This update has returned to the usual text size (10.000+ words) after 3 20.000+ updates. The last three updates took more than 30 days each to do (34, 42, 47), and this one was just at the 30 days mark. On the other hand, it has 1,251 renders instead of the average of 672 for monthly updates.
It's easier for me, and fairer for subscribers, to do monthly updates. I even think the whole result is better and bigger.
For example, a well-known dev I have been sometimes compared to has a totally different approach:
His second game is in v.0.3. Since the first release to v.0.3 he has taken 442 days and published ~93,000 words (210/day), 2,000 stills (4.5/day), 4,000 (9/day) animated frames, and 6,000 total renders (13.6/day).
It took me 345 days from v.0.1 until v.0.10A. I published 201,726 words (585/day), 6,027 stills (17,5/day), 4,172 animated frames (12,1/day), and 10.199 total renders (29.6/day).
As you can see, doing it in smaller updates and wanting those updates to have meaningful content produces much more content, even if you double his numbers because he's doing two games at the same time (one of them in HS1, so it isn't rendered).
I would feel like cheating the players if I took 7,5 months to do a 50,000 words update with 6,000 renders. But that's just a different approach.
No, after the breakfast scene you had a menu with three options that only showed for players with lesbian content locked:
* Re-enable lesbian content for all the girls: Business as usual. After her first sexual scene she will become bi-sexual.
* Re-enable lesbian content only for Kate: Business as usual. After her first sexual scene she will become bi-sexual.
* Keep lesbian content locked: The first Kate's sexual scene will be different. It still will be an MFF but without girl interaction. After that scene she will become straight. Unrealistic, I know, but doing any other way would be punishing players who locked lesbian content.
