As fun and enjoyable as TV anime are, you have to realize that TV anime nowadays are essentially very expensive advertisements for whatever they're adapting. Making a 12 episode anime is already a huge money sink, and the only direct sources of revenue for an anime are licensing costs and advertisements within the time slot they bought for airing. Sponsorships are another way of getting money but there's usually a fine print for that too. BD sales barely make a dent into the cost too and even that is split between the production company and the IP holder. Cygames going all out and making three seasons worth of anime is only feasible because they are a huge company with a sizable budget already, and I'm 100% certain they already made back all of what's spent on anime through the game. Live service games also have the incentive of having to periodically create new content for the players to enjoy.
Does the system suck? Yes. What's the alternative? Making a fully finished game that'll be forgotten in a few months? Making exclusively film releases so you can expect to make money back on ticket sales? Holding concerts?

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how i look on luckshitter posts who got mlb kita in 120 rolls

it sure gotta be nice being a luckshitter
goodbye uma, it was fun while it lasted

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how do i go about learning this information? is it in the game? or is there some guide online about it?

Isn't it rude to ask for shoes all the time?

>search for an /uma/ club
>either several results with the same name or none at all
well, fuck me i guess