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So before you guys came, there was already an influx of negative reviews from people who did care for the game, because an update basically ruined friendly AI, making solo play a lot harder than it should humanely be.
These reviews were not tagged as spam and shifted the overal rating from "Mostly Positive" to "Mixed". This was way before the drama.
Now take a look at these below. It took me a minute to sample them. I sat there and scrolled for a minute, stopwatch on the side, copy pasting stupid Steam reviews in Noteblock.
Notice how in one minute I sampled a non-negligeable number of off-topic reviews that have nothing relevant to say about the game.
So when Steam says "we put a * on it because a lot of off-topic reviews happened at once", I can't refute it.
So here's a hint to any mob out there who wants to trash a game: come up with a plan.
Reviews from today, May 14th, are mostly coherent, so clearly some people figured that out, but boy were there many spam reviews since May 10th, that Steam has the right to flag as spam.
(EDIT: Fixed typos, sorry for that.)
Anyway quote dump:
Not all, of course - some cross lines or lack a binding context.
Hopefully those censored reviews will be rewritten by the players.