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Probably need to edit my sig. We have a new hall of famer. But no one beats ScammyRoad. That dude really knows how to manipulate and milk while being false-active AF.
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He has been posting on Patreon site with last message at end of last month.
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And none wants thatStephanie is my bitch and I am eager for the update.
- Feb 9, 2018
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So this update seems to be roughly the same size as chapter 7 in terms of content so far.
Chapter 7 took 5 months to release and it was delayed twice while the dev also allegedly worked another full-time job. Chapter 9 is taking the dev more than 8 months at this point while he has no other job.
He is way slower now even if you take into consideration his "jail time". He can't even keep up with the bi-weekly updates anymore.
Chapter 7 took 5 months to release and it was delayed twice while the dev also allegedly worked another full-time job. Chapter 9 is taking the dev more than 8 months at this point while he has no other job.
He is way slower now even if you take into consideration his "jail time". He can't even keep up with the bi-weekly updates anymore.
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I firmly believe it's a good idea because the income from Steam will serve as a solid motivation for him to expedite the release of updates. Also, I believe heart problems are better than %90 of games on Steam
- Feb 9, 2018
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The same as with Wicked Paradies also on steam, takes also years for a new updates!
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If you are new to this forum, it is common that devs take 6-12 months to update the games.
I understand the frustration, I've been there. you get used to it.
I understand the frustration, I've been there. you get used to it.
Now the "standard" for one update (for many developers) it's between 1-2 years.
- Dec 8, 2020
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What really suck is that they don't usually start like that. For the first year or so, we get pretty consistent updates, then once they reach a certain number of supporters they just start milking.