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why not 3vs3 or more massive, but only 2vs2.. kinda disappointing
Anyways, just wonder if anyone gonna play this, releasing July 30th, 2020?

Is it fun game in terms of PvP?
The game doesn't look like making good amount of selling according to Accel World vs. Sword Art Online

Is anyone going to play Blue Protocol?
I am interested in playing this game.
This is PC game and will be released by Bandai Namco, I heard.

Currently, there are only about 8 applicants, so the possibility of a ranked match is expected to be slim, because not all of them can participate in biweekly.
However, if there are more than 10~12 applicants and it is assumed that at least 8 people can always participate in the promised pro league time, are you in favor of conducting pro league in ranked match for SAOFB Hero PvP?

You can reply below, and also vote above.
Thank you very much.

PvP hasn't been active that much this year, which I was kinda surprised myself.

On occasion the MoonSlicer Clan do get on for Hero PvP (sometimes Avatar PvP but rarely), but less often now then before.

I been looking for people for Hero PvP, so far I think I may have two right now. So I figured I would see who is still interested of doing PvP

I can do Avatar PvP with chips but most of my weapons are mainly swords 

This is probably the world's 3rd attempt about creating anime RTS since we saw only few titles on Hundred Sword by SEGA and Star Maidens Chronicle: Definitive Edition by Project YNP. Both failed due to very basic reason of such that RTS gaming with console gamepad isn't just fun at all, and for Star Maidens Chronicle it was just too shallow RTS.

If this game fails, we won't see any anime RTS in next 20+ years lolol
I mean even very big videogame development company like SEGA failed in creati