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* ScheduleSlip: Justifiable given both the small development team (one person, with a few testers and proofreaders), but has led to something resembling AwesomenessWithdrawal among fans. Season 1 (Episodes 1–4) were released within a year (February 2019–January 2020), with Season 2 (Episodes 5–8) releasing within a year and a half (May 2020–November 2021). This has become a significant worry in the ongoing Season 3 (March 2022–present), as the release of only two episodes (and a mini-episode interlude) has already taken more time than either of the first two seasons. According to WordOfGod, this is mostly because of the nature of branching storylines requiring much more writing for all routes (especially given the nature of Episode 8's climax).
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* ScheduleSlip: Justifiable given both the small development team (one person, with a few testers and proofreaders), but has led to something resembling AwesomenessWithdrawal among fans. Season 1 (Episodes 1–4) were released within a year (February 2019–January 2020), with Season 2 (Episodes 5–8) releasing within a year and a half (May 2020–November 2021). This has become a significant worry in the ongoing Season 3 (March 2022–present), 2022–December 2023), as the release of only two episodes (and a mini-episode interlude) has already taken more time than either of the first two seasons. According to WordOfGod, this is mostly because of the nature of branching storylines requiring much more writing for all routes (especially given the nature of Episode 8's climax).
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* ScheduleSlip: Justifiable given both the small development team (one person, with a few testers and proofreaders), but has led to something resembling AwesomenessWithdrawal among fans. Season 1 (Episode 1–4) were released within a year (February 2019–January 2020), with Season 2 not requiring too much time, with Season 2 (Episodes 5–8) releasing within a year and a half (May 2020–November 2021). This has become a significant worry in the ongoing Season 3 (March 2022–present), as the release of only two episodes (and a mini-episode interlude) has already taken more time than either of the first two seasons. According to WordOfGod, this is mostly because of the nature of branching storylines requiring much more writing for all routes (especially given the nature of Episode 8's climax).
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* ScheduleSlip: Justifiable given both the small development team (one person, with a few testers and proofreaders), but has led to something resembling AwesomenessWithdrawal among fans. Season 1 (Episode (Episodes 1–4) were released within a year (February 2019–January 2020), with Season 2 not requiring too much time, with Season 2 (Episodes 5–8) releasing within a year and a half (May 2020–November 2021). This has become a significant worry in the ongoing Season 3 (March 2022–present), as the release of only two episodes (and a mini-episode interlude) has already taken more time than either of the first two seasons. According to WordOfGod, this is mostly because of the nature of branching storylines requiring much more writing for all routes (especially given the nature of Episode 8's climax).
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* ScheduleSlip: Justifiable given both the small development team (one person, with a few testers and proofreaders), but has led to something resembling AwesomenessWithdrawal among fans. Season 1 (Episode 1–4) were released within a year (February 2019–January 2020), with Season 2 not requiring too much time, with Season 2 (Episodes 5–8) releasing within a year and a half (May 2020–November 2021). This has become a significant worry in the ongoing Season 3 (March 2022–present), as the release of only two episodes (and a mini-episode interlude) has already taken more time than either of the first two seasons. According to WordOfGod, this is mostly because of the nature of branching storylines requiring much more writing for all routes (especially given the nature of Episode 8's climax).
