I don't think there is a point where he would sell off, it is a passion project after all.like I said, he could, not that he should, or that he is.
the real question has selebus hit it big enough to sell out yet like everything else I have ever enjoyed
I doubt that as well, but read the thread and you'll see what I mean as there are multiple occasions of comments asking to be able to skip the 'happy' scenes despite those being important and there were some who complained at how Rin handled the Molly thing, which wasn't exactly out of character given her depression, but could also be considered a Denpa moment of a familiar character acting in an unfamiliar way, granted a lot of those would not be eligible to drive the narrative. Patrons like me would be because we pay for it, not necessarily the tier I'm at, but in general. However, I don't see Selebus listening to people who don't support the game monetarily on narrative decisions, especially ones whose views go against his own, such as the people who dislike the 'happy' events.Counterpoint: I doubt anyone writing 15-page essays re:LiL is one of said group of players.
The thing is, if he does decide to let the players drive the narrative, that comes with the caveat that he can't shut every idea down without discontinuing the player driven narrative idea. He has the power to say no to some extent still, but once he makes that decision and it takes effect, he has to let the players who have this privilege get something out of it even if that means no more Denpa elements being the sacrifice.
He does have to be careful here, that's all I'm saying. A decision like this does have the power to kill the game as far as funding, though as I've said in the past, I doubt he'll stop entirely if funding dries up, he may just make it private for his eyes only, but passion projects rarely die completely because other people stop funding them.