Do you always start your conversations with a number, then sequentially go down the line with the points you want to make? It is hard to make a game, but we're not asking for the game to be released. We're asking for a very small section to be released, which has taken 3 years for part of that small section to be completed.

That's why I say release the game and do weekly updates like Rust, look where that got them. Rust also had an international development team, and they were able to work together effectively.

You'll be waiting a long time to get any return on your game purchase if you wait for the full game, a long time.

Where is this written? What database issue are you talking about? Can you link me to something? Also shouldn't there be a team dedicated to networking?

There will be more bugs on than average with Identity. That task has been moving along slowly for quite a while now. With what we've seen, I don't think the module will be released this year.

Now you're just talking out of your ass again man. If Asylum actually had enough content to be released, they would have done so already. It's been three years. Asylum isn't breaking anything, they just don't have enough to release. I guarantee there will still be tons of bugs the town module is eventually released, and that's when they will adopt the "release now, fix later" tactic.

I think it's most people's dream game. My point is, everytime someone brings up the pink elephant in the room, they are shunned for not being patient enough. It's been three god damn years, I want to see something happen. A closed alpha. I don't give a shit that all you can do is play chess, walk into a bike store, and sing karaoke. That would give me enough to last like a week. How about release the fucking game, and do small weekly updates so we see progress being made.

Alright, how easy would it be to get a refund for something you donated to three years ago? Not that simple. Knowing that there are not many people getting refunds.

If they were really using the funds to their full potential, there would be a lot more content than there is now. They've actually received $1.3 mil in funding, and I'm certain they still have a large chunk of that still. How easy is it to get a refund btw? Calling up a company asking for a refund for a game you thought you bought three years ago isn't really all that simple.

I've been following the forums for a while, just made my account today. I remember the hype surrounding the game when the Kickstarter was first announced, I myself was extremely excited. But if over the past 3 years the content they pushed out hasn't put a dent in your faith, there's no hope for you. You're comparable to an SJW, the town module will not be released this year, it just won't. They're stringing you along like a lost cause.

Listen I get it, you're a moderator, your job is to protect the integrity of Identity. But you're fighting a lost war. Is there a closed alpha for backers to play the game yet? No? I wonder why.

What happens after they finish the apartment system within the next year, hopefully? They have to develop a way for you to earn money, cosmetics for the game to be entertaining, and a multitude of other items. If there's still fixing bugs within the apartment system, they've got a long way to go before the town module can hold more than a day of content before backers get bored and request more.

They threw all their code and rewrote it, nice. Glad you believe that man. Just throw it all away, don't release anything for the public for three years. It's good that they still have supporters like you.

So there will be little bugs in the game huh? What's amazing is that if I hooked you up to a lie detector test, you'd believe half the shit your saying. You WISH they were at the point to which bugs were being fixed, there are no bugs to fix because there's little content being created. Three years and we get a video of some guy walking around a closed world that doesn't even have a finished coffee shop. Also, the way you type makes me think you're using a 5th-grade argumentative essay template.

It's actually quite simple. This game was supposed to be released December 2016, and it is now August 2018 with just the slightest increase of transparency among the that being developed. Open your eyes.