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If I understand you correctly, then no. It never worked like that, either. Each update is 20 bucks, just like the respective tier on Patreon is  - which btw is where the $23 came from, because I never realized that I went with $20 on itch.io but 20€ on Patreon, which converts to $23.

You might think it's greedy to ask for 20 bucks every update - and in some ways it probably is - but keep in mind that the game is free in general. You always have the choice of just waiting two weeks (or one week for 75% off).
The repeating 20 bucks every update are so that I can keep doing this as a full-time job, thus delivering full-time work. I.e. monthly updates of consistently increasing quality.

No one is required to ever pay anything for Crimson High. The early access is solely a way for me to fund the game.

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i'm aware, there was just a mix-up before but i'm glad it's settled

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Me too, and sorry for being defensive about this. I do appreciate your continued support. :)

i'm confused for a number of reasons, the main one being i already paid once on itch, so i'll just agree with you