Why aren't they playing the reliable death threat card to get criticism off their backs.
this post was submitted on 24 Jan 2024
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Waiting for the day a company trys suicide baiting on twitter
Sure, it was. That was the big problem when the game launched. And I'm sure all the other claims in the article are equally true.
“People on the black market paid $200 for our game!”
[X] Doubt
"And we would've gotten away with it too if it wasn't for those meddling bloggers."
This story should be done and dusted but these devs keep dredging it up and coming back for more. It's really astounding.
It's like Sideshow Bob in a field of rakes.
People keep reading their tweets and clicking on the articles.
I enjoy popcorn with this shit show.
The whole thing was poorly managed and there's nothing they can say now to tell a different tale. I hope the people who put any effort into it gets paid somehow.
Does... Does he not know people recorded themselves trying to play?