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Dear TimeGhost Army,

We're sorry to announce that we're facing another delay with the early access release of a WW2 episode (203).

We try to avoid this kind of thing as much as possible. We're usually pretty good at that, but the sheer amount of maps we've had to make recently has put a big strain on our post-production team.

We're planning to get this one out to you sometime tomorrow, and we should be on the other side of the craziness soon. We'll be back to our regular upload times before you know it!

Thank you all for patience and for your continued membership of the Army.

- TimeGhost Team

Comments

Fogeltje

Take your time. It's done when it's done. Quality over speed.

Steven cohen

speaking for all of us -my how modest I am - we are patient and appreciate your efforts. quality before timelines. it's history. it's not going anywhere

Adam Ryan

Im just happy for your content in general. As long as I get a video at some stage I'm happy.

acmariner99

You guys do an amazing job. No worries! I mean, Sicily and Kursk happening at the same time. Pretty important to cover all of that!

Eiko Streitz

Damn early summer offensives, they produced "work" back then and they keep producing it until today

Sharon Zaks

Just watched Indy Neidel's video from today about Kursk. You guys are doing an amazing job - both Indy and Spartacus and the rest of the team. I really appreciate your efforts to tell the most important event in modern history - with piety, dedication, and professional thoroughness. Thank you

Grilo do Demo

Damn! If the Germans had retreated when they had to, this complication with maps and unit movements wouldn't be happening :P

Dubsington

YouTube freakin' abounds with crap-quality military history. TG's relatively high production values set you apart, so don't compromise on them. That being said, your best hook is doing things in real (offset) time, so being late is more of a problem here than in other channels. I know you guys are already running prep for the first week of June 1944, and you might want to extend that. thinking a bit for other events. In other words, not just prepping for special additions, but also just for weeks you know will be more intense. You have the advantage of already knowing when important events are coming, so you might want to allocate some resources to "big weeks" and get prep work (graphics, maps, stats) done early for what is sure to be an unusually complex "regular" episode. For example, something like the boming of Hiroshima or the Battle of the Bulge might merit the full Pearl Harbor treatment, but other events (Salerno, Anzio, the deaths of Hitler and Roosevelt, Okinawa, etc) are going to require greater-than-usual heroics to get on the air, so maybe it is better if you have a small group that just does extra prep for those specific event. That will help ensure that things are manageable when you get around to them as part of your normal work cycle.

Apple Sauce

Take your time, though seeing as how we got a full length one yesterday, that counts I say. Also, been loving the episodes. I watched the part b one 3.5 times so far. Also, i contribute to support not for goodies so if it aint early i dont care. Lastly, seeing as how last weeks was late i would have been very suprised if this one wasnt, a delay is understandable.

Dickson Phua

No need to rush guys, better to get it all right so take your time to finish it.

John Forsyth

I am a Patron because I support your work and see it as doing my bit to carry on my grandfather's legacy as a veteran of both World Wars. I don't care about the early access as I generally also watch when the episodes are released on weekend. Do whatever you need to do to keep the quality content coming!

Bart Atwood-Ebi

Whatever you do, don't stress out about delays. Your videos are the best of all the channels out there that try to cover WW2 and are well worth waiting for.

Cody Salerno

It's all good! You guys do such an amazing job! Waiting a day or 2 isn't gonna harm anyone.

waffles

Your work is awesome. Totally worth the wait!

Daniel

Do not worry. I watch the episodes on Saturday anyway, and it's worth the wait.

Mark van Leeuwen

Thanks for the update, and don't worry. I think all of us here don't care about the delay. All of you do great work. Keep it up!

Anonymous

The wait is worth it!

Ol Retired Fed

Love the maps. The Eastern Front would not be as interesting without the maps. With more action each week in the far flung theaters of the war there is more to cover. Keep up the great work.

Vinny Siracusa

No problem guys, thank you for the update though. I am very much looking forward to the start of Operation Huskey a lot so I have been checking in every few hours to see if the new episode was posted yet. As I was telling you guys in the comments in a few past episodes both of my Grandfathers fought in Sicily during Operation Huskey on opposite sides of the war. My Dad's Dad fought for Italy and was from Sicily and my Mom's Dad fought for the US in the Big Red One, 1st US infantry Division. My Dad's uncles also fought for Italy during WW2 but were both captured in Africa one by the British and the other by the US. My Grandfather gets captured by US troops in Sicily during Operation Huskey. The good treatment that my Grandfather got from US troops while a prisoner was just another reason that convinced him to move to the US after the war was over. He said he was never fed as well as he was until he became a prisoner under the US (both of his brothers said the same thing, the one captured by the British was sent to a US POW prison). Both of his brothers couldn't get a green card to move to the US after the war though so one got permission to move to Canada and the other to the Netherlands after the war so they moved there. Their 2 sisters stayed in Sicily. Southern Italy and especially Sicily was not a good place to live for a long time. Sicily is still one of the poorest regions of Western Europe. And the Mod in Sicily after the fall of Mussolini got right back to full strength and was a huge pain to the everyday person living in Sicily. That was the one thing my Grandfather and his siblings always brought up about Mussolini anytime a conversation about him would be started, was that he was the only Italian leader who actually fought against the mob (and won) until very recent Italian leaders. But as much as I am looking forward to this episode (and every episode) I would still rather you guys always take your time and get everything right rather then rush things out to meet the Patreon time goals. Most of us support you guys on Patreon because of the great work you do. Not for the little benefits we get as Patreon members of early access to the episodes.

Murray Godfrey (edited)

Comment edits

2026-11-15 00:00 Thanks for letting us know. We like high quality work & are willing to wait for it.
2022-07-15 01:18 Thanks for letting us know. We like high quality work & are willing to wait for it.

Thanks for letting us know. We like high quality work & are willing to wait for it.

Brighamanimator

Don't sweat it, guys. Plz say hi to the whole team for me.

Undra

I really don't need the early access to the videos and I am happy to watch your amazing work on the day of release. Take your time to make those amazing maps and don't worry about it. If you really want to have something special for the TimeGhost army, maybe you can release a version without the "A word from our sponsor" segment which is quite breaking the flow of the episode in my opinion. Only if this is not to much work for you, obviously.

Czesław Grochulski

Your material is fantastic. Firstly of very merit and information. I imagine how much works it requires. So-for me-no problem to wait a while and to receive a good next sequence. All the best!!!!