Recently, the overseas player community of 'Life Makeover' has been spiraling. The drama began with a series of controversies during the anniversary event regarding regional server management, eventually leading the developer to shutter the GAT server and force a data migration to the SEA server. The process was handled poorly: players were muted in chat channels, faced repeated login failures post-migration, and even missed out on time-limited background packs while being unable to top-up.
The situation worsened when the SEA server abruptly announced a 14-day update suspension without clarifying the roadmap—leaving players in the dark about rerun events or new free-to-play set availability. The developer offered a mere 1,000 diamonds as compensation (not even enough for a single 10-pull), and the notice itself was viewed as dismissive, contrasting sharply with the detailed explanations provided to the CN server.
The developer's long-standing 'silent treatment' has fueled severe infighting between the CN and overseas player bases. Frustrated players are trading barbs, with some falsely blaming the shutdown on the 'CN server catching up on content.' This toxic cycle of 'leftover food' allegations and mutual hostility has alienated long-term players, many of whom have completely lost faith in the developer's ability to manage the game fairly.
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