Recently, the 'Reverse: 1999' player survey became the talk of the community for all the wrong reasons. Distributed via in-game mail at 6:00 PM on July 20th, the 1.1 update feedback survey mysteriously became inaccessible just seven hours later.
Players attempting to submit their responses were met with an error stating that the survey had reached its maximum response capacity. Despite the technical failure, the developers still issued the promised 60 Drops (a small gacha currency reward). The issue was patched by the following day.
The community quickly deduced the cause: the developer likely opted for the 'free tier' of a popular survey platform, which caps responses at 100,000. Players mocked the situation, noting that the developer clearly underestimated their own active user base—an embarrassing yet ironic testament to the game's popularity.
In the comment threads, players quipped that the studio was too 'cheap' to pay for a premium survey tier. Others, however, pointed out the silver lining: this blunder inadvertently proved that the game's active player count is far higher than the developers expected.
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