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First off, we have some more fanart!

This one was commissioned by Gaiachild and made by Sonya100years!

Definitely a quite cool piece, conceptually.

Other than that, I've been trying to fully get into the update. It hasn't gone as easily as I'd like, unfortunately, so I'm feeling a little behind. My usual inertia is kind of up to 11 right now, with the IRL crap going on (same stuff I've mentioned previously--it may not be as active as before, but it's not in a great spot either, and I won't really fully be better until it's resolved). That said, I've always been pretty high functioning even in a bad place, so once I get past the inertia, I think work on the update should be mostly fine. Fortunately I don't have toooo much new mapping to do this update, so hopefully I can avoid falling behind schedule even so.

Putting that aside, I have been doing what I can, advertising-wise. Our daily average player count was pretty up recently. We also hit our all time peak daily active users (54) during this update. It's slow progress, but it is progress. Journey of a thousand miles and all that, haha.



Also, while the RPG Maker Festival sale has been of limited utility, it did drive -some- traffic, so it was of some value. I'm debating how long to run my current ongoing experiment with YT ads. Hard to properly measure conversions from that, but it's at least driven several thousand views to the trailer. I'll give that more thought.

For now, though, time to go try to break through the damn inertia for real. XD

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snack

Good job my dude, keep it up. When it comes to advertising id say organic advertising is probably better than paid advertising.

Lord Forte Games

Thanks! It is, no doubt. Especially for a game like Noblesse. But that's not something I can do too much to push myself (beyond finding streamers, which I don't have time to mess with right now), so I think it's at least worth considering this as an option, ideally toward the goal of building a stronger base of players to spread the word.

Seryuu

Your game is top tier, but suffers from the RPG Maker prejudice. I believe you will be fine as long as you keep the updates coming consistently, with the word of mouth doing the marketing. Everyone I suggested trying the game so far loved it.