FGO Official Survey on Ending the Story? Nasu Kinoko's Desire to Conclude is Transparent

Players recently discovered a survey inquiring about the intention to conclude the long-running mobile game Fate/Grand Order. The original poster noted that this isn't the first time the game's lead writer, Nasu Kinoko, has hinted at an ending; during a commemorative speech for the North American server, he reiterated that 'every story must eventually come to an end.' It seems Nasu is genuinely considering how to wrap up this massive epic.

The community response has been polarized. Pragmatic players argue that the publisher's business model is the true deciding factor—if the story ends, the game's popularity and revenue would inevitably plummet. Others suggest this might be a third-party survey (like those from Fami通/Famitsu) rather than an official mandate. However, the core of the debate remains Nasu's artistic integrity: unlike writers who stretch stories indefinitely for profit, Nasu prefers to stop once his creative vision is fulfilled. If FGO were to successfully conclude its main narrative, it would be a landmark achievement in the mobile gaming industry.