"Certain bloggers made huge money by creating false content with huge titles from the very beginning to gain views and followers, exploiting the lack of information about the game's development," Fntastic said.
I will say there is a kernel of truth here. Negativity does tend to drive more traffic than positivity, and more traffic does equal more money in terms of ad revenue. However, I don't think any blogger had to create false content as Fntastic implies because everything being shown and not shown was more than enough to paint a very dubious picture. Fntastic also ignores the fact that many of these "bloggers" were Youtubers showing actual footage of the game, so they weren't exactly faking the content.
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