I was “casting judgement” on the way they repeatedly broke the rules in the way they promoted their game. In the process of doing that, I pointed out flaws/issues I could see with their game’s presentation. (I am confident you will be able to recognize that when you read my posts.) Which I am suggesting you should help them with since you’re such a loyal and dedicated fan of their game.
Attacking critics doesn’t fix issues.
First and foremost: I refuse to stoop down to your level, so I won’t butcher your name.
I disagree with your assessment of the situation when it comes to the spamming, but I guess we won’t find common ground there.
As for the other topic… No matter if you are invested in tearing my supposed works of the past through the mud to get back at me, or if you are genuinely interested in me or my (again: supposed) past works - for some reason or another I would have chosen not to share them here. And you would not be motivating me to change my mind about this by the way you act.
Let me explain it to you like this: Your ability to evaluate the subjective qualities and flaws of a cake does not come from the number of cakes you have baked in the past - it comes from the number and variety of cakes your palate has tasted. You will certainly appreciate a skillfully made cake more if you have personally baked a few hundred cakes yourself. But it isn’t a prerequisite in order to say “This is a good/bad cake and here is why: …”
It’s the same with video games (or their store pages, for that matter): The more games/game-like experiences you have played the more your ability to critique them improves.
What you seem to be looking for is an easy way to prove that I’m “wrong” about the game you say you like so much. I have already pointed out that way to you: Help their dev improve their store page, so it actually reflects the qualities that are currently not perceivable through it.
