Eldet - LGBT medieval visual novel

Hello, I am writing to you today on behalf of Marccus, who has hired me on as an assistant to communicate with the backers of his Kickstarter project Eldet, as he implements a significant change regarding the project, which is as follows:

Due to frustrations regarding the current constraints imposed by the game engine he has been using, Marccus has decided to restart the project in a new engine, which he feels will allow him to execute his vision for the game without compromise.

However, this decision would change the game in terms of appearance, gameplay, and the hardware necessary to run the game, as well as delay its development significantly more than it has already been delayed, and so, he has decided to issue full refunds to all backers of the kickstarter project.

Although he has used up all of the funding of the initial campaign to work on the game for the past three years, he felt that it would be unfair to leave his supporters on the hook for his decision to change course on the game’s development, and will be issuing the refunds with money taken from his current source of income. As such, his plan in issuing refunds is as follows:

Starting in August, Marccus will be issuing mass refunds once a month, every month, over the course of the next year. He wishes to express that he would prefer to have all refunds given out sooner, but while he issues these refunds, he still has his own rent, bills, and other living expenses to pay for, which limits the amount he is able to pay back each month.

Refunds will be given out in alphabetical order, starting with the highest pledge tiers ($200 or more), down to the lowest pledge tier ($12 or more).

If your credit or debit card or other payment source has changed since the initial campaign, kickstarter has the following information to offer:

help.kickstarter.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005139253-What-if-my-backer-s-card-has-expired-

As the above article mentions, if repayment via card is not an option, I will send an additional message on behalf of Marccus to find a way to get your money back to you. He has an account with paypal, and is willing to sign up for additional money sending services if paypal is not an option for you.

Last, he wishes to express that he realizes he was unprepared for the amount of time and work would be necessary to finish this project within the constraints of a kickstarter campaign, which by its nature adds heightened expectations and additional stress on top of the effort of making all parts of a game by himself. A record of all original backers of the project is still kept on kickstarter even after backers are issued refunds, and as thanks for believing in the project in the first place, he will be using that information to send activation codes for the game when it is finally finished. Eldet is a project he has devoted so much time, and after being refunded for your initial support, he wishes to share it with you when that time comes, free of charge.

I will be available every Saturday and every Wednesday to answer any additional questions you might have, please feel free to send them my way. You may send them here through kickstarter, or to my email at: rileyn.r.94@gmail.com

Marccus asks that you please direct comments and questions to me, as this was a difficult decision for him to make, and it takes an emotional toll on him to deal with individual situations on a case by case basis, as this project means so much to him.

Thank you for your time, as I mentioned before, please respond with any additional questions. To reiterate, refunds will begin to be issued next month, August 2019. Marccus still intends to post the development update for the work he has done during July, but further updates will take the form of updates on the progress of issuing refunds.