It’s not the 1st time that an international version published by a korean video game company went that way.
Let’s assume a video game does poorly when it comes to income in korean but makes the most of their money (international version) with gachas and with a mismanagement as horrible as here then the game closes.
Do korean opinions matter for the publisher if the management killed all versions of the game and then blame western market “not supporting” the game?
Please don’t, I rather he types with thesaurus in hand than his ERP type which he does a few weeks back. At least that is readable.
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Of course, it happens often.
I don’t quite understand this, but the opinions don’t matter if the management kill it in your example.
I don’t know what this is supposed to mean, i’m sorry. 
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A lot of companies make a decent / good version for korean users while the international audience gets what we have now with itos.
It’s a given korean users can talk and exchange with the devs and publisher.
At some point the western market gets so angry they refuse to buy, support, p2w walls, gachas, and also because of exploited events and items without rollback or banning some famous exploiters.
So a war begins between the internation version asking the same game as the korean and the publisher but the publisher will never makes a U turn or agree.
Finally the game is unplugged for international, the publisher has not enough money from running the korean version alone and blame westerners to not “support” them.
This scenario happened so much but, all the way, cannot korean pressure the publisher to save the game so the others versions get the same treatment?
this game is dead lol
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I’m 100% fine with overpriced stuff as long as it’s cosmetics.
But Leticia qubez? ■■■■ THAT P2Wshit! The moment they released it, It was undeniable at that point.
ded steam rating ded gaem
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