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furiacieca06

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I don't want to be too much "money concerned" but he is earning almost 1500 $ monthly by his subscriptors...there is no reason for him to rush and ending his story...

He will continue to realease every 2 years...
 

Pogo123

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i don't have access, but can do this
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fuck yeah! are all posts like this? is there more? did he made stuff with the extremely busty blond he created like two or three years ago? would like to see her in a similar scene so bad!

This guy really loves to do things just to avoid working on the actual game doesn't he.. the next JOHN update seems to be getting further and further away from release.
but if he does actual SEX with girls similar to jessica without any gameplay i don't mind at all! :love:

It's from the comic Jessica goes to Space. See also Jessica goes to church and Jessica becomes an architect. This series is one of the reasons the update got delayed so much. He's going to release an audio book real soon!
for real? thought its a similar model to jessica but doesnt jessica have more tits quite certain she has!
 

cxx

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No. I don't know what he's doing but it's certainly not working on the game. At least for the most of the time since the last update. He did a few side projects in the past no one asked for.
once again: why would he work on game?
 

elbro

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Still makes 1,700 a month for not doing much work
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Well, he's one of those game creators who only starts making one to make money, he's not lying about that, it's not that he's passionate about this and wants to see his work completed, if he can continue making money just by extending the game little by little for years then he's achieved his goal.
 
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I dunno maybe ethics, morals, respect for those who pay... just sayin'...
imo, the real issue lies within the very Patreon "scheme". All the (valid) points you're making only hold up if there's a super clear buyer/seller agreement. And on Patreon, that's often just not the case. It's more like "I'm the artist/creator, and you're basically supporting me so that I can keep making stuff". This very principle alone doesn't actually clarifies how much content said artist/creator has to churn out, nor when he has to deliver it. We should prolly start thinking of it as a tip-jar, indeed. You toss a coin or two their way for the beer you just had, but this won't necessarily mean that a beer on the house is coming up next.
 
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