I used to agree with that new tweet. But I don't mind review bombing so much anymore since it's become pretty clear that the other channels people use to complain about these policies are just ignored or straight up lied to about.
Probably the most frustrating thing about this. Like yelling into the void, or dealing with Microsoft's customer service :P
And as sad as that sounds, it's a lot better than the responses we've gotten since this whole fiasco started. Most of the time you're derided on and treated like an idiot, or worse, gaslit into thinking you're acting like a GAMERZ RISE UP troll.
I've seen this happen on twitter so many times, even when people voice their complaints in perfectly reasonable fashion. I've said this before, but the amount of disdain developers and "journalists" have for their audiences is really disturbing.
I don't like review bombing either, and I wish there were proper channels where customers and developers can have a frank discussion about these deals (and any other snafu that might happen in the future). Unfortunately, as more time passes, the more I realize it's not what developers or publishers want. We can't even rely on the media to properly cover this, and they're the ones who should have our backs :/
