Surreal Experience: Japanese Mobile Game 'Blackstar' Launches 120-Second Unlimited Free Gacha Event

Today's gossip: A truly bizarre feature has surfaced in the Japanese otome mobile game 'Blackstar'. A player discovered a special gacha banner offering '120 seconds of free pulls'. Upon clicking, the game triggers a single-pull interface with a 120-second countdown timer active at the top.

The player reported that they spent the time spamming the pull button. Interestingly, it seems the game pre-determines the gacha sequence: when the player switched apps (which triggered a system reset), the subsequent pulls yielded the exact same results as before, confirming the sequence was hardcoded. Once the timer expired, the banner vanished, leaving only the loot in the inventory as proof.

The community reacted with amusement. Some joked about the absurdity, while others wondered if using an 'auto-clicker' (a script to mimic rapid taps) could break the game. Veteran players pointed out that the mandatory animation delays are likely deliberate anti-spam measures to prevent server crashes, rendering auto-clickers ineffective.