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The video predominantly centers on the emotional response to the announced shutdown of "Gundam Breaker Mobile" on June 4th, 2023, and offers reflections on its impact. Rebel vion, the speaker, discusses the community's surprise and the supportive, heartfelt message from the developers, urging players to enjoy their remaining time and use their in-game items. There is a call for a new "Gundam Breaker" game, preferably a sequel by the original team, highlighting the desire for console versions with offline play to avoid the pitfalls of online dependencies. The speaker recalls the enjoyable experiences of building dream suits and playing with friends, stressing the value all Gundam fans bring, whether virtual or physical players. Recommendations for newcomers to explore "GBO2" and insights into available guides are provided. The video concludes by celebrating the fun and memories shared within the community and encouraging viewers to continue enjoying their gaming experiences.
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In this segment of the video, Rebel vion discusses the upcoming shutdown of “Gundam Breaker Mobile,” which is scheduled for June 4th, 2023. The announcement came as a surprise to many, including Rebel vion, who reflects on the game’s history and the community’s reaction. Players are encouraged to use their in-game items and Haro chips before the shutdown, as purchases of Haro chips have already been disabled. The video highlights a heartfelt message from the game’s developers, thanking the community for their support and dedication. Rebel vion also shares personal feelings about the shutdown, sympathizing with fellow content creators and fans affected by the news. Lastly, Rebel vion expresses hope for a future “Gundam Breaker” game, specifically a sequel developed by the original team behind the first three installments.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the desire for a new Gun Breaker game on consoles, emphasizing the benefits of offline play compared to always-online services. The speaker notes the extensive time invested in building dream suits and playing with friends, which can be undermined by online-only dependencies. Concerns about the future of GBO2 are mentioned, although the speaker is optimistic that GBO2 will remain unaffected for now. A supportive message is extended to mobile breaker players and builders, stressing that all Gundam fans, whether they play physically or virtually, are valued. Additionally, the speaker reminisces about the history and community built around Gundam Breaker games, originally streamed on Twitch, highlighting the popularity and growth of the Gundam franchise.
00:06:00
In this segment, the speaker encourages viewers who have never played “GBO2” to start now, highlighting available guides on the channel that can assist newcomers. The community is ready to provide help and tips, whether accurate or not, but with good intentions. They suggest checking out their “Gundam Breaker 3” launch and build videos for nostalgia and fun, and express willingness to restart build requests. The speaker emphasizes enjoying gaming with friends, cherishing the memories made, and ends with encouragement to have fun and stay out of trouble.