Looking at her Sub.Star page:
1$ - 74 subs
5$ - 885 subs
10$ - 259 subs
74 x 1= 74$
885 x 5= 4425$
259 x 10 = 2590$
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Total: 7089$
7k is how much she earns a month to treat this game as her full-time job, as per her own words written under the 2.5k goal mark. However, it's not so much the amount of hours you put into it that matter, it's consistency and quality. There's only so much a person can do while working solo on a project meant for a team.
That being said, working solo was (and still is) her choice. Continuously making promises and deadlines she knows she cannot keep, which leads to general disappointment and skepticism, is her choice. Ignoring and silencing the criticism that has piled up over the years, due to bad decisions, was and still is her choice. Amateurish and lackadaisical attitude towards development (procrastination, adding things as spur of the moment, lack of proper planning and priorities) are her choice.
This game has been in development since 2016 and it is what kickstarted her "career" as a developer and coder. Many mistakes were made that affected the foundation of the game. Some were rectified, some still persist. Due to a combination of factors, the code that supports the game is spiraling out of control and becoming unmanageable, which means development is becoming increasingly difficult. Each year we see less and less progress whereas her "personal breaks or mini-vacations" keep getting longer and more frequent. The future of Lilith's Throne is uncertain.
Many people have come and gone and despite differences in taste, many share a similar story; they start hopeful, engaged and in some cases even protective of the game and its developer. But as time progresses they start to see things for what they are - lack of actual progress, the same repeated mistakes, criticism falling on deaf ears. Lilith's Throne manages to stand only because it has no direct competition. A load of potential in the wrong hands, waiting for one day to be saved by the community (once we get more modding templates).
This is what we have now. People are here not so much for the game anymore but for the community. Development (or the lack of thereof) has become a meme at this point and you know how it is with memes...