Developer Communication to the Community Doesn't Last Forever

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Gonna make some people mad with this one.
Tekken has actually been more responsive than any of the other current games to at least acknowledging problems; but eventually they're not going to want to deal with telling you anything anymore.
streamed May 16, 2025

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