Thanks, I already got a direct message about this from another user saying the same. I change every post on Patreon so it says nothing about I-PATCH.
Just a note, be careful with Mega too.
Currently they close accounts faster than you can open them ...
...the whole dialogue and scenes around the park could be 20-30mins with just simple descriptive text between pauses in conversation.
I hope you don't take this too literally.
Because this can harm a story just as much if you overdo it as if you leave it out completely.
A "deterrent" example where such a narrative art was grossly exaggerated for me was Melody.
I had the feeling that the dev had partially forgotten that he was writing an erotic story and instead wanted to teach the player, with excerpts from wikipedia and encyclopedias, to play the a ukulele in 2751 different variants...
It's about the art of finding the right balance to tell a real story without tiring or boring the reader but also about, what can I best call it, to fill unused spaces simply to deepen the story.
I can only advise you again not to give yourself any fixed publication dates.
You will get to a point where you are stuck more than once. Be it because a rendering does not want the way you would like it, or an animation is so crappy that you redo it for the third time.
Or, if you then play your game yourself, at the end of an update you notice that something is still missing in the middle and you have to squeeze it in between.
If you can really foresee when you will bring out an update, announce it, but otherwise make no promises.
In all honesty, as great as it is to get regular updates, I prefer to read the words "it comes when it's finished" than postponed, delayed ...
Much more important than that is regular and open communication.
Whether you make it public (like here on a pirate site) or to reserve it to your paying patreons is your decision, although it would of course be nice to read and see more of you here.
