During the first week, you'll get a dream with Saya where you have the choice to enable/disable force player transformations.
I'm having the exact same problem, not working with just one version old save is crazy tbh
Not really. Elsa can be made to work for The Company but she's more of a back up with Kagney
Yeah, Penny's remastered content broke saves. Saves after this one should be back to being saved and carried over.
That's the thing that once you Dose someone, you're locked in. Westane wanted choices to matter so if there was a do over, they wouldn't ever matter. Plus, MCSX are Bad Ending Serums like 90% of the time. Game warns you about this so it's just better to make a save before that point so you can peek and not really commit.
Ava and Dakota are content complete. All their media has been remastered, the endings for Serums in, and it's where Westane wants them to be. There are no longer planned updates and if they get surprise events, that's it.
Last update was small, I'll agree with you there since it's mainly remastering content.
Re the save issue, I guess that means all is lost, can't see much point in starting from the beginning after all the effort to get this far. Poor show Westane, I've enjoyed the game thus far, but nor enough to start all over again.
That's a risk you run when you play a game that's in development. Westane's track record with this has been pretty good and, while it's unfortunate it happened, the grind of starting over can be reduced with the use of the built-in cheats.
Not much of an argument when the average Patreon game is constantly in development before inevitably being rushed to completion or abandoned.
If you start a new game you can skip passed Story Chapters and Cheats will fast track almost everything.
It wasn't really meant as an argument but as a statement. The simple state of things is that every game in development has some basic risks, including rushed endings or abandonment, as you mentioned. Personally, I'll accept a forced restart or two throughout development especially if I'm given an easy method to avoid most of any grind to get back to where I was. On the other hand, I find myself 'watching' more in-development games and playing/supporting fewer of them because I don't care to invest time into stories that never end. Everybody has to make their own decisions about their time, money, or other investments. Meanwhile, there's no shame on Westane as long as he continues to work in good faith. As this hasn't been a regular occurrence, I think it's fair to chalk this up to the nature of development rather than a 'poor show'.
Next year is the finale of The Company. After Penny, John is the last character to get remastered and completed.
