Let Us Manifest EGO instead of Distorting

[Dankest Hank]

Project Moon is one of the few companies that still cares about their games. The summer event is MUCH better than Hell's Chicken. The final stage is no longer a dungeon, it costs only 1 module now, and we need to collect less scrap. They also give compensation and weekly feedback, unheard of in other gacha games.

I disliked how the Korean fanatics harassed Project Moon, and I do not think they should have given in to their demands. However, I see some people blaming Project Moon for firing the artist. We must remember that they are a small company facing heavy pressure, so let's keep the blame on the instigators. For those who are upset about the artist's firing, remember that you can always support their future endeavors with commissions.

Let us show Project Moon that they still have fans who care about them and their hard work on the game.

[Grim Xzag]

Ive already distorted twice over

[Dominic]

Originally posted by Dankest Hank:

The final stage is no longer a dungeon,

i honestly dislike this. i thought the dungeon lasttime was neat with the new ego gifts. i didnt like grinding it but i did think it was fun the first few times, woulda liked it if they included a dungeon that had same stamina efficiency:scrap as the final stage so you could do dungeon once then farm stage afterwords to get all rewards

[P51mus]

I think the thing that would get me to quit would be if Mili decides this whole thing is so bad they can't make music for project moon anymore. Mili music is actually why I picked up Ruina to begin with.

[Skittie]

Originally posted by P51mus:

I think the thing that would get me to quit would be if Mili decides this whole thing is so bad they can't make music for project moon anymore. Mili music is actually why I picked up Ruina to begin with.

I think I can view myself still playing the game even if the possibility of that happening would loom over my head. But I would never want it to happen because I would feel genuinely sad if Mili left cause I actually really love the implementation of the groups music in the game since Ruina so much. And Mili music in general. I've listened to Between Two Worlds: Realm of Darkness so many times I can't count.

[REVERSE BARRY]

Originally posted by Dankest Hank:

Project Moon is one of the few companies that still cares about their games. The summer event is MUCH better than Hell's Chicken. The final stage is no longer a dungeon, it costs only 1 module now, and we need to collect less scrap. They also give compensation and weekly feedback, unheard of in other gacha games.

I disliked how the Korean fanatics harassed Project Moon, and I do not think they should have given in to their demands. However, I see some people blaming Project Moon for firing the artist. We must remember that they are a small company facing heavy pressure, so let's keep the blame on the instigators. For those who are upset about the artist's firing, remember that you can always support their future endeavors with commissions.

Let us show Project Moon that they still have fans who care about them and their hard work on the game.

They had a chance to stand behind one of their employees and they decidedly didn't take it. I've little confidence that they'll actually stand up for themselves or any of their ideas at this point given they have caved under pressure twice now.

Still like the game, still will play it, but not spending money on it and honestly whatever flak they get for this ♥♥♥♥ up is entirely on their shoulders. Well, their shoulders and the incels that pushed them - but again, they had a choice and they made it same as before.

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It’s the first gacha they’ve ever made, so it’s normal they make mistakes. At least they do converse with the players and getting feedbacks to change, unlike a lot of games out there.

[Dankest Hank]

Originally posted by WALRUS GUM BOOT:

They had a chance to stand behind one of their employees and they decidedly didn't take it. I've little confidence that they'll actually stand up for themselves or any of their ideas at this point given they have caved under pressure twice now.

Still like the game, still will play it, but not spending money on it and honestly whatever flak they get for this ♥♥♥♥ up is entirely on their shoulders. Well, their shoulders and the incels that pushed them - but again, they had a choice and they made it same as before.

I understand where you are coming from, and I agree that PM shouldn't get a free pass for their actions. However, some people posted threats about killing employees and the director due to the controversy. Some dissenters argue these were "jokes," but such words should always be taken seriously. Given the circumstances, I can see why PM would be pressured into their rushed response.

You are free to criticize Project Moon about their decision, but it's important to keep the context in mind when dividing blame. We must show Project Moon that terrorists are unwanted in the community and loyal fans will not abandon them.

Right now, Project Moon has yet to release a global statement on the issue, and they are facing legal problems in Korea. Let us stay level-headed and wait for their weekly response.

In the meantime, let's all just enjoy the event.

[【Silver】]

Originally posted by WALRUS GUM BOOT:

Originally posted by Dankest Hank:

Project Moon is one of the few companies that still cares about their games. The summer event is MUCH better than Hell's Chicken. The final stage is no longer a dungeon, it costs only 1 module now, and we need to collect less scrap. They also give compensation and weekly feedback, unheard of in other gacha games.

I disliked how the Korean fanatics harassed Project Moon, and I do not think they should have given in to their demands. However, I see some people blaming Project Moon for firing the artist. We must remember that they are a small company facing heavy pressure, so let's keep the blame on the instigators. For those who are upset about the artist's firing, remember that you can always support their future endeavors with commissions.

Let us show Project Moon that they still have fans who care about them and their hard work on the game.

They had a chance to stand behind one of their employees and they decidedly didn't take it. I've little confidence that they'll actually stand up for themselves or any of their ideas at this point given they have caved under pressure twice now.

Still like the game, still will play it, but not spending money on it and honestly whatever flak they get for this ♥♥♥♥ up is entirely on their shoulders. Well, their shoulders and the incels that pushed them - but again, they had a choice and they made it same as before.

I agree, but this issue is probably a lot more home bound than prior controversies. I'm still upset with their hasty actions, but I'm still trying to be hopeful that they can recover from this mess and that they're somehow able to continue back on their planned intentions. Otherwise there'll be much more damage following these future prospects...

Until we get a proper answer from them about what's all going on, I'm also no longer able to faithful support them financially. I greatly enjoyed the event and was eagerly anticipating the next chapter, but their decision has still unfortunately left a sour aftertaste in the end...