PSO2 confirms the PC version remains coming this spring

I had been assuming as much, still thankful to have it supported. Not a lover of how anime it looks but the game itself looks fun so I am looking forward to trying it. You probably shouldn't bother if you turn off. This is one and I find that beautiful. But if that is not something, this will probably grate on you.I can deal with the character designs, I might even have the ability to tolerate the crappy battle, but just how much anime nonsense is from the writing? Is it going to be all'saving the world-tree from the ill-defined but exceptionally literal powers of darkness' and'inspiring society to get some collective realisation to break a charm' and a bunch of really unpleasant teenage characters participated in a c*rclejerk of g-rated and go-nowhere love triangles? Dark Falz has been the central evil in virtually every game that I've played with (Phantasy Start 2-4, PSO1) in some way or another. Though, to be fair, Phantasy Star is much more older then people, at least the games that are numbered. idk about PSO2. PSO1's narrative was.. I mean I guess when the last modern anime you have watched is Little Witch Academia when compared with Fist of the North Star it's easy to have a negative view on them. Every couple of years I will give a bunch of contemporary anime a shot, but I rarely make it more than a few episodes in to any of it until I recoil and only go back to watching Macross or whatever. Macross is a great example of what anime has lost. Japan watched BSG and were like'hold my beer'. That was ambitious by tv standards of the day, they left a better BSG compared to BSG, just with this one marginally cringey component you may easily overlook. Consider overlooking the cringey elements of Macross Delta. I will probably try it because I still have a compulsive urge to try out every MMO I find out exists but I have never been able to get into entirely instanced games. I a open world with some instances kind of man. Difference is leveling in PSO2 is not a slog compared to FFXIV MSQ grind. FFXIV is still holding on to it's WoW-like elements and adds that the slog of this MSQ. PSO2 can be overwhelming because of all of the stuff they throw at you but PSO2 adopts it is lobby/instanced system so that it's a whole lot more enjoyable and you also get to the"actual" game much quicker. I am enjoying the free trial for Ff:ARR and guy, it's tough, slow, kind of numbing. I see the possibility there and what in expansions. Thank god now at level 20 I will at least do some dungeons so I am done playing with farmers hand and errand boy for 10 minutes. More information about PSO2 in https://www.pso2ah.com/