To all my Subscribers! Important!
Hey everyone,
I just want to take a moment to say thank you—whether you’re here as a supporter or just following along, it genuinely means the world to me. I know times are tough, and not everyone can throw money at a project like this. Honestly, just having people care enough to follow Harvesting Corruption is a kind of support that keeps me going.
That said, I want to be transparent. My main PC went down a couple months ago, and I haven’t been able to render a single new scene since. Between raising my kids and working a couple hours a night just to keep food on the table, I haven’t had the extra cash to take it into the shop. I don’t know if it needs a new part or if it’s something as simple as a BIOS fix—but either way, I’m stuck. If anyone here has the ability and the heart to help out, I’d be deeply grateful. You can pledge to any tier, and anyone who contributes $50 or more (even if it’s spread across time) will have their name added to a wall plaque inside the bar in-game. A little immortalized thank-you, in the world you're helping me build. You’ll also get full access to all my old posts, renders, and Patreon-only content.
If now’s not the time or you just can’t swing it, I still appreciate you more than you know. Your interest in the game helps me feel like this work matters—and I won’t ever take that for granted.
—James (Juicy Genie Games)
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I wish I could do more to help but work has been slow for me. If I get a decent run soon and have something to spare, I will upgrade to an annual membership, at least.. Lets hope for the best for us all.
Let me know the cost I will help the best I can
Not sure yet. Tonight I take it to the shop. They’ll look at it. In a few days they’ll charge me for their fee of looking at it which will be $100. Plus $50-$100 if it’s something they can fix there without a part needed. If it needs a part it won’t be cheap. Everything in that PC was top of the line before the 50 series GPUs came out. It has 124 gigs of ram, water cooled, i9 13k CPU, the 4090 GPU, a bad ass motherboard… Replacing any of those parts won’t be cheap so I’m hoping they can fix it without a replacement:
I'll be increasing my membership dues to $50 at the end of this month or early next month. I hope others here will also increase their membership dues or donate what they can. I would be very grateful. :)
How much does the repair cost?
To have them look at the PC cost $150. If they can fix it without parts, it usually stays at $150. If they take longer than two days or they need a part, the cost goes up. So I don’t know yet.