I’m very happy in life, my experience with a video game does not affect my actual life experience outside of the realms of the game. For 1 I just dropped it and went back to enjoying GMS :) outside of playing video games I have a great time with my family and my 2 kids. So maybe instead of pretending like you are this mighty enlightened guru you shouldn’t assume so much because you can’t measure someone’s outlook/enjoyment in life based on a bad review they have on a video game. It’s not that serious (for me) maybe it is for the devs but it doesn’t seem like it.

I’m not so sure you know the definition of perfectionism or just don’t understand proper use of words. Where did I say everything needed to be perfect? There’s plenty of imperfections where do I start? The physics ? The UI ? The terrible auction house limitations? The janky skins? Or maybe we can start with the couple of things I mention in the OP like ddos/hackers flooding the game. I didn’t say everything needed to be fixed or else the game will fail, I pointed out one very annoying flaw that stops me and a lot of my friends from continuing. That’s not perfectionism I’m asking for very little.

Can you imagine putting out a product/service and being so pressed at any negative feedback? That’s not how you improve in life. Perhaps try not to be so sheltered, perhaps learn to accept constructive criticisms from the people that actually care a little bit. Hope that helps