>What're we thinking? That any vague interest I had in the game shriveled up and died when I read that, I already know I dont want to share a community with faggots like you. You dont post any info or personal opinions you have on a game you're allegedly interested in but want to know how "we" think. Your thread is complete dogshit and in better times you'd be banned for shitting up the board. That's what I think. Thanks for asking.
>>2020180 they should do it just to snub the tiny dicked gooks that simp for nexon out of their chaebol slurping instincts and the corrupt judicial system that sides with their quack lawsuits.
>>2020180 I really dunno what they were thinking with this setting. I know they wanted to attract the jap audience but these people can't even get their localization done properly. how the fuck are they going to get a setting with a ton of jap historical references right as someone who doesn't have/has to rely on a tea, of outsiders' help for the understanding of another knowledge?
The goddess Hecate, revered as the first magician, is most often depicted holding a torch in one hand and a dagger in the other.
A powerful goddess of sorcery, magic, and thaumaturgy, Hecate also presides over the moon and the night, shadows and crossroads, and boundaries. Her authority over boundaries allows her to govern transitions between worlds: day and night, life and death, surface and hidden, city and nature, and reality and unreality.
The torch and the dagger are Hecate’s most iconic symbols. The torch illuminates the boundary between night and day, symbolizing the divide between reality and unreality, and represents the key that grants access to the hidden side of reality known as magic. The dagger, in turn, becomes the magician’s will that manifests magic into reality.
Though myth has faded and the paradigms of the age have changed countless times, the two concepts of torch and dagger remain the most essential principles for magicians to this day.
“The key that unlocks the boundary between the surface world and world hidden beneath.”
Hecate’s torch, and the key that allows passage between reality and unreality. Derived from the ancient Greek word for “key,” the Kleis is an essential tool that allows magicians to wield magic, commonly referred to as an ignition key
Just as a car requires a key to start, magicians must enter the realm of unreality using a Kleis to use magic. Because every magician possesses one, the Kleis is also regarded as a symbol of a magician’s qualification.
“A weapon through which a magician’s will takes form.”
Hecate’s dagger, and a weapon that manifests a magician’s will into reality.
Artifacts are weapons that possess magical powers. They exist in many forms, from ancient relics steeped in history to ingenious creations born of modern craft.
Magicians who enter the hidden world through an ignition key can wield an artifact, which allows them to command powerful magic that would otherwise be impossible.
A sort of temporary bodyguard created by the Commissioner to protect the Shunin. The only information available about this entity is that its body is made of wood.
>>2029070 You will see panties because its artists love pantyshots (remember this key visual for Project KV >>2019175) and the same team already released a character design for AO with visible panties here >>2026493
I hope that it will be not as time consuming as Azur Lane. BA had very nice option to sweep, and even skip battles that are not bosses. It would be nice if gameplay wold be good, because from what I'm seeing art is already kino. Invite waterkuma to the party and it will be masterpiece.
What kind of timeline are these guys looking at? Judging by the guy constantly saying gameplay doko and the anemic details on the site it appears to be miles off but then I see the pv says 2026.
>>2018414 >look at picture >"wow, the girl is so pretty. with megane too? amazing". >see >>2018423 >....? the fuck? What a fucking massive downgrade, got my hopes up for nothing.
>>2018414 Nice i prefer turn based a lot more nowdays, from what I understand they got inspired by e33? Also how true is this talk about the devs losing goodwill with blue archive players from JP and KR? Does it hold any water or it's just overblown?
>>2043028 >from what I understand they got inspired by e33? This sounds exactly like something someone heard from someone else that heard it from something else, and so on. I'll doubt that until there's a source from an interview or something. >losing goodwill with blue archive players from JP and KR? Does it hold any water or it's just overblown? Overblown but no doubt the KV problem will affect diehard BAfags' perception of this game. Rightfully so if I'm being honest.
>>2043028 JP player tends to be more forgiving if the final product is good enough to satisfy them, KR fanbases, however, are known for holding grudge for a long time.
