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The release of the documentary's first three episodes resulted in the hashtag "metagame" rising to #2 on the United States trending page of [[Twitter]].<ref>[https://twitter.com/metagamedoc/status/1337535302722756610 #2 on U.S. Trending]</ref> | The release of the documentary's first three episodes resulted in the hashtag "metagame" rising to #2 on the United States trending page of [[Twitter]].<ref>[https://twitter.com/metagamedoc/status/1337535302722756610 #2 on U.S. Trending]</ref> | ||
The documentary received a mixed reception from the player base upon its initial premiere. Some players prominently featured in the documentary such as {{Sm|Mango}} and {{Sm|Leffen}} publicly criticized it, arguing that their depictions in the documentary were unfairly biased as a result of excessive focus on their past personal actions. | The documentary received a mixed reception from the player base upon its initial premiere. Some players prominently featured in the documentary such as {{Sm|Mango}} and {{Sm|Leffen}} publicly criticized it, arguing that their depictions in the documentary were unfairly biased as a result of excessive focus on their past personal actions. Critics of the documentary also argued that it did not provide equal screen time to all of the featured players, identifying {{Sm|Mew2King}} and {{Sm|Hungrybox}} as "gods" who received comparatively little screen time compared to the others. | ||
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