Recently, a player shared a heartwarming 'positive gossip' regarding 'The Forgotten Anne 3'. The original poster (OP) mentioned that while feeling unwell, they accidentally dismantled a rare piece of gear. Although the game includes a confirmation prompt to prevent such accidents, the OP expected the item to be gone forever. To their surprise, after submitting a request, the GM (Game Master) restored the gear within just three working days.
The OP praised the publisher, Leiting Games, noting that while their operational strategies might be controversial at times, their customer service quality is genuinely reliable.
The comments section sparked a heated discussion. Some players noted that such personalized human service is a significant value-add for these titles. Long-term fans also shared experiences from other games (like 'The Forgotten Anne 2'), where similar item restoration services exist, albeit with usage limits. Other users recalled legendary customer support moments from the industry, such as games allowing players to perform a 'Jing' (a common community term for spending tokens to redeem a character on a hard pity system) even after the banner had technically ended. It seems the community agrees: when developers put in the effort to help, player sentiment inevitably improves.
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