EMERGENCY ANNOUNCEMENT (Patreon)

UPDATES:

11/11/25:Power's back, internet's up, and we're finally home. I've had my share of rest, so no more sitting around; it's time to get back in the saddle. I'll start cranking out renders tomorrow.

The city's power grid still isn't fully stable, so I'm expecting a few hiccups and blackouts here and there. But overall, we're back on track and ready to roll.

Thanks so much for your patience, everyone—it means a lot.

11/10/25:It's been a week since the blackout, and I'm now a little over halfway through Chapter 2, Episode 2's roadmap. Still no power. Still no internet.

About 80% of the city's back on the grid, but our area's still sitting in the dark. We're tucked away in one of the far corners of the city, so I guess we're pretty low on the priority list. It's been… frustrating, to say the least.

Fingers crossed that tomorrow brings some good news.

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A typhoon hit our city. Power's out, the internet's dead, and even the cell towers went down. I've been without mobile data for four days, and only today did I manage to get just enough signal to log into Patreon. The damage here's pretty rough, but the city's slowly picking itself back up. According to the news, it might take a week—maybe longer—before things fully stabilize.

I've got my backup generator running, but it can't handle fifteen-hour 3D render sessions when it's trying to run the entire house. It sucks to say this, but the delay is going to cost us a good chunk of development time and will most likely push the update back.

To make up for lost time, I'm shifting gears and focusing on Chapter 2, Episode 2's roadmap. That way, once the power's back, we can jump straight into development without wasting momentum.

On the bright side, we didn't take any major damage. Everyone's safe and doing alright, even if it feels like we've been thrown back to the Stone Age for now.

I'll keep this post updated as things progress.

Thanks for sticking around and for being patient through all this.