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End of the Month Report - July 2020
🕑 Added 2020-07-31 20:18:14 +0000 UTCHeadlong through summer we go, another month in the books! We had a bit of a dip in the patreons this month but as the world continues to remain unstable it is unavoidable. Hopefully next month we can make up for the dip, but for now we got a big push going on. As most here know I had been attempting to get rid of my queue and keep it clear, but though I had managed to succeed in the former there had been major changes in the latter.
The reason why commissions have been taken is due to the big push to upgrade our living/working situation. A new Sabrewolf Den has been in the works for about a year and we're finally taking the first steps towards it with getting a down payment scraped together. We're hoping to be ready to go by December but it may increase/decrease depending on circumstances. Since we aren't going to go to any cons this year it seems like now is the time to make the move and save up.
In another news August is going to be a big push for more Rain and Shine content, mostly written stuff, and after that comes the decision on whether or not to continue on programming it while waiting for assets to come in or to work on a different project while waiting. With the aforementioned Den being saved up for most of my funds will be going towards that since the extra space and various amenities that comes with it (such as reliable climate control) will help expand potential business opportunities. If I decide to continue with Rain and Shine I will have to go back to insert those assets every time I do get something new. A different game will also be a bit refreshing to pull away from the rubber erotic/horror, but we'll see.
So for August it's going to be a lot of content creation, expect a lot of stories to be posted here and I'll attempt to keep going with the CYOA as well in order to keep enticing everyone. By the end of the year we might be closing the chapter on primarily being a commission writer as well as getting into a bigger space. Let's make the end of Summer a good one!
