I hope you stop playing this game.вЂќДespite harsh Internet policing, his actions has earned the approval of some supporters, but whether or not it has any lasting effect on the game itself remains up to speculation. Rather than pour money into this game, contribute to JapanвЂ™s games like KanColle instead. вЂњWhen you play Azur Lane, the precious money of Japanese people is siphoned into ChinaвЂ™s military. Azur Lane is a Chinese knockoff of KanColle, and all in-game transactions go towards funding ChinaвЂ™s army. Japanese Twitter account was created by a KanColle loyalist who aims to root out вЂњtraitor illustratorsвЂќ, doling out scathing words to fan-made illustrations of the fleet girls or any mention of the Chinese knockoff. The generous amount of eye candy and new gameplay mechanics has helped boost Azur LaneвЂ™s popularity in Japan, but not everyone is happy about it.

The game also has its own version of fleet girls, some of which sport much sexier and racier outfits than those found in KanColleвЂ™s. Where KanColleвЂ™s combat was largely automated, Azur LaneвЂ™s requires players to manually take aim and fire at enemies, though the company claims such skills donвЂ™t factor much into the outcome of battles. However, it does offer a few new features absent from the original. в–ј Ayanami pictured in the center here bears a striking

Some of the fleet girls have become so iconic theyвЂ™ve appeared as cosplay in every Comiket.ДЄzur Lane, a Chinese knockoff of KanColle, has just been launched this year, and it does seem like a straight up clone of the original battleship game at first glance. Web browser battleship game Kantai Collection, known as KanColle, has gained immense popularity since its creation four years ago, spawning legions of loyal followers who are as interested in the strategic elements of the game as the anthropomorphized battleships themselves. TheyвЂ™re claiming in-game transactions are being siphoned into funding ChinaвЂ™s military.

Go-games version of kancolle