Inheritance Progress Report

Been a busy day!

Got up this morning and had an unusual number of messages waiting for me.  Nearly fifty messages waiting for me.  Took quite a while to go through and reply to all of them, so that's most of what I did this morning.

We have someone helping out a little bit. Nynx has been going through all of the old scenes and pointing out places where those scenes don't have proper exits.  We've gone through about half of the current in-game interactive scenes so far.  Basically this is a case of adding a link at the end of interactive scenes so it's easier to interact with the location.

Finished adding two new scenes for Mitsuko to the game.  Both submitted by Irish Major Tom.  Some of their best work to-date, and I'm really excited to see what everyone thinks of them!

And I think that catches us up to where we're at for the week.  Got a little more submitted content to get added, and still need to finish up the new sponsored scene this week, will hopefully get that all wrapped up tomorrow.

Friday will be a work day and I intend to work myself to the bone in the hopes of getting a good bit of content created before I vanish for the weekend 

Next week:  My kids go back to school.  This means I'll finally have some time to work on things during the day again!  It's my hope that we'll see an uptick in new content being added to all of our projects starting then. (When my kids got out of school for the summer, it cut into my work time a bit, I've been making up that time as best I can, but it's cut into production a little over the summer months.  Having uninterrupted work time again is going to be wonderful.)

In the meantime, we've been releasing several short stories related to Inheritance recently.    Part 9 of 10 in the story where Maki and Bubbles meet and get to know one another was posted earlier this week!  And the second of three side stories that run parallel to the Meeting Maki story arc in Inheritance was released earlier this evening!  Stories are Patreon Only posts, and while they aren't necessary to understand what's going on in the game, they do add another perspective to what is happening and a delightful bit of additional depth.