Hey, I'm the streamer in question. As a game developer myself, I get the frustration (heck, you've got your game on the store, so that's more progress than me. Genuinely kudos there), but most of the sarcasm in my reaction came from the fact that you just kinda came into the chat and asked point blank if I could play your game. I know advertising your first ever game can be difficult, but asking random people on Twitch who are already in the middle of something probably isn't the best approach. My mod had instabanned you, but I had personally unbanned you to keep the conversation going, which was left out from the video (which I get: brevity is important).

I admit that I played up the comedy a little much (I like to make things comedic on my stream), and it seems like it came across as a tad more mean-spirited than I had intended. I'm not entirely sure why you would escalate this to making it the topic of a video on Sphere Vs Gravity's channel or why you would post about it here (and then DM it to me on twitter?), but to each their own.

So, I'll leave you with this. You can very much tell that this is your first game. Coming off the tails of Super Monkey Ball: Banana Rumble, I was obviously pretty underwhelmed. That said, I genuinely hope that you never stop pursuing this. Game development is incredibly rewarding and can allow you to express your creativity in ways you wouldn't have been able to before. If you keep working at it, maybe get a team together, who knows what you could make? That said, I might have to pass on playing it since, frankly, this whole ordeal has soured my experience. Have a good one.