TL;DR
- The current ROND export system limits daily withdrawals and affects the evaluation of users with high costs.
- The GENSO RePLAN will be implemented to optimize game balance and improve player experience.
- Thorough testing will be conducted before officially applying the changes, with an AMA session to address questions.
In GensoKishi Online, the developers have identified several critical issues affecting both new and experienced players.
The current ROND export system imposes a daily limit on withdrawals, making it difficult to accurately assess users with high operating costs.
Additionally, the demand for ROND imports is not well balanced, leading to instability in ROND prices.
This imbalance is exacerbated by the fact that stylish equipment, which incurs mMV repair costs, does not offer a clear advantage over base equipment.
Finally, new players face a significant barrier to exporting ROND due to the minimum initial investment of $100 in mMV imports, hindering their motivation and ability to experience withdrawals.
To address these problems, the development team has designed the GENSO RePLAN.
This plan aims to optimize the balance of various game elements, requiring thorough analysis of game data and rigorous testing.
The developers plan to start implementing these changes in the CS environment around the end of September.
During this period, a testing phase of one to two months will be conducted to ensure that the adjustments are effective before their official application.
It is possible that, based on testing results, additional adjustments not included in the initial documents may be needed.
To keep the community informed and address any questions, an AMA (Ask Me Anything) session with moderators has been announced.
This session will allow players to gain a deeper understanding of the plan and express any concerns or questions they may have.
The date of the session will be announced soon, and all interested parties are encouraged to participate.
Next Steps and Expectations in GensoKishi
The implementation of the GENSO RePLAN marks a significant effort to resolve current issues and improve the overall game experience.
The testing phase is crucial to ensure that the proposed modifications align with the needs and expectations of the community.
Players should be prepared to adapt to the changes and provide valuable feedback during the testing period.
Participation in the AMA session will be a key opportunity to get direct answers from the developers and contribute to the adjustment process.
The initiative aims not only to resolve existing problems but also to strengthen the game’s sustainability and balance.
As the testing and implementation dates approach, community commitment will be essential for the success of these changes. We appreciate your patience and continued support as we work to improve GensoKishi Online.
