@Jonathanprimm3 And believe me it's way more effective than any social media posts would ever be.
As a company they will see & do care when player just straight up stop caring, because that directly affects the meta revenue.
@Jonathanprimm3 Correct response.
However gacha endgames are never made to be fun, turn yourself into the kind of player that are ok to walk away from it doing the bare minimum.
I myself does, and it's never been so pleasant. I ditch the mode the instant I feel it's not worth my engagement.
@IMGWatcher22@VoidWalkerZero And no, telling her teammate to not assault YangYang don't even out her prior deeds. The action only implies she has her standard, a villain with standard , however charismatic it may be, is still a villain.
@IMGWatcher22@VoidWalkerZero Those are more than enough reason for Rover to be aggressive toward Phrolova, without the need to ever know who she is.
(and even then, their aggression only stays verbal unless forced by Phrolova to take response)
@VoidWalkerZero@IMGWatcher22 The key difference is every time they met, Phrolova was posing actual threat toward other innocent people, while Camellya only really attacks Rover, and not really with a clear malice
The Fracsidus thing is just one of the simulated possibilities she saw in her quest, not reality
@Ig_Arachnos Hmmm I'm ok most of those stuff in my game ngl.
Exept for ships, that'll introduce SHIPPERS to the community, those people are the most retarded bunch among gacha players.
Unlike the others they could whine for MONTHS without getting what they want and somehow continue to do so.
@overdri46058870@SpicyDumpling02 See, triggered with the slightest of effort.
It's like playing with a frog, you poke it in the a$$ then it jumps and goes "nghaaaaa".
Sayonara ไปคๅ boy, I shall go have my sweet weekend now.๐๐