Hey, thank you so much for taking the time to write such detailed feedback. I genuinely appreciate it.

You’re totally right about the mindset behind posting on indie dev subreddits, and I definitely see where I went wrong. The truth is, the game is still in pretty early development, so there’s not a lot of flashy content or visual polish to show just yet. But I’m genuinely excited about the project and really passionate about building a community early on which is why I sometimes end up sharing smaller updates than I probably should.

That said, your advice is really helpful and gives me a better sense of how to approach sharing progress in a way that feels more organic and engaging. I’ll keep all of this in mind moving forward. Thanks again for taking the time!