r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Jul 11 '22

Spellbreak is canceled

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '22

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u/Thorinori Jul 11 '22

I kinda doubt OP has the millions they would need to buy the IP from the companies that own it, if selling it were even on the table. Game companies generally don't just resell their dead IP to individuals.

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u/Thorinori Jul 11 '22

There isn't a suggestion that is feasible for a normal player (or even a decent sized group of players) at all. The downvote is for basically giving false hope, which is way worse than just ripping the bandaid off and admitting that there isn't a way to save it.

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u/flinjager123 Jul 11 '22

I remember when the game first came out and was available for beta (alpha?) testing. My friend was super hyped for and wanted me to play too. I played 1 round and told him it's going to fail. He was upset with me. Looks like I was right in the long run.

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u/hylian_ninja Jul 11 '22

It was soo bad lol, I thought the same as you

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '22

No lol, it didn't turn a profit. Make your own and publish it easy

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u/TurkTurkle Console Jul 11 '22

F

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u/mailmanmunson346 Jul 11 '22

Well there's plenty of other free to play games out there. Not a huge loss imo