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>before people say it's dead it's not dead. there are just other more popular games that the regular players are playing instead which is killing the players numbers but it doesn't mean the game is dead.
why the fuck do they do this every single time? why can they never just admit when something has flopped or is dying off? it's not as though the universe exists solely within their head and their acknowledging a dying game makes it reality. even objective shit like concord they refuse to admit it on and instead blame sony marketing or genre fatigue as though nobody had heard of the game prior to launch and they hadn't been getting told loudly from the initial trailers and pathetic beta numbers that people didn't like the game.