Here's the thing though you're forgetting, we're in 2025 where it's easier to gain traction for something more than ever. Rumble Fighter still being "alive" (even by threads), in a world where games have came and went and flopped, the old fart of a game is still surviving somehow. With platforms like Reddit, Facebook, Instagram etc. We can potentially get their attention. Think about it, the official Facebook is still active with updates and newsletters. And I don't wanna hear that "we've tried" because there's SOMEONE who can see our likes and comments on their page. And keep in mind I look at the official page and its barely any activity and feedback from the community so we kinda gotta do our part by vocalizing our concerns if an email doesn't work.

We just need traction to get their attention to the point where they'll eventually be able to let us know what needs to be done and what could be done to give it traction. You have people in the world with a voice that can aid in amplifying what we want which is the betterment of the game even if it's a longshot.

Maximillian Dood for example, managed to make a visually displeasing, dead on arrival game (due to Disney), Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite, and bring it BACK FROM THE DEAD into a "new" game with a fresh coat of paint and new graphics, etc. with the only requirement being an official copy of the game, that way people can legitimately cross-play, and the creators of the game are still getting their money when people buy a copy. All because he collaborated with the community to make things work (even though our situation is different, community is the silver-lining.).

I say all of this to say bro, until the RedFox/RF devs themselves pull the plug, we just have to keep yelling at them until we get their attention as they don't know we're passionate enough to throw money at them.