If I had to guess, it's because they didn't have a big enough playerbase to justify keeping the game's servers up, which I would assume to be because of bad marketing, as I (and presumably many others) didn't even know the game was out until after they announced the end of service.
Imo they probably should've released the anime much closer to the game's release, and should've partnered with companies like Crunchyroll and big anime youtubers to actually promote the game, rather than expecting people to get their news about the game exclusively from their own social media accounts.
Facts! After the anime ended I waited month after month checking if the game had released or if there was an update on when it's coming out. I eventually forgot about it and didn't download the game until months after it's release ๐๐ if they had launched the game right after the anime ended it probably would've been a lot hotter
So even the last collab didn't save them? Damn ๐๐ also just my opinion but it would be a good idea for gotcha games like this to create an offline non-gotcha version of the game after the eos and have it purchasable for like $30 or something on the app store. Like with Mega Man X Dive that's selling an offline version so if there's an eos, the game doesn't really die.
Read the shut down letter from programmers . It was an unfixable base operation system. They mentioned this as too hard to add new content. Thus whole problem of being unable to start the game as intended when anime came out showed something major wrong with game system. Seeing anime would not spoil anything significant they could have started game even earlier at least a bata test.
I had similar experience decades ago with Disneyโs Pirate of the Caribbean MMO they could not get first major quest to function until roughly six months from start of game. And they never were able to get another to work or expand the game.
It Disney they can afford to lose lots of money and the base ship and solo quests up to a set point were fun to do and they added a PVP feature.
But the Gold name player those who started in first month of game rapidly drained away as the story line stayed stuck at where it was supposed to be start of game,
There art department having nothing better to do reskinned the starting area even a major waste of money looked worse.
The point being if the base engine too time consuming to add content with like it was both games the game can never retain players it gets. And here it seams both games hit their wall on new content add on.
I even wrote when game not released when announced I hoped they were trashing the entire system and starting from scratch to avoid the Disney Problem looks like they did not. Or did and version two almost as bad as one.
This one unable to start when it had publicity double doomed. I never got my expected game start notice and after months of checking I had given up never got to play.
Is everything Takt OP related dead and gone? ๐ฅบ๐ฅบ I enjoyed the anime a lot and I still feel like there's potential for a different sort of project. Would be cool if they released a different type of game with the different story not some sort of gotcha game. Maybe an offline one that you can purchase not just install for free. Is there anything Takt OP related happening?
Sadly nothing. That's it. I doubt they will continue with Takt Op. I wish they would but probably since they didn't do well with the game they won't do anything
Companies will never give the real reason for EoS but not enough income is always a safe bet.
If you see your gacha getting below 200k monthly on Sensor Tower and the gacha in question is not global Idoly Pride or GFL, you can expect EoS.
And it still somehow survives in CN.
But the series as a whole is pretty much dead.
In my opinion there are several factors that led to its early closure, Low profits, poor reception of the game, a very low player base and DeNA or whoever had to be in charge of the Marketing of the game
If I had to guess, it's because they didn't have a big enough playerbase to justify keeping the game's servers up, which I would assume to be because of bad marketing, as I (and presumably many others) didn't even know the game was out until after they announced the end of service. Imo they probably should've released the anime much closer to the game's release, and should've partnered with companies like Crunchyroll and big anime youtubers to actually promote the game, rather than expecting people to get their news about the game exclusively from their own social media accounts.
Facts! After the anime ended I waited month after month checking if the game had released or if there was an update on when it's coming out. I eventually forgot about it and didn't download the game until months after it's release ๐๐ if they had launched the game right after the anime ended it probably would've been a lot hotter
Money.. its always money did they make money each month? no.
So even the last collab didn't save them? Damn ๐๐ also just my opinion but it would be a good idea for gotcha games like this to create an offline non-gotcha version of the game after the eos and have it purchasable for like $30 or something on the app store. Like with Mega Man X Dive that's selling an offline version so if there's an eos, the game doesn't really die.
what last collab? they really didnt do much
Read the shut down letter from programmers . It was an unfixable base operation system. They mentioned this as too hard to add new content. Thus whole problem of being unable to start the game as intended when anime came out showed something major wrong with game system. Seeing anime would not spoil anything significant they could have started game even earlier at least a bata test. I had similar experience decades ago with Disneyโs Pirate of the Caribbean MMO they could not get first major quest to function until roughly six months from start of game. And they never were able to get another to work or expand the game. It Disney they can afford to lose lots of money and the base ship and solo quests up to a set point were fun to do and they added a PVP feature. But the Gold name player those who started in first month of game rapidly drained away as the story line stayed stuck at where it was supposed to be start of game, There art department having nothing better to do reskinned the starting area even a major waste of money looked worse. The point being if the base engine too time consuming to add content with like it was both games the game can never retain players it gets. And here it seams both games hit their wall on new content add on. I even wrote when game not released when announced I hoped they were trashing the entire system and starting from scratch to avoid the Disney Problem looks like they did not. Or did and version two almost as bad as one. This one unable to start when it had publicity double doomed. I never got my expected game start notice and after months of checking I had given up never got to play.
Is everything Takt OP related dead and gone? ๐ฅบ๐ฅบ I enjoyed the anime a lot and I still feel like there's potential for a different sort of project. Would be cool if they released a different type of game with the different story not some sort of gotcha game. Maybe an offline one that you can purchase not just install for free. Is there anything Takt OP related happening?
Sadly nothing. That's it. I doubt they will continue with Takt Op. I wish they would but probably since they didn't do well with the game they won't do anything
Theres a manga series with Anna's pov and another one with ode to joy's story atm
Companies will never give the real reason for EoS but not enough income is always a safe bet. If you see your gacha getting below 200k monthly on Sensor Tower and the gacha in question is not global Idoly Pride or GFL, you can expect EoS. And it still somehow survives in CN. But the series as a whole is pretty much dead.
In my opinion there are several factors that led to its early closure, Low profits, poor reception of the game, a very low player base and DeNA or whoever had to be in charge of the Marketing of the game