LogFAQs > #979769899

LurkerFAQs, Active DB, DB1, DB2, DB3, DB4, DB5, DB6, DB7, DB8, DB9, DB10, DB11, Database 12 ( 11.2023-? ), Clear

Topic List	Page List: 1
Topic	Gacha Game General Topic 36: ''Wabbit season!''
ennuigamer 04/06/24 6:48:08 PM #432:	blackrider76 posted... Which I still dont understand since bonding in Majsoul isnt remotely the same as bonding in other games like Azur Lane. Unless something changed with Prisma Chloe or something. Ill get back to you on that once I finally hit bond 5 with her. They don't care. They're still calling it "NTR". It makes me question: Is this is really a bunch of serious crazies or is it manufactured outrage orchestrated by rival companies? I hear the latter is somewhat common over there, pay off a pool of people to pretend to be angry over "something" and make a mountain out of a mole hill or even a nothingburger all for the sake of attempting to hurt the target company's reputation. Does that really work over there or does it end up having the same result for the rest of the world, i.e. the Streisand Effect? --- The best way to avoid imitation is to make that imitation take effort. If imitators liked hard work, they wouldn't be imitators. <cite>ennuigamer posted [p:979769899] in Gacha Game... [t:80612598]...</cite> <quote>blackrider76 posted... </cite><quote>Which I still dont understand since bonding in Majsoul isnt remotely the same as bonding in other games like Azur Lane.Unless something changed with Prisma Chloe or something. Ill get back to you on that once I finally hit bond 5 with her.</quote>They don't care. They're still calling it "NTR".It makes me question: Is this is really a bunch of serious crazies or is it manufactured outrage orchestrated by rival companies? I hear the latter is somewhat common over there, pay off a pool of people to pretend to be angry over "something" and make a mountain out of a mole hill or even a nothingburger all for the sake of attempting to hurt the target company's reputation.Does that really work over there or does it end up having the same result for the rest of the world, i.e. the Streisand Effect? --- The best way to avoid imitation is to make that imitation take effort. If imitators liked hard work, they wouldn't be imitators.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Topic List	Page List: 1