“I had intended to not take the money owed to me for the month I worked on this from Breeding Season’s accounts, and simply announce this at the same time as I announced my resignation so that people would see that while Breeding Season might finally be dead, they would still have a valid option for funding a game about banging monstergirls/boys and running a monster farm.” “The way the actual Breeding Season game development was going, it would never have actually been finished, even if myself and the other artists worked 24/7,” he wrote. But Sandler said in a blog post of his own that he didn't do this “out of spite, nor greed, but through legitimate disagreements with HBomb’s method of management.” He acknowledged that the new Cloud Meadow project is his, but said he created it to “save what I could of the Breeding Season Project, and deliver on the spirit of the promises made by. There's clearly some personal animosity at play here, and it does sound like a pretty crappy thing to do. Instead he took the most cowardly possible option, to the point of even fooling Subtank into believing the work he was doing was for Breeding Season's benefit, and straight-up swindled us.” “Not even once had he brought up to me the notion of him leaving the project or faced me directly with his desire for different leadership. “S had gone entirely behind our backs to spend an entire month's worth of work (for which he collected over $9,000 of patron money, by the way) working on a new project that he planned to abandon Breeding Season entirely for,” HBomb's blog post states. But last month, Sandler effectively halted work then earlier this week a new project called Cloud Meadow, “bearing huge similarities to Breeding Season,” including art created by Sandler, appeared on Patreon. The contract was made before Breeding Season became a big success, but a deal's a deal, and its ties continue to bind. A Breeding Season blog post written by project creator "Harista-PipeBomb"-HBomb for short-says Sandler, who also goes by the names S-Purple and Shwig, was given an “incredibly generous contract” when he began work on the game that granted him, among other things, full rights to the artwork he created for it.
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