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Still whiteknighting, eh ?? If you're the dev posting from another account, it's cool, you being defensive, tho it's your own fault it came to all this negativity from all the "horny fragile dudes", but if you not, I suggest you stop. That's a pathetic attempt at defending a scam, and if the game wasn't intended to be a scam (which I highly doubt that), it's the dev's own fault for making so many paths (most useless). That's impossible work for a single dev, especially a newcomer.People here can be so unkind. I guess a community composed of horny fragile dudes is bound to be spiteful and frustrating.
To put it shortly, you can't tell us that u have problems and can't keep working on the game, but still take monthly payment for the same game that u don't give a fuck about finishing. It don't sound good. The least he could is keep working on the project, remove some useless paths, and finish the project, or he could pause the payments 'till he continues working on the game, but that means no free cheese, right ?? If he want to quit, he should delete his account.
So that whole blah blah nonsense you posted is simple nonsense. My man, the problem is not how much ppl donate to a game like this, it's the total amount that it makes. It made enough money to hire some ppl to help, considering how popular LaS is, I would've been shocked if nobody wanted to lend a hand. I agree with u that making a high-quality game like this is back-breaking work, nobody asked for monthly updates like others ask on some threads, but if u can't handle the stress, pay some dudes to help. At the end of the day, it's a win-win situation for both the dev and his fans.
If you keep paying someone who's not even releasing an update, others will do the same, and most big games will become cheap scams that support lazy devs, cheap Dual family copies. Period. That's what those ppl try to say, but for some strange reason you don't want to understand. Look how many devs already started to delay the updates due to sudden "unexpected issues", wonder if they'd do the same if most of their patrons left them.