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do you think there are hopes that next month (May) will resume?

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He said he was going to take a month or 2 off, and be back in May or June. So there are hopes, but my guess is he'll be back in June.
 
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do you think there are hopes that next month (May) will resume?

(Sorry my english)
Nope.he is taking a break for two month.meaning april and may.he will comeback june and start working to finish that remaining 35% progress bar.that remaining 35% could be divided into 2 month June and July.So the update maybe will come out August.but if only he work faster.it will finish in the middle of July.
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Is the save file link in the OP broken? I shamefully deleted my save files after fapping too many times to this game, but ah shit here we go again.
 

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Is anyone else beginning to lose faith in the "sponsor creator while he makes a game" process? Zombie Life, Big Brother, Teachers' Pets, My Sweet Neighbors - and of course a bunch of much smaller titles - seems more and more like an inevitability that the developer either burns out, gets bored, isn't making the money they expected, or runs into health/RL issues and the game stops development. I could count on one hand the number of these games I've played that actually saw a true, organic completion. Very frustrating.
 

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Is anyone else beginning to lose faith in the "sponsor creator while he makes a game" process? Zombie Life, Big Brother, Teachers' Pets, My Sweet Neighbors - and of course a bunch of much smaller titles - seems more and more like an inevitability that the developer either burns out, gets bored, isn't making the money they expected, or runs into health/RL issues and the game stops development. I could count on one hand the number of these games I've played that actually saw a true, organic completion. Very frustrating.
These games didn't even exist before sites like patreon. It might not be perfect, but it's an evolution for the better.
 
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These games didn't even exist before sites like patreon. It might not be perfect, but it's an evolution for the better.
None of the games I listed exist now. Bits and pieces of them exist. I used to Patron these developers (I still do a couple of them); and I didn't mind the fact that by the time the game released I would be paying way more than I would for a AAA game ($5 a month for 2-3 years? That's $120-$180!). I didn't mind the fact that I would be paying the price of 2-3 AAA games for a something most people would be getting legally for free.

But there comes a point where you've poured hundreds of dollars into the system after a few years, and you don't have a single completed product where you start to say "OK, woa. What am I doing here? What am I investing in?"
 
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