looking at
OutlawTexasRed's timeline of MGI progress over the years made me think:
going by the first playable release in 2016, we are entering year 8 of development and while the recent new years eve post of Redamz rekindled hope in some of us, the overall consensus seems to be rather pessimistic
(or rather realistic? Depends on your point of view, really)
So let's enter the realm of speculation and say Redamz drops the bomb
tomorrow. It's hot and it's ready. The finished MGI release we've all been waiting for is here. All main plot events + side stories are done, all sex scenes are done, polished up textures, no bugs or glitches, sound is on point, etc.
You get the picture: 100% finished product.
How much more content would be needed to accept 8 years of development with close to 3 years of radio silence?
Because at this point, based on previous development speed, is it even possible for him to release a "
satisfying" build of MGI?
Sure there'll always be haters, those that no matter what you place in front of them will complain and talk trash. But the longer the wait, the higher the expectations rise for the final release all while Redamz posts a single update bit in a year like "
VR support is dead, not doing that" (2019) and "
idk if final game will have new sex scenes at all" (2022) to shoot down any believers that flew to close to the sun.
Aren't we far past the saving grace point of what a final product could realisticly be and this has basically turned into a waiting game of "
how high will the dumpster fire burn once the lid is opened"?