Recently, a bizarre event unfolded in the Seer community. The developers officially announced the removal of a 'private' mascot introduced by a producer nicknamed 'Da Xu,' a character that became a laughingstock after being used for a personal love confession. Previously, players had to grind through competitive ranking seasons and spend currency just to acquire this particular character.
Faced with this unexpected removal, the player reaction was 'atypical.' While most players had originally despised the producer's blatant display of self-interest, they were surprisingly vocal about wanting it back once it was gone. Why such a pivot?
Community discourse notes that this is the first time in Seer's history that a character has been completely removed from the game, setting a massive precedent. Some quipped, 'It gets criticized while it's here, but once it's gone, the meaning changes—it shifts from a mere character to a piece of ironic memorabilia.'
Others jokingly suggested that September 1st should now be a memorial day for 'Da Xu,' similar to other community-invented anniversaries. This unique form of 'collector's syndrome' for bizarre game history seems to be the core reason players are disappointed to see this controversial mascot go.
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