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You could just pay for Patreon membership as new updates roll out. A monthly membership with nothing to show for it doesn't incentivize progress (Summertime Saga is a great example of this). In my line of work, I'm expected to produce results for people that pay me to do a job. I expect no less when I choose to support a project.

For the record, I think MGD is a great game. I just can't justify spending money on a project when updates are few and far between, and with minimal new content.

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Or, they could quit scamming the patrons and just release updates.

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Nah, it's pretty shady. If they wanted to update so sporadically they should shift their patreon to charging per update.