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Should one person have the power to determine a game's success or failure?
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>devs on twitter and reddit absolutely losing their shit because one guy on the internet said "i cannot recommend this game"


>THIS IS FUCKING ECONOMICAL TERRORISM!!!!!!!!!!
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retarded question
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>>749051948
Devs are actually delusional if they think this one faggot affected their sales that much.
He's not recommended successful games before.

Just make a good game. Why did this become that hard?
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>>749051948
It's not the reviewer's fault it failed. It's the troon developer who decided to make the game all about their troonish journey and the manager who didn't say "Fuck that, you're fired"



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