Perhaps the reason is because Sega lacks faith that there is an actual audience. They've deprived western fans of so much content in all the online titles. It could be some negligence on the team's side with the content that often lagged behind the JP version or outright didn't even include in PSO and PSU that bringing over PSO2 just didn't seem profitable in the long term. They could look at gaijin ship 2 and see how many people have played despite the hurdles of the language barrier, but besides that hub, the rest are mostly relegated to a single ships and a small population spread out elsewhere.
Sega has been in a rut for awhile. Granted all businesses want to make money, but I think if they satisfy the fans and appriciate their customers, they could potentially profit more. As I said, this is a good time to be a Sonic fan. And I'm sure we all know about the dark age his series went thru. We need more people like Christian Whitehead that get their foot in the door doing simple ports and eventually work their way up to Mania status. He tugged at my feels from an interview he did recently following Plus' release in which he said his team often joked about the potential for toying with a Burning Rangers concept. After seeing what he had managed to accomplish, I could trust him with something like that. Their team needs to open the doors for new blood to bring in fresh ideas. Like, for real.
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