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personally im of the opinion that if you make one game, and make it good, imma pay money for it.
jack of all trades, master of none, is how you go broke

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appears hes moved on to radiant which means this one wont get any attention. radiants patreon has activity this year but the patreon for this ones on the other hand was last posted on in august 21 so yeah. shame.

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I think a lot of people just want communication too, taking on 2 projects is doable and perfectly fine as long as your "investors" are kept in the loop. I myself am perfectly ok with supporting 2 as long as i know progress is being made.

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taking on two projects is fine, IF YOU HIRE PEOPLE.
it is blatantly obvious that one person is barely capable of keeping up with the investors demands fort regular content releases, and is a fulltime job for a single person.
regardless of how big of a render farm you have rendering for you, writing code cannot be sped up. if you think you have time for two games, then your games are going to be buggy and shit quality, or your investors are going to be ripped off by the expectation for regular, sizable updates released AT LEAST every 6 months, with 3 months being more acceptable (ie: not generating complaints). if you cant meet that investor requirement, sell your idea to someone who can.