RockyRan

I know it was a completely terrible idea, but what I'm saying is that the paid demo was a pretty lazy way of raking in cash and they were too lazy to do even that.

I don't see how that's lazy or what laziness has to do with this at all. They don't think it's going to make enough money so they're not going to do it.

It's a lazy way to rake money considering how games typically have to be MADE before they start charging for it. There are plenty of other ways to gauge interest in a game, but charging for a demo ain't one of them.