PD Lee Dong-jo: We are focused on delivering a 'solo party play' experience. It is crucial to create a sensation where simple controls allow various characters to fight on the field simultaneously. While the story begins with a light-hearted tone, we aim to maintain a significant sense of weight as the plot progresses.

PD Lee Dong-jo: We are crafting the game to ensure each character's charm shines through. Since it is difficult to convey full character arcs within the main episodes alone, we have prepared 'Bond Quests' to flesh out their stories. We hope you look forward to the journey of Berna and Cloud.

PD Lee Dong-jo: I consider her a very attractive character, and we are internally reviewing the possibility of such a system.

PD Lee Dong-jo: Again, coupling is strictly taboo, and we will leave no room for it.

PD Lee Dong-jo: During the test and here at G-STAR, we received feedback that they lacked utility beyond equipment. We are preparing them to function as pets as well. Since they are monsters at their core, we are brainstorming content where you can interact with them directly. I believe we can create delightful content beyond just combat buffs.

Mutants are special variants that possess unique appearances or abilities. We are also considering higher-tier versions, so think of these as part of that expanded design strategy.

PD Lee Dong-jo: We hold the original characters in very high regard. It is not that we are hiding them, but we want to ensure their narrative and design are perfected before introducing them. The original had a vast array of eras and species, and we are mapping out those environments. Once we are ready, we will share more. We know there are many fan-favourites, so we plan to gather your feedback via surveys.

PD Lee Dong-jo: This concept has been in development for a long time. We wanted a space where characters could thrive within a well-realised background. Naksan was envisioned as a playground for Mina, Narae, and others. We plan to showcase various historical backgrounds to keep the game engaging.

PD Lee Dong-jo: We heard the complaints about the small UI, so we are preparing a feature to adjust its scale. We are also streamlining the layout for better visibility.

Business Head Kang Dong-ki: It centers on character gacha mechanics. As a latecomer, we are benchmarking various market leaders. We are aiming for the 'lower' end of the spectrum regarding pricing and probability to reduce player burden. While I cannot specify exact rates or pity counts, we are preparing for a more player-friendly threshold than expected.

PD Lee Dong-jo: Our current policy is to avoid PvP. If there is significant demand, we might reconsider, but for now, we are focusing on content that rewards personal growth. The first feature to be unveiled is the 'Rift'—a mode where you explore random maps, encounter random monsters, gain Monster Rings, and receive feedback on your progression.

PD Lee Dong-jo: That was an oversight during our rushed preparation for the test, and I apologize that it stalled player growth. We are currently balancing this and believe it has improved significantly. We will continue testing and will introduce additional gold-farming content.

Business Head Kang Dong-ki: We are currently building a broadcast-dedicated studio within the development office. Once we are settled, we look forward to meeting you more often.

Business Head Kang Dong-ki: The characters are incredibly charming, so we are actively discussing various merchandise opportunities. We will share details once the release schedule is finalised.

Business Head Kang Dong-ki: We originally intended to release it this year, but incorporating feedback pushed the date. We are targeting the first half of next year—closer to spring than winter, when the weather isn't too hot.

PD Lee Dong-jo: I wanted to meet you sooner, but I want to fix every shortcoming first. We will ensure everything is perfect before we speak again.