You have to understand that most people who stumble upon the game know nothing of its history and persistent problems. They see it as a shiny, interesting and promising new game and that's all they need. Ignorance is bliss, as they say. It takes time for the problems to become apparent and in the meanwhile they've probably already thrown some money at the game.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
How is this even possible? Last time i checked, beginning of last month, it was at 900 something. Since then, she got almost 100 new subscribers while doing nothing.
I agree, the funny part is long over.
We're in a remote corner of the internet, on a pirate website no-less, so the chances of our opinion reaching a wider population are pretty slim. Which is probably a good thing. Last thing we need is getting the website shutdown just because it got "too popular". To be fair, I feel like most people wouldn't even know about us if other places didn't "advertise" us. Every time Discord brings up the topic of F95, whether to speak good or ill, there's a chance someone curious might come looking for us, if only to investigate.
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