this post was submitted on 09 Dec 2023
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I get that it was delivered with bugs and server issues. I get that it wasn't what was promised to the players. But being toxic to the devs? Fucking get a grip. You don't like it? Get a refund. And probably don't preorder in the future.
I'm so happy so see this upvoted here. On Reddit people say toxicity is justified if developers do "stupid shit". Or they say the toxicity is their own fault for making a mess, it should be expected, etc. Glad to be gone there
Oh no, the poor scammers, why is everyone so toxic?!