- Oct 1, 2020
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Damn there goes another good game
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A bunch, but surprisingly, not enough.
Yup. It is THAT good.
Also the cast of LIs is huge and thus it was the scope of the project.
- Apr 26, 2020
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I love all the characters too, none of them are annoying or ill tempered. Just a bunch of very sweet and horny girls <3
- Jul 26, 2023
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I loved nearly all the characters, I found Sarah extremely annoying.
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- Apr 26, 2020
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Only fake if you wanted it to be fake.
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Is there a point when SS on their own will consider pausing payments to a creator due to inactivity, or does it fully depend on reports from customers?
- Sep 6, 2017
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I guess there could be a point (when enough complaints where filed) that they cancel all subscriptions for an inactive account, but in the first place it's your responsibility to manage your subscriptions and payments.
- Apr 3, 2017
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Nah I could almost guarantee that will never happen. They would lose whatever percentage they take from monthly payments, they make money by not doing anything about creators that are inactive.
That was my initial thought as well and tbh after 5 months of nothing it seems validated, then again I'm also part of the 'problem' and throwing money away since I'm part of the 600ish dollars (before SS's cut) Nef is currently getting. 
- Dec 1, 2019
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I think it would also be complicated for any support platform (the "money counts" argument above notwithstanding) to actually track down inactive creators since many mostly communicate with their support using third party apps like Discord, and unless Patreon/Subscribestar puts people into these groups they have no idea what's going on there. They might impose some rules like "1 Patreon post per x time", however the "x time" would probably be pretty arbitrary and maybe not a "one size fits all" depending on the type of project you are supporting.
- Jul 8, 2017
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He officially logged off of the Midlife Crisis Discord thread. Since January, he had either been on "Online" (though not participating in discussions) or "Idle", but now he is just flat out offline and has been for a few days now. So, either A) he logged off manually. B) Whatever device(s) he was using for Discord is/are off/out of juice.
Though he has disappeared (multiple) times before, this is the first time I've seen him full-on logged off of Discord...
Though he has disappeared (multiple) times before, this is the first time I've seen him full-on logged off of Discord...
he did say family problems, could have escalated and might have just run away to a jungle
- Apr 13, 2020
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My guess is a forced Windows Update logging him off / restarting the computer.
Yeah, it's very possible that he wasn't actually using Discord at all, but was logged into it in background. OS update would log would log out and easy not to notice if not using actively. If he actually left the server that would be something very different. First read of that post I was thinking left server. That would be bad