I recall Patreon changed the way they report the number of patrons starting this month. They will report the accumulated number of pledges made month to date instead of actual number of subscribers at a given moment. This reflects actual support more accurately.He actually lost about ten patrons after it dropped yesterday, but seems to have gained back the amount he had before. Crazy world
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From the point of view of somebody who believed gumdrop:
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I find it hard to believe that he intended it to be a scam all the time. Adult games on Patreon were a huge unknown at the time. Now, some devs are raking in huge piles of money, others barely scrape through, but four years ago, it simply wasn't certain that spending all the time, effort, and likely money, on developing the game would ever pay off. And later Patreon changed the rules concerning incest, causing a huge distraction among developers who were suspended. Gumdrop's account was suspended twice and he lost at least two months pledges during that time (you don't auto-renew when a suspension is lifted).
Suspensions aside, Gumdrop set a very unhealthy precedent.
He was the first adult VN creator that went on a hiatus but kept his patrons. All other developers lose patrons when they show no proof of work. Gumdrop was immune to that.
Sarcasm aside, he does have a point.Yeah, those renders of nostrils were really worth of all the $ people put in to it on Steam and then on Patreon.
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By the way, just looking at the contents of DFX.zip archive:
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He didn't even have this pile of crap complete when making the announcement. He literally slapped it together on the morning on 19th. (Mac version was compiled half a day earlier.)
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