But Cuatro stated that he had been enduring weeks of criticisms directed at his team, his family, and himself, in addition to assuming blame and responsibilities that, he said, did not belong to him. He pointed out that the reactions to the event were divided and that some participants attributed issues to them that did not depend on the organization. Regarding the cooperative series, he claimed they would not cancel it because some participants did not follow instructions or did not play as a team, even though, he stated, they received instructions an hour in advance and had alliances to identify the members of each group. He also rejected accusations of favoritism and said that his team had the experience to distinguish technical errors from game failures. Cuatro expressed sadness over the toxicity that, in his opinion, had surrounded the series, and affirmed that participants insulted them and spread incorrect information about the attention they received. He said they had handled more than 700 tickets during the season and had insisted that players use a Discord channel to send feedback. He also defended the technical work and content of the series: he stated that the team had adjusted the difficulty and mechanics in all seasons and had incorporated novelties. He added that they had revived all participants in several seasons and urged that no hasty conclusions be drawn about future resurrection mechanics. Finally, he said that Eufonia was doing things well, that the team was striving and growing, and asked those who disagreed to let them work in peace. #Toxicidad #JuegoEnEquipo #Feedback (translated)
