Quote: "Maybe they are already rich
millionaires who simply dont care. Like professional athletes after they sign their contract. "
I can assure you that's not the case... if that had been true I'd still be working for them (if they'd have me). Fact is they are doing everything they can as quickly as they can to make their 2 main products as good as possible. That's the only way a small company like TGC can keep going. They have always done their best for the company (and the community) and at no small cost to themselves. That's the truth. It must be quite hurtful to keep hearing people say stuff like this. If I still worked for them it would make me wonder whether it was worth keeping going. I'd seriously consider saying balls to it and move on to something else as a couple of other TGC employees did shortly before I was made redundant. They have absolutely no commitment (other than a moral one) to keep going. The V2 kickstarter work could be legally dropped if the company went into liquidation as far as I'm aware and they wouldn't owe anyone a penny. If the only thing keeping me going was a community that continually put me down I'd look elsewhere pretty quickly, but that's just me.
Edit: Personally I try to push the AppGameKit product on as many Indy development boards as I can, when I have the time. I try to stay positive even when there are problems with the product that slow me down or stop a project in it's tracks because I have seen TGC going out of their way for me and the rest of the community time and again. This community has been a great place to hang out and talk about making games for me for around 7 years. I'd hate to see it all fall apart, it doesn't take more than a small stream to split a mountain over time. It would be a shame to see this little green hill go that way.