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La version mondiale du protocole bleu annulé à mesure que les serveurs japonais se ferment

Authore: IsabellaMise à jour：Feb 21,2025

Blue Protocol Global Release Canceled as Japan Servers Close Down

La décision de Bandai Namco de fermer les serveurs japonais de Blue Protocol en janvier 2025 a entraîné l'annulation du lancement mondial prévu par Amazon Games. Cet article plonge dans l'annonce et ses implications pour le jeu.

La disparition et l'annulation mondiale du protocole bleu

Compensation des joueurs et mises à jour finales

Blue Protocol Global Release Canceled as Japan Servers Close Down

L'annonce officielle de Bandai Namco confirme la fermeture des serveurs japonais de Blue Protocol le 18 janvier 2025, annulant simultanément la version mondiale prévue en partenariat avec Amazon Games. L'entreprise a cité l'incapacité à offrir une expérience de joueur toujours satisfaisante comme principale raison de la fermeture. Bandai Namco a exprimé son regret à cause de l'annulation, déclarant que le maintien des attentes des joueurs de la réunion de service s'est avéré insurmontable.

Pour compenser les joueurs, Bandai Namco fournira 5 000 orbes de rose le premier de chaque mois de septembre 2024 à janvier 2025, plus 250 orbes de rose par jour. Les achats et les remboursements de Rose Orb cesseront. En outre, la passe de la saison 9 sera gratuite et la mise à jour finale (chapitre 7) est prévue pour le 18 décembre 2024.

Blue Protocol Global Release Canceled as Japan Servers Close Down

Malgré un lancement prometteur en juin 2023, avec plus de 200 000 joueurs simultanés initialement, Blue Protocol a connu des problèmes de serveur importants le jour de lancement, nécessitant une maintenance d'urgence. Par la suite, le nombre de joueurs a diminué et l'insatisfaction a augmenté. Le sous-performance du jeu, rapporté dans le rapport financier du 31 mars 2024 de Bandai Namco, a finalement conduit à la décision de mettre fin au service. Le jeu n'a pas réussi à respecter les projections financières de l'entreprise malgré son succès initial.

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