That's a whole lot of text for stuff that I already know. And basically none of that is valid to compare FKG to Kanpani.

Yeah, there's an inevitable decline of interest, but that doesn't necessarily mean updates will slow down or cease. That's a really bad case of correlation = causation you're making. Hell, if anything, I've been seeing more ads for FKG lately, and it's still sitting pretty healthily in the top 5. Just because they stopped giving out promo codes doesn't mean they've stopped support entirely. It seems, for better or worse, they've been letting individual teams handle sales and freebies within the community, instead of through promos. Remember they didn't *have* to give everyone a 5*+ ticket for Xmas.

Nutaku is still active on the whole free stuff + contests on social media stuff. You're either just not seeing or ignoring the ones that don't have to do with the games you're used to. Because the major thing you're omitting is that Nutaku has spent the past year branching out to other adult game makers besides what's on DMM. They stream whatever VN is new on their store, and only occasionally go back to the older games like Aigis and whatnot. And if they're not giving free copies of said VN, they usually give free Nutaku gold or w/e else instead.

I don't know how it is that Kanpani stagnated so badly, and I doubt any of us will get to the complete truth. But nothing you've said points to FKG going down the same path anytime soon.

About Kanpani, I remember reading that they were given 1 year of content and they rushed it in the first month...so my guess is after the next 11 month with nothing,the playerbase was too small to bother bringing new content.

That's the rumor, anyway. How Nutaku managed to fuck up that badly to begin with is the real question, though.

But like I said, FKG's been having constant events since day one, over the course of over nine months. I think it's safe to say it's actually one of Nutaku's healthiest games, nowhere near the likes of Kanpani.