It’s called protest, nothing new.
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Which is an appropriate response to cancelling a promised DLC.
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Yeah, I am. Get over it, Mr. AOE4 main who for some reason is coming into AOE3 spaces to complain that AOE3 fans are protesting the studio abandoning AOE3.
It’s called a boycott. It’s called protest. It’s called collective action.
And why is the AOE3 community refusing to buy DLC for games other than AOE3 a problem? Why should we pay a studio that betrayed us to develop games? And why shouldn’t we leave negative reviews if the only reason you bought AOMR premium was to try to fund AOE3?
Don’t post screenshots, apparently hoping I don’t notice, and try to hide behind the anonymity of the internet. If you have a problem with me, call me out directly.
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Do you expect us to continue buying whatever they throw at us after them LYING about the DLC, LYING that they will improve communication and that they care about us, playing dead for a whole year, then telling us all to f*ck off, then LYING about they are sorry while blocking whoever questions it on social media?
Then maybe hiring people like you to continually come and troll us?
The only last thing I’d care about the “AOE series” (ew) is when World’s Edge will go to
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That is, in fact, ironically, the smallest part of the problem.
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yep everyone is getting hung up on the DLC not getting delivered, while all the lies and disdain they showed to the game and community and the the fact they left the game in a partly unstable condition are a much greater problem.
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