Patreon Ate My Post / Progress Report / "AMA" (Patreon)

Well, guys, I had an enormous post up here, literally 5+ pages long, and Patreon just straight up ate it. *sigh* I'm just going to start writing my posts in notepad or something, because I can't count how many times this has happened in the past.

Here's a cliff notes thing of what I wrote;

- C++ build should be done in a week or so and we're aiming to have a new demo at the end of the month with new gameplay features and enemies

- Powerups were checked through and everything seems to work but we'll be playtesting it lots

- Electricity level tiles and enemies are what Triangulate is focusing on, along with parallax and such for previous levels

- Posts will still continue weekly on Patreon, but due to Triangulate wanting to keep things a surprise, we won't always be posting an animation each week, but we'll be posting lore and other things alongside our progress reports

- I'm still working on maps and cutscenes

- Monthly demos should be back to stay from this point on

- I'll be revamping the Patreon front page soon because it's really pretty outdated, and so forth.

Also, I had two more things to address that pertain to you all:

1) For a while now I've wanted to do an "AMA"-ish based post, but this whole time I've kinda answered all of your posts through the comments or PMs and such. So, what I'd like to do is just have you all post questions in this post's thread, or PM me them, and then in next week's post I'll answer them more detailed in a big post; if this becomes a thing, then maybe I'll do this each week alongside the lore + progress reports!

2) I'll be sending out Patreon Reward emails in the next week or so as well, so check your email inboxes for that :)

Sorry again for the succinctness of this post,  but it basically gets across everything I was going to say, just... not as verbose, haha.

I'm just really grateful though that you are all here supporting us, whether you kept your pledge going even during the demo hiatus, or whether you lowered it or removed it, either way, we're definitely grateful to all of you who've supported us regardless of the amount or reason or time period or anything else.

Because of you all, we're finally back to the point where we can continue monthly demos again, and I hope that as we stick more and more features into this that we've been building up, planning out, creating and getting ready over this demo hiatus period, that it'll be worth the return on investment, as it were.