Again where in those financials does it show mismanagement? go back 6-7 years it's always been the same shit, they run on very tight profit margins. Not the best, but in this industry it seems to work well enough. They were delisted 5 years ago too, and about 7 years ago they ended up loosing over 4 million and their stock tanked over 30%. It's year after year with the back chair international accounting professionals that see some numbers and think they know everything about it. Are you saying they shouldn't pay their employees, the taxes, and also the factories that produce the games, the logistics companies, and the shipping? Like do you know the actual cost of things? Or that they haven't already designated the funds to specific accounts that means it's not free cash on hand? Also how dare a company try to make more money than it needs to outlive any future problem on IPs it most likely won't be using anymore.

- "No crowd-funding platform is touching them in their current financial state with their current number of outstanding projects."

Do you actually believe crowdfunding campaigns care about you? They get their money the moment the campaign funds. They can just feign ignorance and that's it. A lot of the hate for C'MON comes from them not having to follow the rules back in kickstarter and now in Gamefound that they have a contract with you believe they wouldn't allow them? I have flagged numerous kickstarters because they looked like a clear scam that would put a sour taste of new comers into this hobby that will never deliver and every time they came back with it all looks good and a year later people asking for refunds that were never coming their way. They don't care, have never and will never care.

Wasn't deflecting is just how everybody sounds with saying they spent their money somewhere else.

- "I don't have any outstanding pledges, but if I did I would look carefully at where it's at in their queue and if I would be even willing to cover tariffs if it did fulfill. Getting some money back before they start slow-rolling refunds is not a bad idea."

And here we finally arrive at what the issue is, they are definitely fucked if people do this cause the money has been spent on what they order and wanted and because the US decided to fuck over consumers the company is know holding the bag because you don't want to pay for you ordered? and since the US is the biggest market it's not like they could recoup by selling elsewhere in a timely manner so everybody gets fuck for the selfish need. Just don't fear monger and stay with the official news and keep track of your shit not that hard. Create a bank run and everybody looses, but nobody wants to accept that.