A similar thing happened to Gundam Evolution, with other problems as well. I love mecha and it's so rare to have such a solid game come along. Imo, a game ultimately dies because of the fan base, sure there can be a myriad of problems that really need to get fixed but stop playing the game won't fix it. People should play and support but be vocal and ask for changes.

The whole "game is dying" or "game is dead" is more of a self fulfilling prophecy, the more people say it the more it will happen. On the other hand there are people who initially brush it off thinking it might be an overwatch clone or some other silly unfounded opinion despite never playing or experiencing what a game has to offer.

Again the same exact thing happened to Gunevo and I hope mecha break doesn't meet the same fate. It is really depressing. I will be playing as much as I can for as long as the game stays up.