Recently, the operators of Blue Archive's Global server initiated an unprecedented 'purge.' Just before the high-profile FES banner launch, while granting players 100 free pulls, the developers swung the ban hammer, terminating 280,000 suspected bot-generated reroll accounts until the year 2050. This 'no-mercy' approach showed no distinction between F2P and paying accounts, hitting anything identified as part of a mass-produced 'tech' batch.
For the 'Senseis' (the term used for players in-game), the game is known for its punishing resource management and high demand for meta-relevant characters. This is not the first time the game has purged accounts; however, the scale of this ban wave is staggering. Ironically, despite the risks, the market price for reroll accounts has continued to rise due to supply-demand imbalances, leading to stories of even domestic Korean players getting their Chinese-bought accounts nuked.
Community reactions are mixed: some support the crackdown as a necessary move to curb account farming syndicates, while others joke that Kivotos—the game's setting—will soon be left without any 'Senseis.' Persistent discussions continue regarding the resilience of account sellers, who remain undeterred by the risks as demand from players persists.
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