Recently, the Japanese server of the mobile game 'Eternally Eternal Tree' announced its shutdown, lasting only six months. This news quickly sparked heated discussion on the NGA community forums.
Many players were skeptical of the developer's confidence, with one netizen questioning: 'What gave them the audacity to try and compete with Granblue Fantasy (GBF)?' The consensus is that the game's lack of original features and poor quality made it impossible to survive against industry juggernauts like GBF—often jokingly called 'electronic sunflower seeds' due to their habit-forming, low-effort nature. Critics pointed out the lack of basic features like a proper refresh button, labeling the attempt as a failed copycat.
As for the swift demise of the Japanese branch, many are already speculating about the status of the original Chinese server, with some mocking: 'It couldn't even beat Kamihime Project on DMM, how did they ever expect to challenge GBF on its home turf?'
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