KingKrouch

I'm aware about the stigma around paid mods, and how it ruins the spirit of modding and the community at large. But I'm also aware that it's vastly underappreciated and supported, especially in a day and age where game publishers and executives rely on modders to fix their games, and rarely ever get pushback for releasing something half-baked themselves. I have no intentions of pay-walling my future mods or keeping them closed source when there's a release version that I'm personally happy with sharing. But I feel like I need to make a compromise somewhere for my own good: I've been having some financial difficulties as of late, and alongside my burnout from making mods for games (due to not really getting anything out of doing it, despite spending a lot of time and energy towards it), I figured I'd open up a donations and membership page for those who want to support my work. Having a financial incentive to continue work in a timely manner feels like something I need to do. People are likely going to call me a sellout for doing this, but I have justifications for doing this that are different than just outright greed. For those people that are fine with waiting, you don't have to support me with a membership, but just know that it could affect the timeliness of releases or make them less likely to release at all. You can do one-off donations (as a tip of gratitude), or a monthly membership for extra bonuses, such as prioritized technical support and early access to my mods that haven't released publicly yet. Feel free to tip or become one of the moles today (I swear, there's context for this that isn't condescending)! Or just throw me a tip if you like my currently released work.

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