Tip Jar Trials Now Open for access to Patron Only Posts (Patreon)

So, I didn't think Trials would work for lewd creators, since most of us have a password for full access to content that only changes once a month and proves access to our full archive of content.  Many people who the trial would appeal to wouldn't need to stay on past the trial, if 5 seconds is all you need to get access to everything, lol.

However, after much discussion with other creators I was able to stumble upon a potential use for it.  Over the years I've tried many different methods to get the word out to you guys about the new releases.  Now, I have a pretty good method, the announcement goes out to all patrons and access is handled elsewhere by your support level.  The only reason it's all patrons and not public is because it contains a preview of the content, which contains nudity and Patreon doesn't let us post that publicly anymore.

Which brings us to the trail.  If your currently a follower, unpaid member or w/e Patreon is calling it now, then by activating the trail you can get access to the all patron posts, which at this point is how all the new ones come out.

That includes:

• The monthly update
• The weekly release announcement (so you can upgrade if you see something you like)
• The weekly public 3D release announcements
• 2nd stage voting on community projects
• Community Project updates, etc.

If you join in on Saturday, you can see what was released the day before and your Trial will be good until the release the following week as well as get the announcement for the public 3D release of the week.  If you like getting the previews straight to your inbox to keep an eye out for something you'd like, it'd just be a $1 to keep it going.  I try to keep as much variety as possible so your character has probably already been featured and if she hasn't she's probably on the way.  You can also make character suggestions on community vote posts as well as discord where there is a channel dedicated to suggestions.

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Just as a reminder you can grab all the Public 3D Videos here:
https://gofile.io/d/djkmWx

They serve as a way to see how much an animation can be enhanced with the additional depth as the character literally pop out.

The next level to entry would be VR Lite, where for $8 you get access to a curated selection of videos from the collection which is currently at 138 videos (or 5 cents each).

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If you don't have VR gear for one reason or another, price doesn't have to be one of those reasons.  Here are 3 reasonable options for different low and mid tier budgets.

1. $10 Google Cardboard a decent entry-level option for viewing video content using your cell phone.

2. $40 DESTEK V5 VR Headset if you want something a little more substantial it's basically a hardshell version of google cardboard, but with a look more like a standard headset and comes with a single remote.  Another good option for videos and some apps, but not quite there for gaming.

3. $240-$300 Quest 2 The bare minimum for a full VR experience across the board in my opinion is something like the Quest.  You'll have a great experience with video and gaming and you can use it stand-alone for a wire-free experience, remotely connect to your computer if it and your internet connection are powerful enough, or have a wired connection to the computer for higher-end gaming.
Checking just now there's a used Quest 2 on Amazon for $240 and a renewed one for $270, though it's regularly $300 and even that could drop for black Friday.  There's also eBay and Craigslist to check for deals to name a couple other sites.  Aside from that, there are many other headset options in that category.  There's the Quest 3 for $500 if you want to splurge for the latest or keep an eye out for Black Friday and Christmas deals.  There's the original Quest if you want to go the opposite way and do some light gaming and lower-res video watching.  The Pico Neo is also worth looking into as well.

So there are lots of options for entry-level VR and this is just scratching the surface, so if you have any questions feel free to reach out to me here, discord or anywhere you can find me online.