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Dear Members,

First and foremost, I want to sincerely thank my patrons who have stuck with me all this time, your support truly means a lot!

Starting next month, I’ll be making a few changes to my Patreon. Don't worry, these updates won’t negatively impact current patrons.

Lately, I’ve noticed an increasing number of people joining, downloading everything, and then canceling right after. While everyone has the right to subscribe and unsubscribe as they wish, I feel this is somewhat unfair to our long time supporters who help fund the creation of these scripts.

With that in mind, I’ve decided to implement some changes.

Changes Starting Next Month:

Discord Script Channel: The Read History feature will be disabled, meaning new members won’t have access to past scripts.

Patreon Post Access: Posts will remain accessible for 30 days after being published.

Script Shop: A new shop page will be introduced, allowing latecomers to purchase past scripts individually or as part of a discounted collection.

If you prefer not to use Discord, you’ll still have time to download scripts from Patreon. However, on Discord, you’ll have indefinite access as long as your membership remains active.

If you have any questions or thoughts about these changes, feel free to share them in the comments or send me a DM!

Comments

Rocky

I totally get wanting to make things fair for long-time supporters, and I respect that. I was thinking—what if instead of restricting access to past scripts, you made script requests or suggestions a perk for loyal members? As someone who subs and unsubs depending on life stuff, I still really appreciate your work, but I also haven’t made script requests recently. Maybe that’s something that could be an exclusive benefit for people who stick around longer? That way, longtime supporters still get something special without making new members feel like they’re missing out. Just a thought! Either way, I appreciate what you do and wanted to share another perspective.

Larry Berner

I haven't gotten around to downloading all the past stuff yet tho D: