“This is why your game is dying”: WB Games are Under Fire for Ridiculous Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Bans

Rocksteady Games and WB Games have probably made history by not managing the launch of a live-service game. Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League disappointed fans almost to a molecular level. After the Batman Arkham trilogy, it seems that this studio could do no wrong. 

Unfortunately, the studio betrayed player loyalty by creating a looter-shooter action game that lacked heart and soul. Thanks to a streamer that almost specialized in this game, players know about hackers and a possible new leaked character, but WB Games chose to attack this streamer instead of fixing the hacker problem.

After more than three years of being announced, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League disappointed fans as one of the worst games in current years. WB Games really doesn’t know how to make a decent game with DC Comics characters. Gotham Knights was also a failure between players and critics. This was really impressive, especially with Rocksteady making the Arkham Trilogy, praised as one of the best sagas in videogame history.

Miller Ross, a journalist and insider, has revealed on X that Trix Ridiculous, one of the few streamers of this title. He has just received a DMCA from WB Games after revealing that hackers were using a leaked character to be first in the leaderboard.

I’m not even kidding, but I wish I was. WB Games just sent Trix a DMCA claim over this off-screen photo of SSKTJL’s in-game leaderboard. They will literally spend more time stalking Twitter for “leaks” than banning hackers. Incompetent twats. This is why your game is dying pic.twitter.com/gNQbeFEK4Z

— Miller Ross (@mmmmmmmmiller) April 5, 2024

Players are furious with WB Games decisions regarding this game.

Trix is like the only guy who legitimately still plays the games and they’re going to alienate him

— Mason.mccman (@Themccman2) April 5, 2024

One of the few streamers of this title has been attacked by the company that distributed the game.

Sending a DMCA to the account of one of your few remaining players because they posted a screenshot from your game’s own leaderboard is peak Suicide Squad

— Sadot The Gamer (@sadotthegamer) April 5, 2024

It’s almost ironic how WB Games is attacking the few remaining players in this game.

Literally saw him getting dogged by trolls the other day for doing build videos and still covering the game relatively positively. How do they repay him? DMCA claims for taking a photo of the leaderboard. Go fuck yourself, @wbgames https://t.co/sdV6QaGWik

— Miller Ross (@mmmmmmmmiller) April 5, 2024

After saying very positive things about the game, Trix is being treated like an enemy, according to WB Games.

Trix was a very active defender of the game, but after what WB Games just did after he complained about hackers, the streamer will probably abandon the game for good. 

It really seems that this company is doing everything in its power to kill off the remaining player base that this game has. Every new decision seems on purpose to ruin the already bad reputation that Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has.

Users on X cannot believe this move from WB Games and are just shocked about how you can ruin your own project that much. The community is furious with the company.

The end of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League could be even closer than you think. Although WB Games and Rocksteady have a wealth of content planned, their treatment of players is likely to alienate new players from the game. This company will really need to rethink its strategy to save the remaining player base that this game has. Players will probably not get back into the game even if the project goes free-to-play.

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