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shia (stella sora)

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    【巡遊者紹介】
    『シア』
    水着姿と爽やかな笑顔が印象的な女の子。
    社交的で面倒見がよく、そのため初対面の相手からも慕われやすい。

    特別な相手にはスキンシップで親しみを表すこともあり、特にお気に入りの相手の『匂い』を嗅ごうとする。
    彼女にとって『匂い』は特別な意味を持ち、それだけで相手の気持ちを理解することができる。

    「そっちがかまってくれないなら…こっちから仕掛けちゃうよー♪」
    #ステラソラ

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    Rathurue
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    Wilfriback said:

    They broke the emergency glass called swimsuit in October lmao.

    Things looking dire for this gacha.

    What do you expect from one literally ripping Blue Archive in design and (most) gameplay? The only differences are you're not using a team and it's being a roguelike.

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    Perdricides
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    Rathurue said:

    What do you expect from one literally ripping Blue Archive in design and (most) gameplay? The only differences are you're not using a team and it's being a roguelike.

    It's legit the same company which made blue archive.

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    VR-Man
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    Perdricides said:

    It's legit the same company which made blue archive.

    No. Blue Archive is developed by MX Studio which is owned by Nexon. Yostar published BA in Japan and China, while the rest of the world is handled by Nexon themselves.

    Stella Sora is the first game Yostar developed in-house rather than just publishing it.

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    Wilfriback
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    Perdricides said:

    It's legit the same company which made blue archive.

    Isn't, Yostar only did the PR.

    This is their first game and started wrong at every single aspect. They're already asking for feedback which is something Beta testers already did but got ignored.

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    T34-38
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    Wilfriback said:

    Isn't, Yostar only did the PR.

    This is their first game and started wrong at every single aspect. They're already asking for feedback which is something Beta testers already did but got ignored.

    I remember someone said that Yostar really suffer from the same problem as most typical gaming companies nowdays, they go too high and go nuts.

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    Wilfriback
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    T34-38 said:

    I remember someone said that Yostar really suffer from the same problem as most typical gaming companies nowdays, they go too high and go nuts.

    They felt entitled to the success of the games they worked with not acknowledging what made them successful.

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