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Chapter 20 “Bathroom Encounter” Update (Early Access)
🕑 Added 2020-09-02 20:23:20 +0000 UTCFour (4) new multi-panels have been added to Chapter 20: Bathroom Encounter for Early Access patrons.
Jake pounds Amir with his monster, and just as Amir thinks his ordeal is over, Dave’s buddies make an entrance.
Chapter 20 also has a Gallery Page which contains panels that have so far been releases for Erotic Access.
These are multi-panels 1 to 4 of the 16 Early Access multi-panels for September.
A summary of the released and to-be-released panels for September can be found in the September 2020 Summary.
Comments
Marcus
Hi. Thanks for asking. Those are important considerations indeed. Sorry to hear about your experience with some creators. However, I find it extremely admirable that you are supporting a lot of creators. I thank you for myself and in behalf of other creators. I would recommend being with a creator for a relatively long period of time before making such a big commitment as an annual membership. This way you have an idea of how well a creator delivers content. That being said, annual memberships does have risks, so here are what I think the typical risks are and some information on where I stand on them. I've made a new article on the guide page to go into this in detail for everyone's benefit as well. Hopefully this answers most of your questions.
Thomas Polk
I like the discount proffered by the yearly payment scheme but I have been burned by Patreon's unprofessional policies in the past and find this new offer of yearly payments fraught with Pandoric nightmares. Currently under the monthly membership payment scheme, I have artists who are a year behind in their work and thus in their reward process. So I have over paid by a year. This was my bad because I allowed myself to believe that they would catch up. Now you are offering a yearly payment scheme that, according to Patreon, has no refund or prorated return option and no ability to pause for a month if you become stressed. So, I ask you whether you can assure your patrons that you can unwaveringly keep up your stated production cycle of 12 to 16 scenes per month for a year? I currently give money to 140 artists on Patreon and other services and have found many excellent artists who have not been able to maintain production. I don't mean to be negative, I would like to know that you have considered this possibility.
