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On Patreon, I stated that I was glad to see her working on this, and I asked her to please keep communication with us in mind at crucial moments like this. She liked my comment, so that means she should have an understanding about how a lot of us feels about this.
I did renew my membership because this was personally all I needed. I understand though if this isn't enough for others and if this is the end of the line of their financial support for this game. It's absolutely valid for you to go whichever way you want in this situation.
I am glad that she did not give us another potential release date. At this point, I think it's wise to not give out any dates unless they are the absolute, set-in-stone release date.
Finally, I do hope she posts to the more public social medias at some point because it's important for non-paying fans to know what's going on too since a potential release date was shared with them. I think that's just fair.
I agree that it is still a bit strange that she was ready to release the game but now isn't. The best speculation I have for this is maybe she decided to add more stuff to the initial release that she wasn't planning on adding before.
Why the dev would choose to put such vital info behind a paywall I have no idea. Unless she saw the numbers dropping taking that income with it and that's what finally kicked her into action,
She'll tell us what's going on but only if we agree to give her money first, yes keep some exclusive behind the scenes stuff behind a paywall but something like why you disappeared right when the game was expected to release should be open to everyone.
I haven't seen it on the steam page.
At this point I'm honestly starting to think Steam needs to either ban games that are still being funded via Patreon, or at the very least put their devs into a contract that forces them to post the exact same information to both websites (or have their games removed). It's getting a bit old seeing the steam community get treated like some homeless people they can just ignore in favour of keeping their Patreon subscribers updated. At least this game is supposedly free...but that still doesn't mean it's a good idea to breed ill-will like this...I mean, just look at the state of this discussion forum. This could have been easily avoided with just a few minutes worth of update posts.