Right after the Lunar New Year, the ACG gaming community was hit by a wave of controversy. A recent update by the developers of Aether Gazer regarding their test server has sparked intense player backlash. The official announcement stated that test server accounts would now be 'permanently active,' and players could complete simple tasks to earn currency that translates into free gacha resources for their main game accounts.
When the test server went live on January 30th, players discovered that the tasks were surprisingly simple, yielding enough currency for approximately 10 gacha pulls. This created an immediate 'resource gap' that left ordinary players feeling alienated. Since these accounts are permanent, a small elite group of testers receives an extra 10 pulls every update cycle compared to the general player base. Expecting the usual miserly rewards—colloquially called 'Kouyan' (cheapskate eye) by fans—players were shocked by the 2,000 diamond gift, fueling accusations of unfair preferential treatment.
The community response has been heated. Some players questioned the viability of this 'permanent' model, comparing it to the test servers of other major titles (often referred to as 'BBB' by the community), where strict task requirements feel more like a job than a game. The situation has also turned players against each other; those who leaked screenshots of the tasks were reportedly attacked by other testers, leading to internal community strife.
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