The Glass Cannon Network Back Home On Patreon

Troy LaValle hosts a live stream to announce the Glass Cannon Network's return to Patreon after a three-year stint on Supercast, clarifying that the move is not an April Fool's joke despite the date. He explains the decision was driven by Patreon's evolution—now offering individual RSS feeds and a more robust platform—while Supercast failed to scale with the network's growing content demands. The shift brings streamlined pricing ($6 basic, $12 premium, $25 Vorpal), eliminates grandfathered rates, and introduces sales tax collection via Patreon, which affects international users more significantly. Despite initial frustration, Troy emphasizes the move ensures long-term sustainability and better user experience. He previews the upcoming three-day Nash Rally Marathon in May, aimed at unlocking new content like two seasons of Delta Green and a reimagined New Game Who Dis, and reaffirms the network's creative momentum and community spirit. The episode closes with a heartfelt call to support the network's future. Key takeaways include: 1) The network is returning to Patreon for better technical support and scalability; 2) Pricing changes are minimal for most, with a free month offered to ease the transition; 3) The $25 Vorpal tier is now focused on pure support, not perks; 4) The upcoming Nash Rally Marathon will unlock major content goals; 5) The move ensures long-term stability and creative freedom; 6) International users should expect higher costs due to VAT, but Patreon improves global access; 7) The network’s creative energy is stronger than ever, with multiple hit shows in production; 8) Fans are encouraged to act quickly before Supercast shuts down on Sunday.