Ni No Kuni: Cross Worlds tries to suck the blood of gamers, must have a virtual wallet to play the event

Ni No Kuni: Cross Worlds known as a game created on the mobile platform based on the once famous Ni No Kuni brand. Also because of this reason, since Ni No Kuni: Cross Worlds was announced, many gamers have been waiting for an open world mobile game, which can be said to be a great counterweight to Genshin. Impact is from the miHoyo family.

Because it’s a game adaptation of the brand Ni No Kuni So right from the first days of its release, Ni No Kuni: Cross Worlds has achieved impressive achievements, climbing to the top of the sales charts. However, the glory days of this game quickly ended when the community realized that NPH Netmarble was taking actions to “suck blood” from its players.

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not only gacha feature but Ni No Kuni: Cross Worlds also added the NFT feature as a way to suck money from gamers in a very thorough way. Despite receiving a lot of criticism, Netmarble still has not made any move to care about this game, even this Korean NPH has found ways to force players to put more money into their accounts. own, in one way or another.

The most remarkable thing is that the server of Ni No Kuni: Cross Worlds Over the past few days, there is often an inexplicable overload. Some gamers realize that there are too many bot accounts logging into some games and making the congestion even worse.

A large part of Ni No Kuni: Cross Worlds players quickly reported this situation to Netmarble, asking the publisher to “purge” those bot accounts, but all player feedback was completely ignored. whole. Not only does it not purge bot accounts, but Netmarble also “suggests” for gamers to buy the Daily Adventurer package for $ 7.99 (equivalent to 185,000 VND), with the benefit of being able to log in directly. game without any waiting.

When the events of Ni No Kuni: Cross Worlds are opened, players are required to open an MBX wallet address, a virtual currency feature of the game. This means that in order to play the event of the game, gamers are required to have a virtual currency wallet. Currently, Netmarble has not confirmed whether players need to deposit money to play the event.

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With the indifference and “blood sucking” of gamers to the end, it made a large number of Ni No Kuni: Cross Worlds gamers feel extremely frustrated to the extreme. It can be seen that Ni No Kuni: Cross Worlds is an extremely quality game, but with tricks to get money from gamers’ wallets like this, players can’t feel more tired.

If these incidents continue to happen and Netmarble still does not value the opinions of gamers, then Ni No Kuni: Cross Worlds will certainly lose a lot of gamers who love this game in the not too distant future.