Outrageous! "Conscious Existence" Collaborates with Adult-Oriented Influencer, Players Don't Buy It

Last night I was talking about this with my roommate, and we both felt it was really awkward. Capcom's move this time is baffling, like a mismatched blind date. We were originally looking forward to the new game livestream, but the partner's background is problematic. It feels like calling the wrong name during roll call in class, leaving the whole room silent.

Last Friday, they held a joint livestream for "Existence Quality". But the partner actually has a history of producing adult videos, which is outrageous. Players feel this completely clashes with the child characters in the game.

Social media is in an uproar; everyone feels offended. Some are criticizing this marketing approach for completely disregarding player feelings. Looking at those screenshots of comments, it's as lively as a dormitory argument. I originally wanted to enjoy the livestream happily, but it turned into a drama spectating session. The officials haven't said anything yet, leaving everyone feeling uneasy.

I think game marketing needs to find the right positioning, not just chase traffic. It's like treating guests to a meal; you shouldn't drag friends who don't eat spicy food to a spicy restaurant. Although I like playing together with others, I can't stand this awkwardness. If the game itself is fun, why resort to these shady tactics?

Now we can only wait for an official response, hoping they don't disappoint the players. If this collaboration crashes, half the people will be driven away before even playing the game. I still hope Capcom handles this quickly so we can play with peace of mind.