To repeat, I’ve never ONCE promised MWF updates, ever. In fact, I’ve promised that I have no idea when pages will go up and that weeks might go by without updates. I’ve said that somewhere around a million times. You also just said a bunch of other pointless lies, and hilariously wrong things, like that you’re smart enough to know what makes a good story in different mediums, but yet you’re somehow not smart enough to avoid telling a ton of lies about me over and over and misinterpreting every single thing that I say?

Also, a new page went up minutes before you posted that.

Also, anyone who complains in any way about Marie being banned will also be instantly banned.

“Not really caring about the update here, but if people keep pointing out the whole M-W-F thing up top…why not just change it already?”

I’ve answered this many times. For one, it’s not even worth the five minutes it would take to change it. Who cares? I will never ever see it as a big deal and I don’t understand why anyone ever would. It means NOTHING. For two, Eisu just told me that he’d like to start consistently updating MWF and thinks he can. This can happen at any time. And then we’d just change it back to “updates MWF” or whatever and always be changing that back and forth? It’s pointless. Who cares??? It doesn’t matter! New pages will go up WHENEVER.

“Would seem to be less of an ignition source for complainers.”

It’s good that people complain. Good judge of how much people are liking the comic if they’re complaining about wanting more.

To our dear, dear Mr. Bobby: Never in my comment did I say it hurts US to put it online. I intimated that if your sole goal is to get a movie deal out of it, then putting the whole thing online… I dunno. Seems to kinda take the fun out of seeing what happens in a movie. Graphic novels and comics aren’t really the same, adaptation-wise, as novels. When novels become movies, there are lots of cuts. I have a feeling this won’t be, say, Watchmen-long, so where’s the suspense in a movie? A movie would just be everything we’ll see happen here. And I enjoy the story, but thus far, I’m not sure there’s enough suspense. See, I work in publishing as well. I have some idea of what makes a good story in different mediums.

And here’s why it’s disappointing that there are not regular updates as promised (and since I started reading, there’ve never been). As has been mentioned, we’re promised three updates a week. If you can’t deliver them, what does that say about your work ethic to possible backers? If you start off by disappointing readers, why would anyone want to put money into your projects? All it takes is cutting that bit out. If you don’t promise, no one has any reason to grumble, eh?

From all the time you’ve spent responding to comments and defending the indefensible — really, there’s NO reason to promise regular updates if you can’t deliver; if you were honest, it’s likely we wouldn’t care — one would think you could keep up. Obviously, you’ve got a lot of time on your hands. And you’re spending it making yourself look bad.

Eh. I’ll check back in a while and hope for an update. But eventually, it’s gonna come off my bookmarks, because really, what’s the point of a comic that’s left us hanging?

I mean I could totally dig it saying “Updating whenever possible”.

Would seem to be less of an ignition source for complainers.

Aaah, but rock was once called satan’s music as well.

Anyways, it’s not like it’s the end of the world if the page is late, right?
I’ve been reading a comic that said they’d update next monday for 8 straight months without doing so. I didn’t complain.