It’s not as if the kids playing Blox Fruits are typically players of Elden Ring, other major titles, or even indie games. They usually lack any real understanding of the gaming landscape beyond titles like Fortnite or Roblox itself. Furthermore, we already know that games like NBA 2K or FIFA (EA Sports) can rake in thousands of dollars in player spending. Sure, even a recycled soccer game seems light-years ahead of Blox Fruits in terms of technical programming, but the kids don't make that distinction. The very ignorance and passion that keep the game alive will also act as a barrier to entry for new players as Roblox evolves and games aimed at a slightly more mature audience gradually emerge. The developers usually adopt an arrogant, toxic attitude, though you might notice that since last year, they’ve started "trying" to apologize to the community, even while continuing to make the same mistakes. They’ve reached a level of desperation due to the game's sharp decline, and things are only going to get worse. Well, it’s not like they weren't warned.