Let me get this straight: some guy at Warner Bros. accidentally releases an unfinished patch due for release sometime in August, that was still easily runnable due to it being in its beta stage. You download said patch from an unnamed user that you failed to give what little credit they deserve because of it and run it.

The .ini files that you had changed in the first place were not compatible with this leaked and unfinished patch, so you deleted the edited .ini files so that it would be compatible, as it would have been in the first place had you not changed anything in your install directory.

You upload a video detailing how to install the patch, and spam it across any media that you could, including Reddit, although you've removed it for some reason.

The 'community manager' for Warner Bros. contacts you telling you to remove your posts instead of taking them down right off of the bat(NPI), spreads misinformation about your files containing malware and threatens to ban you, you supposedly say that "No, I am fighting for the people", ""Shouldn't of released it by accident. Shouldn't of released a broken game. Shouldn't of kept us in the dark", then after messaging the CM in their forums you get banned temporarily for one week.

And the next day it's released.

There is zero evidence that you communicated with a community manager on those forums, you of course have no screenshots of this exchange yet claim to have 'forced them to release their patch'.

People on steam have reported this of your file "It just ♥♥♥♥ed my computer over. It's installing hundreds of viruses and spamware I don't know how to get rid of them"

He later reported having to remove 1,104 pieces of malware.

Your profile also has a VAC ban.