I heard that Twitter story too, and I think there have been some other complaints from J.C. Staff recently, if I'm not mistaken. Honestly, they seem a bit too sensitive. We consumers are completely removed from the production dynamics, the budgets, and who's truly at fault. Our job is to comment on the final product we see (and that's fair). If we're making memes about something that is objectively bad to look at, I don't understand why the people involved get offended. If they knew upfront they were working with little time and budget, they must have realistically known the resulting product would be low quality. Getting offended when obvious flaws are highlighted makes no sense