Look, we get it—you're impatient and want the story to skip ahead to whatever scene you're fixating on right now. That's fine, everyone has their preferences. But deciding the game is "bad" or "slow" just because it doesn't instantly cater to your exact timeline is a pretty entitled take.
We've said it multiple times: big things are coming, Cody's arc is next in line, and it might pull Mike into the mix. The story is still unfolding, and we're not going to butcher the pacing or character development just to rush a payoff someone is demanding today. This is an expanding narrative in active development, not a custom commission.
If you think our pacing is wrong, you're absolutely free to go make your own game and show everyone how it's done. Seriously—no sarcasm—we'd even check it out if you did. But complaining that things are "too fast" for some players and "too slow" for you in the same breath doesn't make much sense. Player choices directly influence how quickly things escalate. Don't like how fast or slow your playthrough is going? Then make different choices. Mike doesn't have to dive straight into explicit acts with Gianna—you can take it slow, keep it romantic, or whatever fits the version of the character you want to play. That's literally the point of player agency.
We're a two-person team doing this in our spare time. This isn't a big studio raking in millions with a full-time staff. We deliver consistent, high-quality updates packed with story, characters, and adult content because we love the project—not because we're getting rich off it. If our update schedule doesn't match your expectations, that's understandable, but acting like we're failing you personally is unfair.
All we ask is simple: criticize constructively if you want, but don't spread misinformation or paint us as lazy or incompetent. We've never scammed anyone, abandoned the game, or promised something we didn't deliver. We're here grinding because we enjoy building this world and sharing it with people who appreciate the effort.
