Please consider scaling back the "time-gating" on some older content

[Oizen]

By the time I finished the Nier weekly and got the ending, I forgot what the quest's story even was.

[Jennah]

By the time I finished the Nier weekly and got the ending, I forgot what the quest's story even was.

That's fine, I'm pretty sure there wasn't really one.
The raids themselves were great mechanically, and fun to do. But if they were supposed to serve as an advertisement for NieR for people who've never played it (like me!) - they failed on pretty much every level imaginable.

[Vahlnir]

That's fine, I'm pretty sure there wasn't really one.
The raids themselves were great mechanically, and fun to do. But if they were supposed to serve as an advertisement for NieR for people who've never played it (like me!) - they failed on pretty much every level imaginable.

Yeah, I loved the boss fights in the Nier raids. They were engaging and fun for me. But as a long time Nier fan...it was absolutely terrible from a story standpoint. Crossovers are meant to be a form of advertising, sure, but...come on now. I know that Yoko Taro could have done better than this. But I guess this is what happens when they recruit a guy who doesn't even like the game he's doing the crossover for and gives 0 hoots besides. He's a quirky individual to begin with, but his heart just wasn't in it. I wanted to be thrown onto an emotional roller coaster and I was violently tossed into the merry-go-round instead.