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Given that 3DXChat 1.0 is almost dead, and the topic of, "Is 3DXChat dying?" now over and locked, I wanted to start a new topic now that 2.0 is finally upon us, full of possibilities and a renewed sense of imagination. Though I can't speak for the entire community, these are questions that I've been able to formulate in my mind, now that I've been free and clear of this game for a few months now, no longer driven by the negativity that misguided my thinking before, asking me to question something's death, rather than supporting it to live. Speaking for myself, at some point you have to grow up, and if you really love something, then you have to ask the proper questions in order for it to grow in the right direction, though not everyone will see your vision the same as you do, and that's okay. Not everyone's going to agree with everything said here, but I'm hoping most, will. And with this new thread, I bring with it updated questions from my previous thread; much like 2.0 itself, upgraded as well. Now that 3DXChat 2.0 is being tested in beta, what more could we do as a community to help better along the game's process, besides bug testing? Are you in need of artists willing to donate their time to help sketch out ideas for you? Are you looking for 3D artists that can help create more sex poses for you? If we could all pick one item of practical clothing we'd love to see come to life in this game, would that help alleviate the amount of content in some manner? What tools would we need in order for us to help with all of this? Are there people in the community willing to team up to help create any of this content? What can we do better, as a community, to bring back the spark of development for your game? How can we better enrich the flow of progress here? How can we better invest in your game? Are you in need of crowd funding? Could our frustrations be diminished, collectively as a whole, if we all work together? If I could sit the developer down in front of you, right now, and ask them to listen to you, without the fear of being censored by the only two moderators left in this forum now, how would you help them, if you would help them at all? I'm sure there are other questions that will arise, but for now, I'd like to initiate these to help begin a conversation. And if you have nothing constructive to add to this conversation, trust me, I was just like you. If I can grow up and try to help, I'm sure you can, too.

Has development for this sex game ground to a screeching halt due to a lack of community support; mainly, the new subscriber dollar? After three years of existence and gaining moderate success in the adult mass multi-player online role play game scene since late 2013 and into 2014, how far along are we, now three years later, before 3DXChat development ceases to exist? Could the release of 3DXChat 2.0, now resting on the horizon for a potential May or possible June release since its announcement on April 1st of this year, give this game, its developer and the small community fan base it carries, a much needed sigh of relief? Or has the community itself, partial or as a whole, in tandem with development, single-handedly driven this game down to the ground with the enormous amount of negativity lobbed back and forth to each other like an artillery shell game of hot potato? Where does the blame actually lie here, if there's any blame to give at all? Is there a feeling of "us vs. them" among everyone here and if so, are the antics of certain moderators here, only perpetuating that notion? Is the developer tired of paying out of pocket for a game that no longer holds the fan base it used to? Are certain people tired of paying for server costs, now that 2.0 could in fact, demand more from a server in order to maintain playable in-game stability? Has the developer adopted the, "It's not worth it" attitude when it comes to content creation, forcing past content creators and their submissions to the back burner, until new subscribers begin to emerge? Was the abrupt Public DJ project pulled, due to the realistic fear of potential opportunistic litigation from members of the music community? Is this something of a concern for any of you, and will your re-subscription to this game be your voice when it comes to change? Will you succumb to the patience game and support this game through thick and thin, or will you seek other games on the market that offer less than stellar graphics, with micro-transactions already in full play? How frustrated are you? If I could sit the developer down in front of you right now and ask them to listen to you, without the fear of being censored by the only two moderators left in this forum, what would you say to them, if anything at all?