Ranma Saotome

We all saw this coming. Even with the “hate,” the game opened at 100K and still managed to drive every last player out the door in a single day. That isn’t bad luck. That’s the audience taking one look and deciding the product wasn’t worth their time. Then the devs decided gamers were the problem instead of admitting the truth, and that little meltdown exposed the real issue behind the scenes. Toxic positivity, no accountability, and a studio culture that treated criticism like a personal attack. This result was baked in from the moment you refused to take a hard look at yourselves. You set the dominos, you tipped them, and now you’re acting surprised that they fell exactly the way everyone predicted. Try actually reflecting instead of dumping your frustration on the people who showed up, tried the game, and left because of your choices, not theirs. You made this bed. Now you’re laying in it, and it fits exactly the way you built it.