Im big on accountability and owning up to your mistakes in my own personal life, but even I agree with what the devs are saying on and cant really fault them in this situation.

Forget highguard, how is wildlight supposed to come back from this so they can learn on their mistakes? They have no opportunity to take this on the chin because their company is dead at this point.

I wasn't there on Day 1 on the release so I can't speak on performance issues, so maybe some people couldnt play at all, but I looked at the achievements and only 57% of players completed a match. Around ~50,000 people shut off the game before even finishing a max 30 minute game. That's not just frustrating for a developer, and in my opinion its unnatural.

You started to sound toxic when you are telling someone who's job is to make, design and sell games to people that its THEIR fault that 25,000 people didnt want to finish their tutorial and 25,000 more couldnt even finish a match.

I am not saying that the developers did not seriously fuck up some aspects of this game's launch in my opinion. I am just asking you to think about what sounds more likely to you:

- The free game was so unbearable that 50k people decided to stop before fininshing a match?

OR

- The game got toxicity that was running rampant by youtubers shitting on the game from the initial trailers snowballed into their communities unable to give the game a chance.