It is fun how we always believe a new developer has good intention.

And then most of the time the same customer-milking behavior presents itself : don't finish your game, keep it unplayable for more than 6 month and keep on releasing milking DLCs so that you can get more money before you move to the next cash grabber you can make.

I'm a huge fan of tabletop/miniature games, had so much hopes with your game, but I'm so discouraged by the way you fall in the same crap hole that those AAA companies.

Take lessons from those games were content updates are free, and which are still making enough money to work on a sequel. I'm not saying creating content doesn't cost money, I'm saying at least give your customers the respect they deserve and make your game playable before releasing a crapload of overpriced DLCs.

I'm so regretting my purchase.

It is fun how we always believe a new developer has good intention. And then most of the time the same customer-milking behavior presents itself : don't finish your game, keep it unplayable for more than 6 month and keep on releasing milking DLCs so that you can get more money before you move to the next cash grabber you can make. I'm a huge fan of tabletop/miniature games, had so much hopes with your game, but I'm so discouraged by the way you fall in the same crap hole that those AAA companies. Take lessons from those games were content updates are free, and which are still making enough money to work on a sequel. I'm not saying creating content doesn't cost money, I'm saying at least give your customers the respect they deserve and make your game playable before releasing a crapload of overpriced DLCs. I'm so regretting my purchase.