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ROT Behind the Scenes!

Hello, judicial Patrons!

Now that our first test run of ROT is complete, we can start learning from it to adjust some things for our next case! It's already written/planned, but we're going to take a couple weeks off for Whiskered's storyboards, which you'll get to see soon, and some other time-sensitive things. The ROT pace of weekly reactive episodes is very fun, but pretty rigorous, so there will likely be breaks between any given case. That being said, here's a couple fun results from this first series:

This was a very fun interaction-based experience and we were thrilled with the amount of discussion and votes that came from it. Audience participation was going to make or break this series, and you all really let it thrive.

But enough about ROT! Next up is:

Thank you all so much for hanging around for our diverse content! ROT was a lot of fun for us visually and narratively, and we learned some new animation tricks while we were at it. Trying new things has been an exciting way for us to grow, both our own skillset and our network of collaborators, and it wouldn't be possible without your support so thank you again!

Till next time!
- The East Patch Team

ROT Behind the Scenes!

Comments

It is always delightful to see your updates, and I am especially excited to see patreons going from 1.5 votes to 2 votes as selfish as that sounds!

Orlando

In terms of options, i would say more an perhaps a bit more time/number of questions would work wonders. For the release option, i believe depending on the crimes it would vary but mostly there should be a drawback of some kind as a incentive for future people to not do these things.

Antonio

I wouldn't quite quite say no remorse but yeah, this tone could have been different and all that. Surprised as well at the ratio of votes.

Antonio

I'm constantly amazed at what you're able to accomplish on a tiny budget. Great concepts and great writing make for great entertainment. As for ROT feedback, I was surprised that True got such an overwhelmingly positive response. Maybe the audience was factoring in the reality that he's living in a rather oppressive legal system and giving him the benefit of the doubt, even though he did some terrible things for a long period of time with no remorse.

John Friedrich


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