Bad moderation
They don't care about the success of their game.
And don't care about the players.
They ban players if they try to rise in ranks and hand out permanent bans to innocent people very cheaply.
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They don't care about the success of their game.
And don't care about the players.
They ban players if they try to rise in ranks and hand out permanent bans to innocent people very cheaply.
They don't care about the People, they don't interact with users.
They already killed an amazing game called Airrivals. Even when Users gave ton of feedback they ignore it.
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