bobbo69

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Jun 18, 2017
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Still no news from this guy since Christmas, radio silent since then, hope he's alright
 

bobbo69

Forum Fanatic
Donor
Jun 18, 2017
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Dude's know what his doin', i mean....,gotta introduce 5 more babes in MC's enormous Harem so the time to render good shapes for 'em it takes a while:KEK:
Not arguing with you whatsoever but to be radio silent is another problem and I don't like the sound of it at all :(
 

SonsOfLiberty

Discussion Dynamo
Compressor
Sep 3, 2022
26,400
232,849



Hey everyone,

First off, let’s get straight to the most important part—the update is ready and currently in the testing phase! It took longer than I originally planned, but we’re finally at the point where everything is in place, and now it's just about making sure everything works the way it should. This phase is crucial because the last thing I want is to release something with bugs or unfinished elements. I know the wait has been frustrating, and I really appreciate everyone who’s stuck with me through it. Now, we’re in the home stretch, and I can’t wait for you all to finally get your hands on it.

I also want to take a moment to address my silence over the past weeks. I know I haven’t been as active as I’d like to be on Patreon, Discord, or even just general updates, and I want you to know—it was never about ignoring anyone or taking your support for granted. The reality is, life has been an absolute bitch lately. When you’re working 20-hour days, trying to keep everything moving forward, there just isn’t much room left for social media or checking in on things as often as I should. Every day has been a cycle of waking up, immediately getting to work, barely eating, and then passing out from exhaustion, only to do it all over again. I hate that it’s been this way, but when you’re deep in development, sometimes all you can do is keep your head down and push through. That said, I know communication is important, and I’ll try to be better about it going forward.

Some of you might remember that last summer, I lost my grandma. What I didn’t talk about much was just how hard that loss hit me. The grief itself was one thing, but it was the three months of absolute emotional wreckage that followed that really did a number on me. It felt like every part of my life got thrown off balance, and no matter how much I tried to push forward, the weight of everything just kept creeping back in. There were days where I felt completely drained, unable to focus on anything. Trauma doesn’t follow a schedule—it hits when it wants, and it lingers for as long as it damn well pleases. I thought I was managing it, but in reality, I was just barely holding on. Getting back into a good headspace has been an uphill battle, and honestly, I’m still working through it. I don’t like talking about personal struggles too much, but I also don’t want anyone thinking my absence was because I didn’t care. If anything, I cared too much—I just didn’t have the energy to put it into words.

As if that wasn’t enough, a few weeks ago, my wife had to undergo surgery to remove her gallbladder. This was something that had been hanging over our heads for years. She had been suffering from it for so long, dealing with constant pain and complications, but because of her heart problems, doctors always hesitated to go through with the procedure. We kept hoping things would get better or that we could manage it somehow, but eventually, it reached a point where we didn’t have a choice anymore. Her condition got so much worse, and it was clear that if we didn’t do something now, it could turn into an even bigger problem. So, despite all the risks, she had to go through with the surgery. Thankfully, everything went smoothly, and she’s now slowly recovering, but it turned my life upside down again. I suddenly had to take on her responsibilities, her work, and basically handle everything else while making sure she had the support she needed to heal properly. It’s been chaotic, exhausting, and overwhelming, but I’d do it all again in a heartbeat if it means she’s finally free from that pain.

With everything that’s been going on, I know I haven’t been as present as I should be, and for that, I’m truly sorry. But through all of this, one thing has kept me going—this game, this community, and your support. Even when life throws every possible obstacle in my way, I remind myself that I have something amazing to share with you all, something that I’ve poured everything into. So thank you for sticking with me. Thank you for your patience, your encouragement, and for simply being here. The update is almost here, and I promise it’ll be worth the wait.

Much love,
Karabinek
 

tmu500

Well-Known Member
Apr 14, 2024
1,119
916



Hey everyone,

First off, let’s get straight to the most important part—the update is ready and currently in the testing phase! It took longer than I originally planned, but we’re finally at the point where everything is in place, and now it's just about making sure everything works the way it should. This phase is crucial because the last thing I want is to release something with bugs or unfinished elements. I know the wait has been frustrating, and I really appreciate everyone who’s stuck with me through it. Now, we’re in the home stretch, and I can’t wait for you all to finally get your hands on it.

I also want to take a moment to address my silence over the past weeks. I know I haven’t been as active as I’d like to be on Patreon, Discord, or even just general updates, and I want you to know—it was never about ignoring anyone or taking your support for granted. The reality is, life has been an absolute bitch lately. When you’re working 20-hour days, trying to keep everything moving forward, there just isn’t much room left for social media or checking in on things as often as I should. Every day has been a cycle of waking up, immediately getting to work, barely eating, and then passing out from exhaustion, only to do it all over again. I hate that it’s been this way, but when you’re deep in development, sometimes all you can do is keep your head down and push through. That said, I know communication is important, and I’ll try to be better about it going forward.