>>2043059 >>2043069 Tbf gachas tend to copy popular stuff and I remember watching a japanese streamer playing the full game as well too. It's just that usually takes longer and E33 didn't release that long ago for copycats to come out that fast, so yeah I think it's just turn based like hsr.
>>2043213 sure but they could have already been working on a star rail clone and added qtes to attacks and dodging/parrying to make it e33like we'll see
the story seems cringe but other than like gakuen idolmaster there's no gacha with a good story so whatever the three playable character designs we've seen are great
>>2043028 I've seen a lot of my jp follows followed dynamis one. JP doesn't really care much about the drama or not aware as much. It's most likely KR side that are more aware and shitting in them but as loyalty to BA and not for nexon. >>2043059 As a BA player, I'd still play this. I want to see these guys' own vision of BA if they're in full control. There's definitely something holding their group back in nexon that led them to such extremes. I actually want to see more BA clones tbdesu and stella sora disappointed me.
>>2043897 Not him but it's the only gacha I actually play so I'll give you my thoughts: It's just idolm@ster. I guess the strong character writing stands out a lot more thanks to the relatively small cast
>>2043975 Nta but if it's about character writing, umamusume is pretty up there too isn't? Also damn I tried playing gauken but setting up a VPN filtered me hard Might as well stick with umamusume anyway, umas superior to ningen women
>>2044273 >if it's about character writing, umamusume is pretty up there too isn't? Yes, but in Uma you have like 200 horses meanwhile GK only has 13 so each idol gets a lot more focus Also iirc in Uma the character stories are always the same regardless of what scenario campaign you play, while in GK every new scenario they've released until now comes alongside story progression for most of the girls
>>2043928 >JP doesn’t really care much They do, and a lot. If we’re comparing it to KV, AO has a lot less followers despite having shown way more, but a lot more detractors. Japanese BA fans straight-up demanded the Famitsu twitter account to remove the “former BA devs” in their ad for it. Diehards despise it and regular fans range from interested to feeling skeptical- and that’s putting it nicely. They no longer have the heaps of goodwill they once had. KR on the other hand hates it with a passion for many other reasons, such as the game being at least partially set in 1889 Japan and being backed by NCSoft
>>2044450 >having shown way more Few people care about loredump walls of text. What important things (cute girls) have they actually shown? Until yesterday all AO had was the OL hag and some dollcunny. By contrast, Project KV had 4(?) cute schoolgirls with great designs revealed very early so mogs AO by far.
>>2044502 they also had people draw the characters to celebrate the announcement. with this game we were just operating on faith that we'd get good girl designs eventually
>>2044568 >>2044502 Even before they released the designs (or anything, really) they had like 60k followers Their latest posts had two new designs and they still haven’t gotten much traction Then again, people used to think KV was a BA spin-off rather than a direct competitor so that helped
>>2044502 >cringy lore drop >creepy ass NPCs >just another turn based game. They are still riding that BA coattail hard, otherwise this kind of reveals would totally fall off the radar.
>>2044450 KV also was like 2 years ago back when "BA devs" and BA itself was crossing its peak. KV, for being something that was actually taking real inspiration and influence from BA, struck at the same ideal time like Genshin striking during COVID. The initial popularity couldn't have been better until most of it from korea turned negative
>>2045071 They clearly did something shady while working with Nexon, which was why Nexon could easily crush their KV project without them putting any resistance, but to which extend we will never know for sure.
>>2045108 There's not much to suggest that D1 had a notable impact on BA, assuming were talking about KV announcement and not the fact that artists simply left. I won't say the same for Nexon's unreleased projects though.
>>2045028 I don’t know about sabotage but mx2j was visibly sandbagging for his last few months on the team and there are Nexon employees who said some of the people who left kept taking repeated extended leaves on their way out, as well as talk of them actively trying to poach other staff. Believe it or don’t. KV was also almost definitely stolen assets (Nexon wouldn’t have taken legal action otherwise) but whether they did it maliciously or out of naivety we have no idea of knowing. We’ll know everything once the lawsuit concludes, whenever that happens. How long did it take for Dark and Darker?
