But it is against the rules, always was, sega never lifted that rule. You just assumed that rule was gone LOL

LOL Sega never wanted you to play on the jp server in the first place. And let's say they have blocked ip from outside of the country, people will still manage to connect using VPN, just like they are doing now.

i miss when the excuse was "why bother now, phantom isn't out"

Indeed now i'm surprised.

i can't believe we still don't have neither soul receptor or factor receptor. we can't even get guardian soul.

I was really expecting for soul receptor, factor receptor, catalys receptor(units) can't stop wondering when will it come to global.

@Akonyl 12* units were tradable in jp since 29/07

@SeriPSO2 i started simple with a no or yes question, and mentioned it is off-topic,

"That's kinda off-topic but just out of curiosity, you people know you're not allowed to play on jp server if you don't live in japan right?"

you could answer with a yes or no, or just ignore it, no need to write a book to answer that.

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@Kitsunefox412

People aren't priding in that they're saying, "Look, we're playing a game that we could've gotten banned in years ago." They're referring to the insight/knowledge they got from playing the JP version. It's the notion that the individual have an insight on what to expect for contents and the experience in the game and its mechanics/systems, also the experiencing what the content was like at time of released.

So I'm not exactly sure why it was brought up or the relevance of JP's ToS since it felt more like taking a jab at JP players that plays both versions.

I mean- this kind of thing isn't exclusive to PSO2 only. Any game with multiple regions where the original region are far ahead of the others will encounter players who have insight on what future contents will be like. On top of communities that share expected contents coming to their region.

you just made my point lol

@SeriPSO2 i understand. i was just wondering why people say proudly "I played a couple years on JP", while there's absolutely nothing to be proud of. it's like saying "i don't have a driver license but i'm a good driver".