《雪鹰领主》绿色度测评报告

After years of high expectations and some concerns about the card draw mechanism, Persona 5's spin-off "The Phantom X" finally officially landed in the global market at the end of last month - but its global release process was obviously not smooth.

Although this is Atlus' most successful Persona 5 series to date, with a peak player reaching 41,622 within 12 hours of its launch, Phantom X's current review on Steam is "commonly praised and criticized", and the number of negative reviews even exceeds the positive reviews. It is not surprising that players' complaints are mainly focused on the game's card drawing system. Some players even accuse developers and publishers of being "greedy", while others believe they have ignored the rights of overseas fans.

These criticisms stem from what players call "severe lack of polishing" and insufficient rewards to users around the world - international server players are said to receive fewer redeemed in-game rewards than players in other regions such as China. However, Atlus is listening to players, and a recent announcement from the development team confirmed this and suggested a change that could bring fans to expect.

[A letter from the P5X operation team to players] Thank you for playing P5X. We have received a lot of feedback on the operation of the P5X. We attach great importance to your opinions and will explain our future operational plans in detail in the next live broadcast. During this period, please wait patiently... July 17, 2025

The announcement continued: "We take everyone's feedback very seriously and will announce our future operational plans in the next live broadcast. Please be patient during this period." Atlus also apologized for the delay in the previous live broadcast at the end of the announcement, and said that "the specific information about the 1.2 English live broadcast will be announced in advance" - but the company has not yet given an exact date.

Players generally have a cautious attitude towards this reaction. "There was finally a response," one player commented. "Please be sure to really respond to feedback from players around the world, because the game itself is of good quality and has great potential." Another player admitted: "We will not believe it before we see the actual changes," but also believed that Atlus' statement "is a good start."

It remains to be seen how the development team will adjust its direction next. And I can only keep looking forward to it.

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