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They've talked about this (many) times before; it evens out because you also have a wider range of people to cater to.When making a virtual novel, there are major genres and target audiences to consider (open to correction):
a. Harem
b. Netorare
c. Femdom
d. Gay
(Incest fits within the scope of any of the above genres. Netorare and Femdom can intertwine.)
I think if you try to cater to all the above genres, you might fail to give the harem crowd an update, then the next month you might fail to give the femdom crowd an update, then next month maybe you fail to give the netorare crowd an update, or the gay crowd an update. So patrons will have to wait every other update to get the content they want.
I think Seeds of Chaos is suffering from this problem, I could be wrong, what does everyone else think?
I honestly agree. It's the reason I'm not a patreon of this game; as someone who likes NTR, it's hard for me to cross that border where I know I'll be investing "pointlessly" for a couple of months until someone makes a NTR scene. Although I would argue that narrowing the scope would diminish the quality of the game as well, because this world they have created wouldn't work quite as well with only fetish or two getting focused on. I think the problem is mostly down to being spread so thin; there are already more people working on this game than most others but there's also more stuff here than most others. All these people have to draw, write, code, develop/think out everything in this game, and that's a lot of work for a compact group of (I assume) mostly amateurs (not in the mean sense, just in the not-doing-it-as-a-profession).