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Good thing this game's not on Patreon then, it's on SubscribeStar and Pixiv Fanbox.People are acting like its a scam cause thats how Patreon is. You avoid making any real progress because the longer your project goes the more money you milk from your fanbase. It builds laziness into its system as profit, think American construction companies.
Not all artists work at the same pace, though. Not all artists are also trying to implement several different versions of one image in a game they're seemingly programming by themselves.Also higher quality art doesn't make it take longer. At that level artists have no problem hashing out a new cg in a few hours and with the framework done it isn't that difficult to implement new sprites and make them work.
We also have no idea about their personal life (considering the dev is Japanese and hasn't even posted to their own twitter in months) so who knows if they're trying to work a regular job while also making a dickgirl elf RPG platformer.
Again, considering the dev is Japanese and we don't know a lot of details about their personal life, I really don't think it's fair to complain about lack of communications when their native language isn't English. I also don't think it's fair to make it out like it's some other patreon scams like you'd see on this site, it's not like they personally made the thread and went "hey guys here's my game please support on patreon " only to fuck off after a few months.So with no communication saying otherwise (Most developers tell us when they are sick or in a war) we can only assume the lack of updates is intentional.
Also "lack of updates" isn't really correct either, considering they do seem to update pretty frequently - one look at the dev log and updates on itch.io will show you as much. The most significant update was just at the start of this month so I really, really don't know where people are coming from.