They push the update without any explanation and then delete any threads discussing what they did.

This is laughable - but also disappointing. Originally posted by Zim:I have to agree with JFF. Its embarrassing and it's disrespectful to their clients players. Maybe one day I'll re-discover it, buy it, and enjoy it - but for now, not interested in this petty behavior. Who knows if we'll find out - but for now, I'm removing this game from my Wishlist and forgetting about it. I hope to be completely wrong about this all and will happily eat my words if there's a good reason. If it's a testing strategy I'd be surprised. In fact there is so much to love but I struggle to understand a good reason for this demo limitation. Again, will these players not purchase the game because they put in a few more hours into the already-content-limited demo? I doubt it.

There are so many bugs yet they take the time to update the harmless workaround that players (who are loving the game) found so they could have some additional fun. Honestly like JFF said, it gives a strong negative-vibe. Instead they removed the workaround the players were using to play more of the limited-demo and then went another step and deleted any discussion of the workaround previously mentioned on Steam. there's an update! How exciting! Did they fix some of the bugs? Nope. Well at least some players found a workaround so we can play a bit more - so we can provide better feedback - so we can really wet our appetite for the full release. Oh, they did that? Great! What would be a poor, annoying, and cheap way to confine the demo? Add a timer or limit the number of battles. I get that it's a demo, but from a game design standpoint, I think the more creative way to confine the demo would be through limited content. The battle-cap shouldn't have existed in the first place. The number of people who may get hooked playing some extra battles without having to start over versus the number of people who will get so board of the demo they wont purchase the game has to be insignificant and I refuse to believe otherwise. why are the devs so concerned about people playing the demo a bit more after they've already limited the game's skill tree and playable map? Are they worried if we have a little more fun with the demo we'll be satisfied so much we won't want to buy the game? What a joke. They push the update without any explanation and then delete any threads of players discussing the workaround.

Raylectron demo limitation saving