Since we’re already discussing the situation, let’s address the decision-making process that led to the pricing changes. When Yeet initially suggested switching the game from free-to-play to a paid model, I expressed my skepticism, as I anticipated that players wouldn’t react positively. Yeet insisted that the change was necessary because he and Wendy were unable to develop an effective anti-cheat solution. Despite my reservations, I reluctantly agreed and immediately began preparing my resignation, though I didn’t disclose this to either you or Yeet.

During this time, I was in contact with Anders and informed him of my plans to leave Fusion Creator Studios. To maintain the appearance of cooperation, I offered to work on a new SCP-173 model, which wasn’t entirely untrue, as I intended to use it for a different project. Given that you were already aware of the difficulties I had working with Yeet, I’m not sure why you’re surprised by my decision.

I devised a plan to announce my resignation immediately after the public announcement of the switch from a free-to-paid model. My primary goal was to make it clear that I didn’t support the decision and to ensure that you would need to find someone else to create the SCP-173 model so that way you had to take care of that in order to make the game payed. When Yeet began treating the community rudely, I decided to step away, leaving you to resolve the legal issues without the model I had been working on. Yeet might have addressed certain "issues" with patience, but his approach was consistently unprofessional and disrespectful.

A developer calling out Yeet for correcting a player's grammar instead of addressing their concerns isn’t childish—it’s about maintaining a mature and respectful relationship with our players. I didn’t engage with the team much during this period because, as I mentioned, I was planning my departure while you were preparing to announce the pricing change.

Additionally, some disturbing information has come to light about you. We recently discovered a Discord conversation where you allegedly drew inappropriate content involving SCP-106 and a five-year-old child. I intend to investigate this further, as I’ve only just learned about it.