Some of you might remember that last summer, I lost my grandma. What I didn’t talk about much was just how hard that loss hit me. The grief itself was one thing, but it was the three months of absolute emotional wreckage that followed that really did a number on me. It felt like every part of my life got thrown off balance, and no matter how much I tried to push forward, the weight of everything just kept creeping back in. There were days where I felt completely drained, unable to focus on anything. Trauma doesn’t follow a schedule—it hits when it wants, and it lingers for as long as it damn well pleases. I thought I was managing it, but in reality, I was just barely holding on. Getting back into a good headspace has been an uphill battle, and honestly, I’m still working through it. I don’t like talking about personal struggles too much, but I also don’t want anyone thinking my absence was because I didn’t care. If anything, I cared too much—I just didn’t have the energy to put it into words.

As if that wasn’t enough, a few weeks ago, my wife had to undergo surgery to remove her gallbladder. This was something that had been hanging over our heads for years. She had been suffering from it for so long, dealing with constant pain and complications, but because of her heart problems, doctors always hesitated to go through with the procedure. We kept hoping things would get better or that we could manage it somehow, but eventually, it reached a point where we didn’t have a choice anymore. Her condition got so much worse, and it was clear that if we didn’t do something now, it could turn into an even bigger problem. So, despite all the risks, she had to go through with the surgery. Thankfully, everything went smoothly, and she’s now slowly recovering, but it turned my life upside down again. I suddenly had to take on her responsibilities, her work, and basically handle everything else while making sure she had the support she needed to heal properly. It’s been chaotic, exhausting, and overwhelming, but I’d do it all again in a heartbeat if it means she’s finally free from that pain.

With everything that’s been going on, I know I haven’t been as present as I should be, and for that, I’m truly sorry. But through all of this, one thing has kept me going—this game, this community, and your support. Even when life throws every possible obstacle in my way, I remind myself that I have something amazing to share with you all, something that I’ve poured everything into. So thank you for sticking with me. Thank you for your patience, your encouragement, and for simply being here. The update is almost here, and I promise it’ll be worth the wait.

Much love,
Karabinek
Thank you for the post and keep up the great work.
 

Aashaan

Newbie
Jul 28, 2017
48
52



Hey everyone,

First off, let’s get straight to the most important part—the update is ready and currently in the testing phase! It took longer than I originally planned, but we’re finally at the point where everything is in place, and now it's just about making sure everything works the way it should. This phase is crucial because the last thing I want is to release something with bugs or unfinished elements. I know the wait has been frustrating, and I really appreciate everyone who’s stuck with me through it. Now, we’re in the home stretch, and I can’t wait for you all to finally get your hands on it.

I also want to take a moment to address my silence over the past weeks. I know I haven’t been as active as I’d like to be on Patreon, Discord, or even just general updates, and I want you to know—it was never about ignoring anyone or taking your support for granted. The reality is, life has been an absolute bitch lately. When you’re working 20-hour days, trying to keep everything moving forward, there just isn’t much room left for social media or checking in on things as often as I should. Every day has been a cycle of waking up, immediately getting to work, barely eating, and then passing out from exhaustion, only to do it all over again. I hate that it’s been this way, but when you’re deep in development, sometimes all you can do is keep your head down and push through. That said, I know communication is important, and I’ll try to be better about it going forward.

Some of you might remember that last summer, I lost my grandma. What I didn’t talk about much was just how hard that loss hit me. The grief itself was one thing, but it was the three months of absolute emotional wreckage that followed that really did a number on me. It felt like every part of my life got thrown off balance, and no matter how much I tried to push forward, the weight of everything just kept creeping back in. There were days where I felt completely drained, unable to focus on anything. Trauma doesn’t follow a schedule—it hits when it wants, and it lingers for as long as it damn well pleases. I thought I was managing it, but in reality, I was just barely holding on. Getting back into a good headspace has been an uphill battle, and honestly, I’m still working through it. I don’t like talking about personal struggles too much, but I also don’t want anyone thinking my absence was because I didn’t care. If anything, I cared too much—I just didn’t have the energy to put it into words.

As if that wasn’t enough, a few weeks ago, my wife had to undergo surgery to remove her gallbladder. This was something that had been hanging over our heads for years. She had been suffering from it for so long, dealing with constant pain and complications, but because of her heart problems, doctors always hesitated to go through with the procedure. We kept hoping things would get better or that we could manage it somehow, but eventually, it reached a point where we didn’t have a choice anymore. Her condition got so much worse, and it was clear that if we didn’t do something now, it could turn into an even bigger problem. So, despite all the risks, she had to go through with the surgery. Thankfully, everything went smoothly, and she’s now slowly recovering, but it turned my life upside down again. I suddenly had to take on her responsibilities, her work, and basically handle everything else while making sure she had the support she needed to heal properly. It’s been chaotic, exhausting, and overwhelming, but I’d do it all again in a heartbeat if it means she’s finally free from that pain.

With everything that’s been going on, I know I haven’t been as present as I should be, and for that, I’m truly sorry. But through all of this, one thing has kept me going—this game, this community, and your support. Even when life throws every possible obstacle in my way, I remind myself that I have something amazing to share with you all, something that I’ve poured everything into. So thank you for sticking with me. Thank you for your patience, your encouragement, and for simply being here. The update is almost here, and I promise it’ll be worth the wait.

Much love,
Karabinek

I feel sorry for the dev, having to go through all these struggles.. Anyways, happy to hear that the next update is almost ready, and will be available soon.
 

Arkim_

New Member
Sep 21, 2023
4
1
Why i cant open the phone interface at the upper right corner? Or its just there without purpose or we can actually open but somehow i cant?
 
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