Blade Art Online v12.93

hello, for the past two weeks you have avoided giving direct responses and continue to ignore the points being discussed. throughout this entire period, you have made accusations, yet you have not provided any evidence that the product is a scam, nor have you clearly explained what exactly proves your claim.

this is not a scam. i can prove that very easily. the product delivered is the exact same one shown in the video and described on the product page. nothing was hidden, replaced, or changed after purchase. on top of that, i even provided a test map so potential buyers can verify that everything works before using it in their own projects. if this were a scam, there would be no reason to provide a public testing environment that allows people to verify the product for themselves.

what is actually happening here is simple: you choose not to follow the instructions provided, you ignore the manual, and then blame the product for the consequences of that decision. when something is used incorrectly or outside of the documented setup process, that does not automatically mean the product is broken, defective, or fraudulent.

at no point have you demonstrated that the delivered product is different from what was advertised. at no point have you shown evidence of false advertising. at no point have you identified a feature that was promised but does not exist. instead, you continue repeating accusations while avoiding the questions that would actually determine whether your claims have any basis.

if you genuinely believe the product does not match what was advertised, then provide evidence. show exactly where the description differs from what was delivered. show exactly which advertised feature is missing. show exactly what information was false. so far, none of that has been presented.

making accusations is easy. proving them is another matter entirely. calling something a scam is a serious claim and requires actual evidence, not assumptions, frustration, or personal opinions. repeating the word "scam" over and over does not make it true. facts do.

the reality remains unchanged: the product is the same one shown in the videos, the same one described on the page, and the same one provided to every other customer. your refusal to follow instructions does not transform a legitimate product into a fraudulent one.

at this point, it appears that you have already decided on your conclusion and are attempting to force the facts to fit it, rather than examining the facts themselves. the issue here is not a scam. the issue is that you continue making serious accusations without providing the evidence required to support them.