u/Internal_Choice_2330

Hi everyone, my primary and SPE are currently out on break so I thought I’d get some input here.

Currently I have an application that has these sets of claims:

Claim 1 - A

Claim 2 - B

Claim 3 - C

and in another set of independent claims:

Claim 4 - parts of A + parts of B

Claim 5 - Rest of B

Claim 6 - Rest of A + C

and in another set:

Claim 7 - A + parts of B

Claim 8 - Rest of B + C

So I was wondering if I should examine this as is or restrict it. I guess it’s worth noting that one is a method, and the other two are different hardware. I appreciate any tidbits or advice, thank you!

I.e. the time you felt the game was at its absolute best in terms of content, fan engagement, and overall vibes.

Bonus question: If you could name a specific event/moment that catapulted the peak of your game, what would it be?

In light of the changes to Blue Archive's gacha format, it has got me wondering how often do developers typically change their systems and what do these changes entail.

Ironically the first one that came to mind was BA's first modification with it's gacha, where the rates went from 2.5% to 3%. Another one that came to mind was FGO changing their rates from 4->3 SQ per pull, and adding a pity system (and while this should be the bare minimum, it is a change nevertheless).

It probably won't happen but I'd love to bring Zucc on a higher AAV for 2 years.