The old version of RoE tokenomics, although very optimistic, does not suit the current market conditions and, more importantly, does not serve the interest of the token holders.
The very large raise and extremely high fully diluted market capitalization in the old version of the tokenomics would have put the project in the position to fail at the very beginning. VCs are reluctant to participate in projects with very high raises and huge market caps because of the increased downside risk.
Having a market cap of over $100 million would put RoE in the top 30 on Coinmarketcap.com gaming category. This would be a great achievement but it is unreasonable to make it a prerequisite for the token value staying afloat. At such a high market cap, even after all of the tokens are unlocked, high returns are expected - at least a few X on the initial listing price. That is why the raise, and thus the fully diluted market cap, are reduced.
Overall, the new version of the tokenomics is aimed to reduce the potential for short-term speculation and promote long-term ownership of the token, which would fall in line with RoE becoming a successful game, as opposed to a way for speculators to make quick returns.