Frankly, if they censored or got rid of PSO2 Meseta the sexier male outfits such as the speedo or fundoshi and the 3 thigh-highs that males can wear (which are collab or competition rather than ensured in English PSO2), I'd also be mad, but I can understand if they don't want it to occur with child characters.But would prefer they just made the height limitation less short (like perhaps 5'2" minimal that could pass for ordinary Japanese female mature, and I say this as I'm 4'11" irl but don't love lolicon with me as case of lolicon-denial), or maybe set that height limit for only those more sexualized costumes, rather than removing costumes, if they needed to censor at all. I can not expect them to do it however, since that would be a lot of work for those.
By"All the articles" I am pretty certain that means Phantasy Star Online 2play mechanics, classes, level cap, movable accessories but not cosmestics. PSO2 has to have over 100 scratch banner ads over 7 years (including ep5 onwards' layered clothing). There is no way it will be released by them. We are probably going to view several scrape banners over the months. Releasing all at once or several scratch banners together creates another problem: inflated participant markets. The more scratch banners there are, the less of the identical thing would be sold in the player market, which could easily result in inflated price (talking from SEA server experience.
Fancier clothes could go around 80mil meseta at the cheapest). Japanese have a gacha/'lootbox' civilization which makes them spend a lot of money in the scrape banners and make player marketplace items cheap. This was the make or break factor that made me continue in JP. A great deal of cheap Phantasy Star Online 2 Meseta individuals have been wanting PSO2 in the West for quite a long time, so we will see how it goes. Sugar father Klotho might get his business running depending when they bringing into the West in ep7. We thought he was bankrupted by us but it may turn out he's moving his company to the west.
