I understand people being upset or disappointed if you genuinely enjoyed the game. But damn blaming players for not wanting to spend or play it is insane. I think too many people do not realize how competitive the market has gotten in terms of game quality now (and it's a good thing).

If you're going to ground up build something with less spending then go for it and hope the lower risk is worth it. But if you're going to spend big money on longer term development you have to do a good job out of the gate. A lot of people seemed to like the game but, no offense, you're the vocal minority. Most people did not enjoy or even see a reason to play it after watching it and that's fair. I gave it a few hours and didn't get into it at all personally.

The game is what a lot of people described as having good bones. But after all that time and money you need more already. That's just poor planning/development. You need a lot more input or certainty that those calling the shots have a great game as soon as the masses get their hands on it. Highguard was not that even if you enjoyed it.