/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>21015450
Nutaku is a lost cause at this point, unfortunately. They ran Aigis so hard to the ground that the crater is still steaming today, FKG is years behind in content and gives you a fraction of DMM's rolls, Kamihime is the only game that's being run somewhat acceptably but still falters in comparison to the original. They had an ambitious start but killed off their own hype with rampant censorship, and nowadays don't have the staff to do anything other than reviving dead Nijiyome games. Asagi was supposed to be their next big thing but didn't generate any buzz at all.

>>21015457
>Which I think is why some FKG fans claim it's generous, since there's more opportunity to roll, even if the low rates and no pity means a string of bad luck might never end.
You hit the nail on the head. Aigis is great after the guarantee era, especially for new players, but I like wanton gambling and there's no beating FKG for the "who cares I went for broke and got nothing today, I'll have more chances next week" feeling. All in all, I'm happy with Aigis as long as I get a new black before AWmaxing the last, and with FKG as long as I get a new rainbow before amping up the last, and both have been keeping up so far.

And speaking of gambling, turns out that the reason Hyacinth opened a casino and became a master gambler was that she has a little sister who loved these games, and she's apparently comatose now, so she wanted to make a place where they could play together when she wakes.. Pink hyacinth stands for play and purple hyacinth is sorrow, and she's a mix of both. At least she has some hope instead of a confirmed-dead sister like poor Maple.