I have unticked the 'sync models' options in settings. Then I edited the pso2 and NGS bodies separately. I also tested the changes in the salon by swapping between NGS and pso2 costumes, it worked fine and I used a salon pass to apply the changes (using an NGS body + pso2 head at this point).

However, the next time I went into salon and tried equipping the pso2 body, it looked nothing like what I modified last time. Could this mean the model desync wasn't working properly?

Even if it's functioning as intended, I feel it would be a better idea to let players save separate sliders for every model (pso2, ngs, cast, humanoid, type 1 & 2) in one go so we don't have to burn salon passes every time we wanted to switch things up a little.

Has anyone encountered the same issue? Please let me know if there are other ways of doing separate sliders, much appreciated.

Often when I key in keywords of an item, e.g. yorha, suggestions do not display all of the items with yorha on the market. For example, one time I tried searching yorha for the 9s outfit but it didn't show up, but I found it nonetheless using the exact words and search by price. I am sure I am not the only one who experienced this problem.

While I rarely top up and sell stuff on the market, I feel like this bug is really unfair to sellers, who did pay for your cosmetics, to not show up in search results randomly. It will also undermine player satisfaction because more time must be wasted on finding the exact term to search.

They probably didn't have time/budget to hire English singers to dub a new version

The game should allow OTS aiming and attacking with a mouse and subpalette usage with a keyboard even if the user's main control method is a controller. As we know, controller controls are rather sluggish when compared to K&M in those two specific functions, and I believe it isn't hard to code in combined functions. Many people play with a controller for the extra comfort, menu navigation and (most importantly) slow walking animations, and honestly I think this should be done to enhance their experience.

It's an anime game. Characters have anime personalities all over the place, get over it.

Recently I got a lot of error 630s when playing, but I managed to fix it by opening ports. Just follow this guide The ports used by PSO2 are TCP12000-12999. Input 12000-12999 at the Service Input and choose TCP as Protocol. Definitely try this before contacting support, because they take forever to respond.

I myself sent them tickets too more than a week ago and I haven't received any reply. the negative steam reviews talk about the same problem.

@AvengingAndy I've been having the same problem but worse. Every time I go on a quest the game suddenly starts making enemies invincible, and then it error 630 me.

I agree with your arguments completely

Same here