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Friends, until the last moment I doubted when to release an update. However, I decided to move it to next month. The last release was chaotic and had some nasty bugs. I was in a hurry to get you a Christmas present. This time I want to approach the release more thoughtfully. I'll try to keep you updated on the development. Thank you for staying with me.

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William Urquhart

Sounds great! Back when Blizzard kept to their mantra of, "It's ready when it's READY" they consistently released great games with far, FAR fewer bugs than their competitors (and the proceeds proved the fans LOVED them for it! Do you realize that at the height of WoW, that single game earned more revenues AND profits per year than all of Hollywood and the film industry combined? ... over $4 Billion USD a year for 4+ years) Take your time, get it right and keep your vision of what you want it to be - every company that kept to that (regardless of what the corporate ticks squealed) succeeded, released solid games and made a profit. Every. Single. One. ... the others had the standard 85-90% failure rate. (I used to be in the industry for a number of years)

Michael Greenstone

Thank you. I am freed from the curse of having to press the F5 button all day on this page. I will wait for you with peace of mind. Actually, I was vaguely expecting it to be a little late due to bug fixes in the last update. cheer up. :)

K Nakajima

It doesn't matter if we get better and more content, take care!

Bars

I hope the expectations will be met

Kazuma Skultum

Take your time, my preference is quality over expedience.

Burkhardt Berger

It's better to wait for an update that works well than one where there are more errors. I'm looking forward to it...

LikItB4IStickIt.

More efficient to do it right the first time, even if it takes 4-6 mo (though 1-2 mo more ideal if there's no plot recap at the beginning of every new update). Waits aren't so bad if one plays enough AVN's to stay busy.

Michael Greenstone

I've worked with several developers in the past. Let me introduce you to one of their favorite sayings. It takes 3 days to fix 90% of the errors. However, it takes 300 days to fix the remaining 10% of the errors. We don't expect you to be a Google or Apple developer. It's okay to fix bugs, but don't be too perfectionist.