Original sentence: The company is best known for producing War Robots (formally known as Walking War Robots)
Edited sentence: 2018 served to continue in the prior year's predatory capitalistic trends and witnessed the saddest attempts at monetization yet; unofficially dubbed "mosquito bots" were released (at similarly expensive costs) with speeds, defenses, & special abilities which (in part combined abilities previously introduced to the game) far surpassed the scope of 21st century psuedo-science fictional warfare.However, tensions among the player-base continue to escalate as "unattainable" new content is still being released whilst the currency in the bank accounts of players' mothers is diminishing.In August of 2017, Pixonic initiated the destruction of its reputable Free-to-Play game via the release of three "Korean Robots", each of which costing $225.In addition, Pixonic has taken systematic steps at severely reducing in-game rewards incentives, overhauling the economic system (and reinstating a fraudulent one), punishing "free-will" gaming styles of combat, and overwhelmingly creating a sense of being screwed over among the players.In the same year, robots with a so-called "Descend" ability were released, each costing $300, severely outclassing any content WWR had seen to date.On 28 December 2018, Pixonic released a video message on its WR Facebook page assuring players that their concerns would be addressed in the upcoming year.The company is best known for producing War Robots (formally known as Walking War Robots), a virtual mech game which profits off of children spending all the money in their mothers' bank accounts