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First of all, I want to acknowledge the hard work you have put in so far. However, it is disheartening to learn that the update—which, to my recollection, has been delayed from late April until now in August—is only 70% complete. I had pinned my hopes on your statement from early July that it wouldn't take more than a few weeks, yet the message has now shifted to "it won't take months." Please consider how waiting users are becoming exhausted by your vague responses and attitude. While I understand that your evasive answers may stem from past experiences where you faced backlash after announcing specific update schedules, you are the ones responsible for the project, and there are people who have invested their hopes and money into this game. Unlike some Western developers who take the investment and run, your commitment to seeing the project through responsibly is admirable—though, to be fair, that is simply the right thing to do. Even if it feels like a hassle, please share updates frequently; doing so would allow us to wait with even greater anticipation. Thank you for reading this long message, and I wish you both mental and physical well-being.

Version 1.9 of the game is not being released. I don't think there is any bug bigger or more critical than this.

What an arrogant story this is. I can only marvel at the fact that they can so confidently express their lack of ability to others.

He already said that he would proceed with the patch in April.

As a foreigner, I'm worried that using a translator might not fully convey my thoughts, but I think you can get the gist of it.

Your concept of free is really ignorant

This isn't just a freebie for the operator. It's a beta service for the upcoming official release. We must not forget that we are potential customers and testers. Many people are warning us not to get carried away with these ridiculous free games to protect the operator, but you have no understanding of business and this will only lead to the operator's continued misconduct and the exclusion of new users. I want to emphasize this: what's wrong is wrong.

He never apologized properly, and it can be felt in his writing. His attitude of "I'm late, what can you do?" should have been an apology for the continued delay, not an expression of gratitude for our waiting.

Remember, that person is just doing his own business. Your blind protection of someone who doesn't know the weight and importance of promises and words will only ruin him and drive other users away.

Remember, that person is just doing his own business. Your blind protection of someone who doesn't understand the weight of words will only ruin him and drive other users away.

The game keeps telling me that updates are being delayed.