As one of the old satellites that FGO players had initially anticipated, Tiamat was finally implemented as an ugly order in the FGO arcade. However, just as the sixth phase of the national service FGO was approaching, a news issued by the official Japanese service FGO attracted the attention of all the royal lords, which seemed to mean that Ti Ma and Bao Di were about to come to Chaldeans.
In a recent announcement by the official FGO of Nichiserver, Aniplex has taken all the shares of FGO from DW (Delightworks) and set up a new subsidiary, and the future FGO will be jointly managed by A, Mochizuki and the new company. The announcement means that DW no longer owns any game division, and the FGO series of games it has developed are no longer under the management of DW.
This sudden news really surprised many FGO players, after all, this means that DW will completely withdraw from the FGO game-related business, and the dominance of FGO operation will slowly pass into the hands of Company A. The emergence of this news seems to explain the recent low production capacity of the Japanese service FGO, which cannot help but make players who have a pessimistic view of the new followers of the Japanese service Christmas before breathe a sigh of relief.
However, after the former developer completely broke up with FGO, many gamers began to expect some changes to future FGO mobile games, such as adding a guarantee mechanism to the game card pool. Because for the current FGO mobile game, the huge number of five-star followers has overwhelmed players with limited budgets. Therefore, many hope that after the A company gets the dominance of FGO, it will try to solve the problem of FGO poison pool, even if it is to change an operational idea.
However, according to the official announcement of FGO Daily Service, the original personnel involved in the development will all be moved to the new company, which seems to create a feeling of changing the soup without changing the medicine. However, in the opinion of well-known FGO players and game anchors DC teacher, he believes that DW has long belonged to the level of brothers in the industry, so such a change may still have a certain effect on the current dilemma of FGO mobile games.
It is worth mentioning that when DW completely withdraws from the FGO project, its FGO arcade project will also be planned for Company A. Coupled with sega's operation of selling the arcade business last year, the future A company is likely to have more say in the FGO project, and the Tiamat that has recently been installed on the FGO arcade may not be too far away from the mobile game players.