Quote: Aura24Some fans who think the publisher should listen to their every whim on what they desperately want in a Spyro game and then getting all mad and upset when a Spyro game doesn't have what they desire in it by sending death threats and hate mail to the devs gives off the impression of those fans being somewhat selfish.
Some people realize that the way you are phrasing this is a use of weasel words, vague manipulative words masking bias via an assignment of a nebulous or ambiguous demographic (e.g. some people), a type of misleading and biased device in writing.
Other people notice a lack of proper grammatical flow in your sentence, A better way to put it would have been: "Some fans think the publisher should listen to their every whim regarding what they want in a Spyro game. When a Spyro game does not have what they desire, the fans become upset and retaliate by sending death threats and hate mail to the developers, giving the impression that those fans are selfish."
Your sentence structure was lacking, the use of both mad and upset together is redundant, you had improper punctuation, you formed a run-on sentence, and you used once sentence where three or more would have been more proper. As for the content, it shows that, more or less, you have equally strong feelings against Skylanders.
However, if you had read the topic properly, you would have noted it was a discussion of preferences and debate about the Classic Spyro series and Legend of Spyro series, and Skylanders was neither the original topic nor was it a major point of concern within the posts.