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Clearly can't handle someone's personal opinion either. I hope your game never gets a bad review!

I understand that many developers feel the system is unfair and isn't going as they had intended. Some have even gone as far to say the voting does nothing and you'll only get Greenlit if Steam likes you, end of story. The fact is before Greenlight you would have had an even harder time finding someone to distribute your game and even the free advertising you get on there.

Even if you disagree with how Greenlight is run, it's simply bad publicity for yourself and unprofessional to vent your frustrations on Greenlight itself, unless you've lost all absolute hope. Twitter would have even been a better choice or simply not at all. You don't want something silly like this to haunt you down the road.

I do hope for the best for you and your game as I said earlier, it does seem like a cool game. Stay positive and hopeful, you'll get on there eventually!

Thanks for your opinion, it's a shame that you're unwilling to let me have my own.

anywhere near being accepted simply because ADHD kids like you only like shooters, minecraft clones and a few other popular genres

Really? At least I made valid points without having to make stuff up.

To The Moon is on Steam so I don't understand what you're going on about there.

You're right about some things though, a lot of gamers don't want to pay for HTML5 or Flash games that are on Greenlight because things like that used to be FREE! Now that there are tools out there to make development even easier, we're seeing more and more Newgrounds esque games that people are trying to charge money for.

All of the games you've mentioned probably are great, but let's be serious. La Mulana is designed to look like it's from the MSX which is 30 years old while Shantae is a sequel to a GBC game and looks like a GBC game. Not to mention their developers released the original on GBC after the GBA was released.

I don't think Steam's intentions with Greenlight was please every teenager who isn't old enough to have experienced the NES or SNES era.

(Ops, did I accidently delete my post so I didn't have to read more mindless dribble?)