I used to be a patreon as well, though when I stopped it was for a different reason.
I used to defend Eyamaz all the time. I would talk about how he wasn't getting paid and didn't owe us anything. But then I thought about it, and he IS getting paid, through patreons. And there is nothing wrong w that in itself. The problem is when he keeps saying it's about to come out "soon" or "next week" or "in a few days" and that if you become a patreon of his and give him money, you'll get to play. So people pay, but it doesn't come out. He's not holding up his end of the bargain. THAT is the problem. It's not like a Kickstarter where it's a one time cost. It's a monthly subscription, for a game you don't get to actually play...