It's amazing this sub trys to push out pc players for no reason. All you're doing is reducing the amount of people to talk about the game on an already small forum.
Just a small but obvious thought; have you ever thought of using flairs to differentiate? As most subs that support consoles and pc dont often lock threads and tell people to leave.
Edit: Even more so as it's not like this forum is called "BlessUnleashedConsoles".
External link →Nobody is pushing out PC players, in fact we've said repeatedly they are welcome here. But it is helpful for PC players to understand that this is the BandaiNamco side of Bless Unleashed, which is not associated with Bless Unleashed PC. So it is the wrong place for pc-related topics like technical support, for example. Or looking for guild on PC servers. Pointing out that the PC subreddit would be more helpful for things like that is only meant to be helpful.
As long as you're not toxic, unnecessarily dramatic or stirring up negativity, all are welcome here
The reason this subreddit is not called Bless unleashedConsole is because for over a year, console was the only Bless Unleashed there was, and there was no talk of a PC release when it was created. It falls on the PC platforms to differentiate themselves
The first iteration of the game was designed for pc. They then decided to redevelop for console, which they've now ported to pc.
The fourm isn't called Blessunleashedforconsoles; it's simply BlessUnleashed which is why obviously pc players would come here.
Because of the small community it makes even more sense to try and give it a boost or life through merging the communities. I'm not asking for the name to be changed as the name doesn't imply either types of hardware.
Most dying communities like having it revived. Clearly Blessunleashed is the exception. I dont care enough and play the game seldom.
The first iteration of Bless Unleashed was for consoles only. Bless Online and Bless Unleashed are only related in that they use the same graphic assets, but were made on different engines by completely different devs. Sharing the name was an unfortunate decision that tend to confuse a lot of people
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