Not going to deny the disappointing pace of progress in the past few years.
Definitely not advocating that anyone should be collecting patronage/income under false/misleading pretenses.
I'm not involved enough in any communities to comment on their prevailing moods and opinions but I do think it's counterproductive to let discontentment turn into personal attacks on the creator. I do not know Innoxia or what she's suffering from though I can relate all too well to mental health challenges that can sap away every shred of ones productive output for baffling lengths of time and that any amount of subsequent attention and drama that follows only makes recovery even harder.
Frankly, I think the best solution is to just not give a persistently stalling developer more money/attention until they demonstrate that they're earning it. It seems counterproductive to heap pressure or outright hostility/abuse on them and this is a recurring attitude on this site that I find disappointing, even if it is a largely piracy-oriented community of individuals with diverse, often taboo, sexual interests we can still be civil, mature, and constructive in order to encourage more and better content to be produced.
Still, I think the volume of interest this thread still receives is a testament to the fact that this game still stands out and inspires disappointment in those who have played it and wish to see it expanded/improved to a more complete state. I will say in Innoxia's defense that the entire game is pretty much free and open source and, even if she falls off the map forever, she has enabled any new hero(es) to step up and keep it going. I can't remember how to do "Hello World" in any programming language and even I have managed to get the source into a Java IDE and tweak aspects of the game code to better suit my preferences - a capability I really appreciate having.
End of the day I hope the original dev gets her life on track, does the right thing for her fans/supporters (whether retiring her role or revitalizing it), and that this great project gets back the momentum it once had.