A controversy is brewing in the Hispanic community. The Hispanic community is starting to say that a large part of the current problems are their own fault. This stems from the fact that a large portion of the community (for some reason) hated the free brawler skins. However, these skins didn't decrease the chances of getting the brawler itself, so if you got the skin but not the brawler, I don't understand what the problem would be. Then they started complaining and complaining, even demanding that the brawler skins be removed. What happened? Well, the brawler skins were removed. As a result, comments like "thank you community" or "hungry-community" began to appear, and after the uproar, the community started blaming Supercell for this decision.

And while it's true that the compensation for releasing these skins is terrible, if no one asked for them to be removed, this problem wouldn't exist. It's always said that Supercell messes up, but the community isn't exempt either. In this case, Supercell just listened to us. What should we learn from this?

Don't just spread hate for the sake of it. Many people say that you shouldn't applaud when someone does the bare minimum, and that saying is very fitting for this problem: many people don't say anything when Supercell does something right, but they emphasize it 20 times when they do something wrong. That's actually fine. If a game is going down the wrong path, it needs to be pointed out, but if they do something right, that needs to be acknowledged too, because otherwise it seems like they're doing everything wrong and they end up taking desperate measures.

The community makes me angry