#Unexpected expectations patreon update

It is easier to catch bugs when you add small amounts of content especially since it seems like a lot of developers try to add all of their content and systems to a game all at once and then try to bug check. With that in mind, small updates done consistently, quickly, and with good Q&A on bugs can be good for perceived health of a game. Absolutely find a pace that you are comfortable with. They will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.

#Unexpected expectations patreon update

You'd be surprised at how much that can quell the trolls and negative assholes who will accuse you of milking the project the first time they think an update is late. In fact the more you post messages even if it is just situation normal posts the more rapport you build with your subscribers and player base. Whatever you decide be consistent and when you can't be consistent post a message letting people know whats going on. Bug hunting in 1000 lines of added code is lot easier than in 10,000 lines of code.