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I do think the radio silence is not a fantastic strategy

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  June 13, 2020

  Now, these amounts are not super accurate, since we must take into account the launch hype and we should expect a large part of this Phantasy Star Online 2 player base to fall out after trying it, like any other MMO, but I am still keeping an eye on pso2 sales it, cause I'm worried.Phantasy Star Online 2 has the potential to be successful, but bad decisions and a lack of communication are damaging Phantasy Star Online 2.
  
  Frankly I feel like the material needs to be a slow trickle as publishing it all at once would essentially turn lots of Phantasy Star Online 2 into fluff. It would almost be the issue except instead of having no content to check at we have a great deal of content we have. Phantasy Star Online 2 on JP had had many years to develop into what it is today. Skipping all that development and transformation would make me feel a bit cheated.
  
  Information would be useful. A roadmap would definitely make a world of difference as right now it's hard to actually plan on what to do considering we dont know if it will be a slow drip of material or a huge jump. However I assume that covid had to have some impact on their inner roadmap. If they're distributing content then its gotta be a struggle to work that around lockdown and societal distancing.I totally agree that content ought to be delivered slowly over time, never would believe otherwise. However, what we have right now is very barebones and the lack of information on what is coming or what they are planning makes it less than ideal.
  
  Yeah it is weird that nothing has been heard by us. I do think the radio silence is not a fantastic strategy. Maybe they want every upgrade to be like christmas but after so many years of being lied to about a release. Transparency will be appreciated. With them stating they're dealing with something atleast or unexpected complications I would do fine. All stuff that would be nice, but it will not turn me away if they don't. I am invested into PSO as a franchise for that.
  
  It may turn off other people who do not have that"psychological" connection to the franchise though.I mean I have seen it first hand. With friends that had an emotional attachment of sorts. Nostalgia of us hanging out on PSU. Think he played PSO2 for just a week and went back to BDO. Nowhere near. If we ever see something or a PSO3 similar. I think the way its managed to generate the franchise mainstream and that it will rest on cheap meseta pso2 that match. Then I think it could be.

  Now, these amounts are not super accurate, since we must take into account the launch hype and we should expect a large part of this Phantasy Star Online 2 player base to fall out after trying it, like any other MMO, but I am still keeping an eye on pso2 sales it, cause I'm worried.Phantasy Star Online 2 has the potential to be successful, but bad decisions and a lack of communication are damaging Phantasy Star Online 2.
  
  Frankly I feel like the material needs to be a slow trickle as publishing it all at once would essentially turn lots of Phantasy Star Online 2 into fluff. It would almost be the issue except instead of having no content to check at we have a great deal of content we have. Phantasy Star Online 2 on JP had had many years to develop into what it is today. Skipping all that development and transformation would make me feel a bit cheated.
  
  Information would be useful. A roadmap would definitely make a world of difference as right now it's hard to actually plan on what to do considering we dont know if it will be a slow drip of material or a huge jump. However I assume that covid had to have some impact on their inner roadmap. If they're distributing content then its gotta be a struggle to work that around lockdown and societal distancing.I totally agree that content ought to be delivered slowly over time, never would believe otherwise. However, what we have right now is very barebones and the lack of information on what is coming or what they are planning makes it less than ideal.
  
  Yeah it is weird that nothing has been heard by us. I do think the radio silence is not a fantastic strategy. Maybe they want every upgrade to be like christmas but after so many years of being lied to about a release. Transparency will be appreciated. With them stating they're dealing with something atleast or unexpected complications I would do fine. All stuff that would be nice, but it will not turn me away if they don't. I am invested into PSO as a franchise for that.
  
  It may turn off other people who do not have that"psychological" connection to the franchise though.I mean I have seen it first hand. With friends that had an emotional attachment of sorts. Nostalgia of us hanging out on PSU. Think he played PSO2 for just a week and went back to BDO. Nowhere near. If we ever see something or a PSO3 similar. I think the way its managed to generate the franchise mainstream and that it will rest on cheap meseta pso2 that match. Then I think it could be.