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That's the ideal way to do it, absolutely. But if developing the game is your full time job, and you're dependent on getting funding while you're working on it, I don't think it's realistic. I think Eva or someone else recently pointed out that the script is already the length of several Game of Thrones books (or some similar very long books), and just writing the full story would probably be a year of work, at the very least.It was kinda obvious to me, if you start to work on something big, you don't write the script along the way, but you prepare all the ground beforehand and make changes and rearrangements based on the feedback, if you think it's necessary. But in this case, I'm not surprised at all that she burn out and decided to rewrite characters shortly after. And I pretty sure it will happen again in the future, because she doesn't have a complete picture of the story to work with, just a vague idea, as she herself has admitted in her posts. If she had full script beforehand, she could tell does she like it or not after rereading it.
Eva lost a good amount of her patrons just in the few months between the end of GGGB and the first release of ORS, and if there had been a year's pause without any new content for her patrons, I'm pretty sure there wouldn't have been many left. The five months before chapter 9 and the three months + for the rework is also a long wait, but that's different because the game is already well underway and we know what we're waiting for.