Roblox is becoming a dystopia and we need to fix it. I’ve played for so long, and it’s sad to see this platform becoming the hellhole that it is doomed to become. We need to speak up to stop this massacre. I believe It’s time for him to step down for good, and never work in the gaming space ever again, as well as undoing the disastrous changes he has made, and the future ones he will create as a result of him being in charge. 

Communities are already in turmoil due to Baszuki’s devastating work. The recent age verification update forces users to give their facial data to have an AI verify their age in order to have access to chat. This ruined many aspects of Roblox, separated users from each other due to this flawed “protection” system, and more bad changes are only on their way due to Baszuki’s tyrannical rule.

Recently, Roblox announced they were removing 2D faces and replacing them with controversial “Dynamic Heads.” Baszuki’s reason for this change is “For players to be more expressive,” When in reality, it only hurts the playerbase, like many other of the harmful changes Roblox is making.

It’s time for David to step down as the CEO of Roblox once and for all, and no longer allow him to work in the Gaming Industry from now on.

WHAT WE DEMAND:

• Have David Baszuki step down as the Roblox CEO, and no longer allow him to work in the Gaming Industry.
• Have an active, player-based council instead of the CEO, that listens to the community and makes changes based on their feedback. It’s a useful system in which many games use.
• Undo every controversial change Roblox has made and is about to make. This includes the Chat Update, Public UGC, Dynamic Faces, the upcoming removal of the removal of 2D faces, and many more.
• Have a system where the community can actively vote on what changes they want before they go public, so controversial and harmful ones can be denied, while changes that improve the platform go public.

”The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.”

― George Orwell, Animal Farm