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When this is the case, what you need to do is simple, delete the game from your life and forget about it.
People can have more than one concern in their life. Nobody is saying they are going crazy waiting for an update. To pop your head in once every few months and be frustrated that there's still no update is normal when you're watching a game in Early Access/Beta.
This is your very personal way of reacting, based on your equally very personal way of thinking.
I paid for the product to have both the dragon girl and the android girl.
The developer almost no longer updates customers who purchased the game on Steam through the typical Steam channels and releases "small" news on the development (increasingly inconsistent and unsatisfactory) only on its Patreon platform (paid). I would also like to point out that fewer and fewer users are registered and paying for the Patreon of these devs.
Just imagine you buy a car, pay full price, but the manufacturer only supplies you one part per year.
It's our mistake that a game in Early Access, which means "currently in active development", is expected to get actively developed?
It's our mistake for reading what is on the store page and taking words literally?
It's been years.
It's been one added character.
God help us all if they plan to continue development after Early Access. We might see them call this complete by 2032.
This is one of those foreshadowing things they do so they can justify inflating the price later and works like a scare tactic so people jump at it thinking they are getting a deal now (while the game is incomplete). It also works as a sneaky fallback so they can say "Yeah, here's 1.0 all halfassed and incomplete, but at least we didn't raise the price."
You can't involve community in development when you update once a year. Thousands of suggestions have come and gone. Thousands of people's interest has waxed and waned. This is just meaningless happyflufftalk.
While some people clearly have too much emotional investment in the game and it's terrible update schedule, I think most of us are just disappointed--not angry.
You can't really foresee shady Early Access abandonware. Some games have done amazing things with their time in EA but most have failed to reach the goals they set out for themselves. The only option is to just never, ever purchase an Early Access title. It is a gamble (that we took voluntarily) with the earnest hope that a developer follows through with their promises.
Early Access intentionally keeps people on the hook. It would be less divisive at this point to just push out 1.0 and say they're sorry they couldn't achieve what they wanted in a reasonable time and let people off that hook.
I honestly believe you are seriously confusing your very personal ideas with reality. There are no absolutely right ways to deal with this situation and frankly your way of expressing yourself is tiring.
We are consumers on a digital product platform it is our right to express concerns about our purchases and ask questions or be critical of the developer.
Do you want to forget this whole thing? Very good, you are free to do so... stop instructing others on what to do and think about this matter and disappear. You are free to forget about this game and I am free to criticize the developer and ask about the update of the product that I regularly purchased as a consumer.
Now if you want to forget the matter... and you think it's strange to talk about the game, its updates and the developer in general: simply leave.
Yeah... tell us more...
My point of view is: I paid for this game, so I have the right to expect content updates or at least information on the current development status.