me there.
I go back and forth between being a patron, but I'd rather not spend money on a creator which cannot give their patrons at least a rough estimate of when they expect an update. In the business world, when you pay a monthly fee, you expect a service in return. This is a poor investment at this point. Almost 9 months without an update is a ripoff. If I sound like a troll or a hater, I'm not, I'm just a realist. And at this point, there's no reason to pay money to not receive something in return.
I think that's very reasonable. Definitely this is not an investment opportunity, nor an opportunity to be shareholders. I like to think of patrons as people who liked the work that went into this free game. Take care.
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Youre mostly a dumbass, you donate money on patreon. Its not a goddamn work contract.
I'm entitled to my opinion, just like you are entitled with yours. If I see a creator with talent, they deserve to be compensated for their work. Even though we're a website of individuals who pirate games, these developers are people too with bills and other monetary concerns.
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Way to miss the point. He wasn't saying you shouldn't donate on Patreon, he was saying you shouldn't expect anything from it, because it's just that, a DONATION. It doesn't make you the creator's boss, the way your previous post makes it sound like you think it does.
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No, GoFundMe is GoFundMe. Patreon is Patreon. The clue is in the name...Quite! Think of it as a GoFundMe.
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It's just that a lot of people don't understand what it means to be a patreon. They think they are buying something.