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We have like one or two examples of something being fixed after everyone raged. That's No Man's Sky and the Sonic movie. We never expect anything to be fixed and generally lean on rioting when devs break things instead.
Don't forget Final Fantasy XIV. That game got a full rewrite, top to bottom and came out far better than its original state.
The MMO?
yes, the mmo at launch was a huge flop, so much so that the newer version of it kind of makes fun of the old world that was destroyed.