Back on September 20, we decided to disrupt the ramp games niche. We saw an opportunity to bring something new to the genre and raise the standards of the ecosystem once again. We introduced a new way of playing, with custom animations, models, rigs, unique sounds for each vehicle, and custom VFX coming soon. We built a proper roadmap around the project, with many new features that have never been seen in this niche and are still waiting to be released. We created a completely new nitro system, engagement pools, a vehicle garage, a new economy, and many other features designed from the ground up. But eventually, when new competitors enter a genre and start pushing its limits, someone at the top will feel threatened as their position begins to be challenged. Competition is healthy. It pushes creators to innovate, pushes UEFN forward, and ultimately gives Fortnite players more options and better experiences. Regarding your accusations: if you genuinely believe that any creator has copied, used, or distributed your assets without permission, you should contact Epic Games and file a proper DMCA claim, clearly identifying every asset, piece of IP, or copyrighted material you believe has been infringed. Otherwise, I can't take those accusations seriously. And since we're having this discussion publicly, I'll address your main arguments directly: 1. Title: It passes moderation (Eventually, a two word title will be displayed for search engine purposes). 2. Thumbnail: We're constantly working on new A/B thumbnail tests because we don't receive direct CTR feedback. We're already experimenting with different approaches, including realistic and AI-assisted thumbnails. In fact, we've already replaced the previous thumbnail because it wasn't performing as expected, and more new A/B tests are coming soon. 3. Gameplay Both experiences exist within the same ramp-game genre, so naturally there will be similarities inherent to that type of game as any other genre. What matters is the actual implementation. We've built our own systems, progression, economy, vehicle mechanics, nitro system, garage, engagement systems, custom assets, and roadmap around our own project. Calling the entire experience a “1:1 recreation” ignores those differences. We're completely open to fair competition and comparison. Players can play both experiences, look at the actual work, and make up their own minds.