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When we have grandkidsCan someone tell me when the next update going to release?
When we have grandkidsCan someone tell me when the next update going to release?
tomorrowCan someone tell me when the next update going to release?
1000 wallpapers will come out before the game is ready, got to keep milking first.Bet the next elderscrolls will come out before this game
hehkeep milking
Developer doesn't communicate here (well, like 10 posts in 6 years... last being 2 years ago). If you want to make suggestions, you should go to the Discord.it is possible scene neighbor and mom or main character and cop officer,thanks
That's good to know. I already have four.When we have grandkids
Hell - I have 4 great grandkids...That's good to know. I already have four.
See #6 from my FAQ a week ago: #71,087. I also recommend #1anyone know what happened to the gallery unlocker
Not since 10 Jun. You know you can checkHas there been any new official updates, character art posts?
Individual median income per year in the United States is $55,000-$60,000 - you are way off. Also, that is not relevant because that is including the person making $9 per hour at some burger joint in a small town and not game development. The average Lead Game Developer salary is about $150,000 per year. So, if you consider of that $$$ from Patreon, he pays business expenses (patreon fees, website hosting -- including paying for bandwidth covering Petabytes or Exabytes of data annually, taxes, etc, etc) and then salaries for the other staff -- DC isn't receiving something dramatically different than the average, particularly one who has more than a decade in the business. Ergo, your argument is not only off-topic, but completely off your rocker.average pay in america is 25-40 k a YEAR
You're not allowed to tell someone they are off their rocker in the same paragraph you suggest the dev is paying for petabytes of bandwidth (annually).Individual median income per year in the United States is $55,000-$60,000 - you are way off. Also, that is not relevant because that is including the person making $9 per hour at some burger joint in a small town and not game development. The average Lead Game Developer salary is about $150,000 per year. So, if you consider of that $$$ from Patreon, he pays business expenses (patreon fees, website hosting -- including paying for bandwidth covering Petabytes or Exabytes of data annually, taxes, etc, etc) and then salaries for the other staff -- DC isn't receiving something dramatically different than the average, particularly one who has more than a decade in the business. Ergo, your argument is not only off-topic, but completely off your rocker.
I will admit I went overboard with Exabytes (because I was going off the top of my head for counts) however, in terms of petabytes:You're not allowed to tell someone they are off their rocker in the same paragraph you suggest the dev is paying for petabytes of bandwidth (annually).