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Bubin
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 Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2023 9:36 am
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| Joker#941490 wrote: | |
it's silly and cheap way to fool anime fans in general and take their money that's why it's pathetic because you want to be taken advantage unless you don't have dignity from the start which is another story. |
I think you are complaining about things which simply aren't for you anyway.
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kaoru99
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Posted: Tue Mar 21, 2023 1:30 am
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From what I can tell Ryza is basically the Bridget of the Atelier series. Attracted a bunch of new fans to the franchise, old fans are upset at that, and apparently there's now some infighting.
Although to say Atelier never had fanservice before is a bit of a stretch. I've only played one game in the series before Ryza, Escha and Logy, and that had swimsuit DLC and cute girls as well. Maybe not as blatant as Ryza's thighs, but it never seemed like some chaste and pure series people are making it out to be.
The anime looks nice though. Funnily enough Escha and Logy also got an anime adaption back the day. I guess these two games were the ones that attracted the non-fans one the most and became the most popular?
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lossthief
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Posted: Tue Mar 21, 2023 2:13 am
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| kaoru99 wrote: | | From what I can tell Ryza is basically the Bridget of the Atelier series. Attracted a bunch of new fans to the franchise, old fans are upset at that, and apparently there's now some infighting.
Although to say Atelier never had fanservice before is a bit of a stretch. I've only played one game in the series before Ryza, Escha and Logy, and that had swimsuit DLC and cute girls as well. Maybe not as blatant as Ryza's thighs, but it never seemed like some chaste and pure series people are making it out to be.
The anime looks nice though. Funnily enough Escha and Logy also got an anime adaption back the day. I guess these two games were the ones that attracted the non-fans one the most and became the most popular? |
I don't think Vanadise was objecting to the presence of fanservice or saying the Ryza games introduced it to the franchise. They just seemed exasperated at the way Reisalin's particular charm point seems to have dominated the discussion around it. Which, yeah, I can sympathize. Probably pretty frustrating to be a fan of a fairly niche series that finally gets some attention, but wo much of the discussion is on a single, surface level part of the most recent entry. There's literally a post that just says "thighs" in this very thread.
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Yune Amagiri
Joined: 28 Jul 2016
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Location: France
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Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2023 5:18 am
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| kaoru99 wrote: | | From what I can tell Ryza is basically the Bridget of the Atelier series. Attracted a bunch of new fans to the franchise, old fans are upset at that, and apparently there's now some infighting.
Although to say Atelier never had fanservice before is a bit of a stretch. I've only played one game in the series before Ryza, Escha and Logy, and that had swimsuit DLC and cute girls as well. Maybe not as blatant as Ryza's thighs, but it never seemed like some chaste and pure series people are making it out to be.
The anime looks nice though. Funnily enough Escha and Logy also got an anime adaption back the day. I guess these two games were the ones that attracted the non-fans one the most and became the most popular? |
Honestly fanservice is to be expected in every installment, I can't really say for those prior to the Arland series but having played each of them starting Rorona, it was never a taboo for fans, swimsuits were always the first kind of DLC usually released within 2 months while additional characters, story and others costumes could take up to 1 year.
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Thatguy3331
Joined: 18 Feb 2012
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Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2023 7:01 am
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| Thatguy3331 wrote: | | I was today years old when I found out the guy who wrote the shana light novels was the writer for this game series. |
Just the 1st and 3rd Ryza games. The Atelier series itself has many writers. |
Ah I see, thanks, I never played any of these games
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