Up the shift, behind the studio Stellar Blade, the center of attention at the moment. Thanks to the new PlayStation exclusive being just a few weeks away, many are looking forward to seeing what this studio can do on the AAA scene. However, the company has been embroiled in several controversies and It was recently announced that several fans protested against the company’s decision.
Recently, it was announced that in Seoul, South Korea, several Chinese players protested in front of the Shift Up office. But it has nothing to do with public discontent. Stellar Blade, But fans are angry about the implementation of a pay-to-win system Goddess of Victory: NadA very popular mobile and PC title in Asia.
Chinese Nick players sent a protest truck to the Shift UP office in Korea today to protest against the new treasure system for dodging units on Chinese tomb-sweeping day.
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A few months ago, Shift Up revealed plans to implement a unit copy system that would allow collectibles and gameplay upgrades to be unlocked for characters imprinted with the newest and most powerful units available. Similar to its constellations The genshin effect, Goddess of Victory: Nikkei requires players to spend gems and characters to use new mechanics that can only be obtained through a Gacha system.
As expected, the public did not react in a positive way, so in recent days they hired trucks with screens to project different messages in multiple languages. Request SHIFT UP to improve game quality and not implement pay-to-win mechanics.
While many players in Asia have pointed out that Shift Up is a studio that listens to its fans and is able to make changes, At this point it is unknown if the developers and directors will listen to the fans on this occasion. Although the controversy had no impact in the West, it underscored the company’s popularity in Asia. Relatedly, this period will be Stellar Blade. Likewise, we will tell you how this game works.
Editor’s note:
This is very common in free-to-play games. Gacha systems and aggressive monetization are commonplace issues, and although fans may protest, it’s very likely that these ideas will be implemented in some form in the future.
Through: Reddit
