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I really question your definition of doubling...The last update literally doubled the scenes of the game. Get a grip people. They have bad management, and they are obviously milking it, but if you discredit the devs for every update, just don't play the game. Be mature people and move on. I don't understand wtf the outrage is.
When you don't like something - don't pay for it, don't play it, don't talk about it. Simple economy. The forever moaners here that just keep on bitching about how the update is slogging, that there is no content etc, etc, etc - wtf are you here for damn. There are other games, other studios. There has to be something you like. Go and support it and let the project die and move on, or stop repeating the same circlejerk bs that this forum's been seeing for probably the last 30 pages or so. And I mean the huge ones.
And, I've said this a long time ago in the thread, but people can say what they want. If any negative opinions are told "go away, shut up, don't pay, quit complaining" you end up with a circlejerk of nothing but praise. Both are bad, and yeah this forum tends towards the negative / pessimistic side of the opinions posted. People love to commiserate and bitch about things. At work, you bitch about the customers, the boss, the one coworker, whatever. Why do that? Nothing going to change by complaining about it right? Just get a different job or shut up. Except it's never really that bad, and the bitching is a way to let off steam. Everyone does it, and this thread is no different.
I personally (generally) like the art, and until (relatively) recently the writing was at least decent on the submissive side (from good to a long slide downward). But there are a lot of legit complaints. I see it as Hreinn had a lot of potential, NN was great (outside of some RPGMaker issues) and as such there was a lot of hype about KoD. Then the issues grew with them, and people are lamenting over what could have been if they kept to the (rosy viewpoint) of what they used to be like.