you guys should quit SU

Summary

Mira (also captioned as “Mirror” or “Merror”) went live to respond to controversy surrounding the game SU and a statement from its development team. They said they were exhausted and had spent about a year working on the game for little pay.

Mira disputed claims that their criticism was motivated by greed or a desire for attention. They said they left after a developer called them greedy and then published a video about concerns within the team. The video had been in production for weeks and was released on an update day to reach more viewers. Mira said it was not intended to be monetized and that any ads were accidental.

A central concern was the team’s culture around minors. Mira said some testers were as young as 13 and pointed to alleged NSFW messages and jokes in private channels. They also challenged a claim that a homophobic slur had not been used against community members, citing Ry’s account and Ren’s apology. Mira welcomed Ren’s apology and said the point was accountability—not accusing the developers of being predators.

Mira acknowledged that they had once given permission for a nickname or term to be used, but said their feelings later changed. They admitted they should have spoken up at the time rather than quietly avoiding voice chat.

Mira criticized D’s response as deflecting responsibility and discussed a screenshot involving Tobias, who was reportedly 17 at the time, and his girlfriend. Mira said D had doubled down rather than addressing the concern. They also noted that the screenshots came from private tester spaces, but argued that this did not make the behavior harmless.

Mira said they wished SU and its community well, but were unsure whether they would continue making Roblox content or leave Roblox altogether. They encouraged viewers to watch the video and said they wanted people to be held accountable.

Presenter: Mira (also captioned as “Mirror” or “Merror”). People referenced as contributors or participants: D, Ren, Ry, Zelon, Tobias, and Sedic.