Three weeks after...

Hey everyone, just want to make a reflection three weeks after we released Chapter 1 Part 2.

First of all, a massive thank you to all the new Patrons who have subscribed and supported the game. It's a huge help, especially as I'm investing in new assets and tools to help with the development process. Right now, I've set a goal to upgrade to a stronger graphics card and improve the rendering PC so I can produce renders at a faster pace. Setting up scenes takes a lot of time, especially with how slow Daz is so this will be a game-changer.

Regarding the errors, I want to address the bugs many of you ran into with this last release. To be totally honest, I failed to allocate enough time for testing before releasing the update. That was a shortcoming on my end, and I've definitely learned my lesson. Moving forward, we're going to dedicate much more time to testing, especially now that I have more people willing to help out.

We also now have a co-developer who helps me out with a bit of writing and decision-making process to help keep things moving. He also helps me out with renders so that we could continuously produce high-quality renders at a much faster pace. We've talked about the game a lot and we're on the same page with the direction of the game. That should assure everyone that the development will go smoothly and at a definitely faster pace.

Moreover, I want to thank everyone who pointed out the errors. I've addressed most of them already, and we'll be releasing the fixes in either the next update or a hotfix, whichever comes first. This is all to ensure the next releases are as smooth as possible.

Since the community is growing, we've decided to start rolling out more exclusive content! We're talking Behind the Scenes looks at the dev process, Exclusive Renders, and very soon, we'll start accepting Custom Renders too. Because of this, we'll be recalibrating the Patreon tier benefits real soon to make sure everyone is getting the best benefits.

Additionally, since the reception for Helen was unexpectedly great, here's a high-resolution render of her. Again, thank you everyone for supporting the game and being so patient with the development. I really appreciate all the help we get. Now, back to the grind!