If the development through all of the game project is linear - then yes. Unfortunately like with the "endangered species" campaign, the dev has shown that it isn't that easy.
And this. The Headmaster isn't THAT much convoluted in terms of paths the player can take (unlike some other games), but there is some field for the the player to maneuver through choices, decisions and the order of things (unless specifically gated by the dev).
100%. Normally, for the classic development process you wouldn't be playing the game unless you are part of the dev team or contracted to test it (for monetary gain or not). Development process where you release unfinished product in sequential patches to give incentive to the players to pay you before the game is finished is aimed for those who don't have money and want to make a game (and live off of that). All the backers are beta testers (and if its patches are released for $0 later on, the casual "freeloader" who DL'ed it for free also is such a beta tester) and that's it. If you want the finished product without bugs, unfinished content, repeatedly returning and playing it over and over due to content embedded into earlier parts than the canonically most recent events...You don't have permission to view the spoiler content.
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