Nero oxidus

People, I'm gonna be direct because I'm honestly exhausted. A small group in the fandom managed to get my account suspended recently. Now that I'm back, they're still threatening to suspend me again. How far do they plan to go? Since when does simply wanting to enjoy a game become a reason for censorship? I know fandoms can be toxic sometimes, but this shit has crossed a real line. Just for writing this, they'll probably mass-report me for "inciting hate." I can't defend myself properly and I can't fight back either... it's this horrible feeling of complete helplessness. I thought the Snowbreak case was just a one-off thing with those radical feminists in China, but seeing the same kind of people on this side of the world with the exact same shitty intentions is depressing as hell. If the game doesn't adapt to their "modern tastes" or preferences, they want it to EOS and they don't want to let anyone else enjoy it either. They just want to force their vision and ruin the fun for the rest of us. Whatever happens, happens. But I'm going to keep doing what I like. I won't leave NTE even if they silence me again. NTE 4ver.

NTE Drama I’m writing this post because of the massive number of DMs from players asking for refunds over claims that the game was made with AI. We need to clarify a few points, as the situation is escalating quite a bit. The game wasn’t made with a simple ChatGPT prompt like “make me a game, please.” It was created by programmers, musicians, voice actors, artists, writers, and many other staff members who have been working on it for years. If it were truly a soulless project in such a competitive industry, it simply wouldn’t stand out the way it has. We can’t deny that AI may have been used for certain types of assets that do not represent the final product, but that still doesn’t fully address the underlying issue. As for an official statement from Hotta Studio, we have already reached out and are currently waiting for a response. This may take some time, as it is currently Golden Week in China, which includes several non-working holidays. Regarding the sponsorship situation and the denial of AI use, it’s important to clarify that each department operates independently. This falls under the marketing department’s responsibility in terms of communication with influencers, and the situation was not handled with complete transparency. We are currently awaiting an official statement from the staff regarding the controversy that has emerged. The situation is delicate. While the issue originated in Asia and was actually received fairly positively there, it has now escalated to the point where forums in China and Japan are discussing the controversy being stirred up by the West over what many consider to be a minor issue. Many influencers are protesting and have stopped creating content, which worries players who are genuinely enjoying the game, as they fear this situation could negatively affect its future. Let’s hope for the best.