>>2045151 what's wrong with using up your sick days before you leave a company that screwed you over? south korea is a hellhole where its citizens live what comes after the bad ending. filled with chaebols ie. american partnered and american aligned business elites colonizing corea for wageslavery, like samsung where the government said they'd force the union workers back to work for striking until they get the same pay as hynix for the memory boom. or when their chaebol owned starbucks had that tank day campaign.
>>2045685 the futa garbage came from the gooks. it betrays your colonial past when you desperately seek the validation from your japanese overlords like that
>>2045799 why should I bother to spend llm tokens mtling an article (en.namu is even more garbage) that would only attempt to whitewash the average gook dogpiling instinct on account of them being gook themselves?
>>2045071 we don't know what exactly triggered them to do what they did could be internal conflict or just their egos went through their head though that namuwiki site and the docs explaining it gives us some insight, but it still feels biased
>>2045131 Most of the damage were most likely on project MX. Hot uninformed headcanon take of mine, the sabotage was due to D1 group (theres project director, artist and writer) who wanted to be heads for MX but Nexon says no and has another head to lead which caused them to want to sabotage it after pouring some work to get into it. Remember MX is full bodied character 3d so its most likely a higher budget game they wanted in
>>2043028 There was some drama, but I don't think jp side will give a fuck if the game is actually good. Whatever was the problem, it all will be quickly forgotten. Kr fags however, will probably be forever butthurt, they shouldn't expect much from that server. They likely already know that, with how jp coded this game is.
>>2045799 The JP looked more like technicalities. I kinda stopped believing the shit when the controversy was about "Official twitter account must only tweet news about the game and not fan arts". That shit sounded very nitpicky. The comiket was arguably correct though, that place is strict and will literally move you no matter how big you are if you're causing problems
>>2046584 >all pushback is from a few schizos JP is actually really onboard just ignore all evidence to the contrary This is the last reply I’m giving you
>>2046595 Pretty sure dynamis are bunch of otakus. It's on their tagline but they don't have actual JP connections besides yostar to understand nipponese culture properly beyond anime
>>2046595 they've been glazing japan with all these short quotes to the point it somehow cringe but oh well, game ain't released yet so i won't judge any further
>>2046593 that wasn't me. in fact I contend that NO jap alive would fend for nexon. even the schizos there would be nationalistic and would never side with gookshit. if there are ever any "japanese" voices against kv it would have been from gooks living in japan. but feel free to not reply to me anymore, I would love to never have to deal with you again.
>>2046112 poor compensation. it's exactly what it says on the tin. guk chaebols are well known worldwide to rile up its wageslaves that way. every guk cultural output is about their horrendous wealth inequality. >>2046472 yup. the comiket shit was literally the only thing he wasn't delusional about.
>>2046472 They are absolutely valid in kicking D1 off their event. Comiket even kicked kancolle/C2 off of their venue because of their violation of the corporate entity masquerading as a doujin circle rule so you can't possibly blame it on "oh it's just a gookjap feud thing!"
>>2044588 People keep saying shit like 'riding BA coattails' or 'using BA name' when these are the artists and writer that built the game from the ground up. It cannot be understated how instrumental they were. BA is dead on arrival without doremi, mx2j, hwansang. and it's isakusan that made it rival the story power of competition like fgo and arknights. Yeah BA has other artists now but who do you think attracted them in the first place?
Shit like "dont use BA's name" is like if you got mad every time type moon were called the fsn guys. lol
People seem to be confused on how the comiket stuff works. They aren't "kicking groups out", you just cant be a corporate entity in a doujin booth, you have to secure a space in the corporate hall or go doujin. Pick one. Honestly I'm disappointed in them because it would've been full aura if they released the KV visual novel as a doujin project and then just left it to work on this as their corp project. As it stands they said they had the VN almost ready to go and now it's just ethered.