#it's become a LOT harder now that i'm no longer in a pre-ch2 world or mindset

[dont-ask-spade-queen]

Hello everyone. Mun Haz.

I know the few people still here waiting for the next update will already be disappointed that this...wasn't, but I'm afraid it doesn't end there.

Between real life (classes, work, etc) eating into my time and energy, and the release of the rest of the actual real game of Deltarune approaching much faster than anticipated (and therefore outdating much of what I had planned), my heart just isn't into the story I had started here anymore. For everyone who was anticipating its dramatic progression and thrilling conclusion, I sincerely apologize.

With that said, there have been other projects I have grown quite attached to (largely some updated post-Ch2 stuff that has to be separate from this pre-Ch2 content), and it eats away at me to not be able to share those, for as long as the arc I had started here remains unfinished.

So for anyone who has read this far, and hasn't unfollowed me out of frustration, here are the options:

Continue to try to finish this arc before moving on to updated projects. I will still struggle to draw the pages and panels in such a way that I feel does the story justice (though if you pick this one, I would appreciate if you comment/ask whether you're fine if it looks bad/unpolished). Considering it's not what I really feel like focusing on right now, that might take a long time. A long, long time. In this option, I still will not start sharing my more spoilery post-Ch2 story/ideas until after this arc has properly ended.

I set this story to the side to finish later, while I start on my newer, updated ideas elsewhere. I might make a text post detailing what was supposed to happen had I drawn it out, but somehow I feel that's kinda cheap. I might need additional feedback on this one (if you pick this one, please comment/ask if you want me to post the intended ending, or keep it secret until I eventually get around to actually drawing it)

[hazmatmaid]

I promise I do have post-Ch2 ideas. This is what's been preventing me from sharing them.

Do I continue to let it, or do I set it aside to finish later?

Hello everyone. Mun Haz.

I know the few people still here waiting for the next update will already be disappointed that this...wasn't, but I'm afraid it doesn't end there.

Between real life (classes, work, etc) eating into my time and energy, and the release of the rest of the actual real game of Deltarune approaching much faster than anticipated (and therefore outdating much of what I had planned), my heart just isn't into the story I had started here anymore. For everyone who was anticipating its dramatic progression and thrilling conclusion, I sincerely apologize.

With that said, there have been other projects I have grown quite attached to (largely some updated post-Ch2 stuff that has to be separate from this pre-Ch2 content), and it eats away at me to not be able to share those, for as long as the arc I had started here remains unfinished.

So for anyone who has read this far, and hasn't unfollowed me out of frustration, here are the options:

Continue to try to finish this arc before moving on to updated projects. I will still struggle to draw the pages and panels in such a way that I feel does the story justice (though if you pick this one, I would appreciate if you comment/ask whether you're fine if it looks bad/unpolished). Considering it's not what I really feel like focusing on right now, that might take a long time. A long, long time. In this option, I still will not start sharing my more spoilery post-Ch2 story/ideas until after this arc has properly ended.

I set this story to the side to finish later, while I start on my newer, updated ideas elsewhere. I might make a text post detailing what was supposed to happen had I drawn it out, but somehow I feel that's kinda cheap. I might need additional feedback on this one (if you pick this one, please comment/ask if you want me to post the intended ending, or keep it secret until I eventually get around to actually drawing it)