In the anime MMORPG Blue Protocol: Star Resonance, the developers have unlocked many new contents since the release. Now there is for the first time a breather, but not all fans are pleased.
What content has there been so far? Since the release of Blue Protocol: Star Resonance, the developers have repeatedly released new content. Initially, the six dungeons were introduced in normal and hard difficulty.
After that, the developers released a new raid every week. Along with the first one came the hardest difficulty of the dungeons, “Master”, and a new gear tier was added. Additionally, there were new recipes for crafters to enhance their equipment with additional upgrades.
After Blue Protocol: Star Resonance has now received six dungeons and three raids in just over five weeks, the first break is announced, but not all players are happy about it.
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Trouble with the Break
What kind of break is this? According to the developers’ content plan for Blue Protocol: Star Resonance, there will not be a new unlock until November 24. Then the “Nightmare” level of the raids will be unlocked, as well as the remaining difficulty levels of the dungeons.
A new gear tier will also be unlocked at that time, bringing players to the currently highest level. But until then, players in the MMORPG have the first break ahead of them. While this is a good opportunity for some to catch up or play something else, like the new Where Winds Meet, it annoys other players.
What is the community discussing? The player base of Blue Protocol: Star Resonance is discussing how little there is to do in the game. This has been well masked by the regular releases from the developers, but now that the break is approaching, many players notice the lack of side activities. Players are writing on Reddit:
- YatoXShiro: “The life skills are limited, fishing is tedious. Weekly raids are limited, Adepts Trial offers hardly any rewards. The monster log grind is endless, Stimen Vault is limited to every two weeks. Homestead and flowers are time-limited. Guild content is restricted to the weekends, and explorations/chests are limited. […] Do you also feel like there’s a lack of content after a month?”
- BoopsBoopss: “To be honest, I’m glad for the content break. It’s really hard to keep up with the constantly increasing demands to be accepted into groups. I know it’s frustrating for the most dedicated grinders, but moments like this are a lifesaver for people like me. Sometimes I feel like I’ve missed the boat when it comes to playing with others […].”
- Cash-Money-Life: “This game is not meant to be played nonstop. […] It becomes very monotonous after about five hours, then I just stop and play something else.”
Even though the MMORPG still provides enjoyment for players, many game modes are limited in their unlocks and have already been completed by many. With the next update on November 24, the last major content boost will come before a longer dry spell, as Season 2 is not expected to appear in the West until 2026.
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