So you pledge for Patreon just cause you want stuff early? I support a few devs because I like their games and want to see them finished, etc. Even though I still get most updates ahead of time here
You're right. I'm a $10 sponsor. I like the author's game. I've sponsored it since the beginning of the game! What I can't understand is that when I pay the author every month to show support for no less than one year, steam players only need to pay the sponsorship fee equivalent to one month here, so they can play the latest version ahead of me. You're right. For overseas players, patreon can support the author on the one hand and experience the latest version at the first time. Because English is not our mother tongue, we have to translate the game into our corresponding version, which also takes time!So you pledge for Patreon just cause you want stuff early? I support a few devs because I like their games and want to see them finished, etc. Even though I still get most updates ahead of time here
In the end I think you should do whatever works for ya. But if you love someone's work, why not throw some incentive, right?
You do realize that games appear here WITHOUT the dev releasing them here, right? Many dev's avoid FDD95 because it's a cesspool of bitching and moaning by players who (the majority of) don't actually help pay fo rthe development of the game. Some dev's do come here to help support the game since they don't want broken editions floating around or people tarnighing the image of the game with broken mods, etc.
Not so. I will still download the game on patreon, but I saw the author release the game on F95 today, but I didn't see the $3 release post on patreon, so I complained! F95 for me, I often come to find mod and see if there are new games that attract me. For my favorite games, I prefer to support genuine games on patreon!
You pay because you like the game and want to support it. You do that while knowing you're getting ripped off in the process, plus the possibility of getting even more burned in the end with something that is never completed. That's your choice. I would never do that, ever, because it's a complete waste of money for something that would have a real-world price of less than 20 bucks when finished.
Steam version does cost $15 and not 10, and the $15 patrons from what I can see did get the game before it released on Steam. You're making that decision to put up money every month to support something. Early adopters never win in the end. The guy who waits for a finished product and pays $20 or something for it wins. If it doesn't get completed, then who cares? because nothing came out of my pocket.
That's great! Early adopters will never win in the end! I'll take your advice, cancel the sponsorship first, and then pay it when the game is finished! Great advice, thank you!
This is the comment I was looking for. Been waiting for a proper Emma scene since day 1. Thanks.
No.Do we get to have sex with the blonde teacher yet?
Having the same issue
