Thoughts on the official newsletter Live (07, 18, 2020)

GBO2 Review Archive #005

Official upcoming updates and 2nd anniversary event information has been released.

It was a volume of information such as the addition of new units, ZZ Gundam, Gaza-C, renewal of the battle simulator, regular unit adjustments, and mass distribution of anniversary items.

It was valuable that it was suggested that the new unit trend would include "Mobile Suit Z Gundam ~ Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ" respectively.

Also, the addition of a beauty salon (changing the player's avatar) was aimed at the past by the game developers.

This made the idea of creating a water site on the map somewhat feasible. The past remarks include the launch of HLV, etc., and it can be seen that the progress has been steadily implemented since it has already been implemented.

Many of the additional ways of playing were related to clan, and I was not interested. The power of clan match is fairly strong. If there are users who have no relationship with the clan, they seem to be losing.

There was no notice of changes in the rating environment. I didn't want a rating of S, so I didn't know any special feelings.
In single play, the battle simulator has been updated a lot, but I'm a little dissatisfied with the fact that I can't play the previous stages.
Perhaps it would be nice to be able to play a time attack etc. just by deleting the reward.

The unit adjustment of interest was to disclose the adjustment intent of development and the data to which it was referred, whether or not there is an effect based on the adjusted results, and these. Users will be able to understand the adjustments more easily, and may be able to express their opinions on development.

The trend towards adding new units was that older generation units could continue to be added. This means that we can expect the re-appearance of units that have appeared only in the old work. I agree with the attitude of development to support a wide range of high-cost games, but at the same time, I am worried that the number of units added in low-cost areas is decreasing. However, this official statement alleviated my anxiety.