A youtuber creates two videos about the game, and the project's budget goes up to $4500.

r0b0tsquid shows his frustration with pac0master and his out-of-the-blue promises he makes.

The application itself gets an article on Rock, Paper, Shotgun, which results in pac0master getting 400$ budget on the indiegogo page.

After setting up the page, pac0master begins to promise features in the game without consulting with r0b0tsquid beforehand.

It is important to note that r0b0tsquid was working exclusively on the program, and pac0master had no control of the development process.After the program's completion, pac0master creates an indiegogo page to budget the project.He continues to post in the thread with updates to his program. He begins to promise features in the game and doesn't consult the developer beforehand, which resulted in him losing control of the project and the developer working on the project independently.

Over the course of the thread, pac0master creates an Indiegogo page. R0b0tsquid, wanting a small bit of pocket money, accepted the offer for a small price of $110 and began working on the project. In a thread, pac0master asked someone to code a replica of a program he saw 5 years before, as he had no prior programming experience.

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