Major Overhaul for Reverse: 1999 Before Launch: Removing Gacha Weapons, Boosting Rewards, and Adding 4x Speed!

Recently, the development team of 'Reverse: 1999' announced a series of major adjustments, sparking heated debates across the community. The updates include significant increases in rewards, such as 4,480 'Pure Raindrops' and 10 single-pull tickets for F2P players monthly. Most notably, they are removing the 'Psychube' (the game's weapon equivalent) gacha banner, making them free to acquire.

Furthermore, the developers are lowering the pity threshold, unifying gacha currency, and adding a system to redeem 6-star characters in the shop. To streamline gameplay, they've introduced 4x combat speed and optimized the stamina system and resource acquisition rates.

Player reactions remain deeply divided. Some view this as 'guī huà' (a Chinese slang for bowing down/crawling to players), suggesting the developer was merely testing the community's patience and was forced to retract after backlash. Others argue that if the game is finally fun, that's what matters. Meanwhile, some critics mocked the presentation of the announcement and questioned why such poor decisions were made in the first place.