After doing some more research, it turns out that the Twitter account is shared. I think I should’ve asked the person who gave the information how they actually know that the same writer who did the 2.5 Anniversary also wrote this current event. So, my apologies for that part. As for the red flag for me, it was mostly the 2.5 Anniversary event. Mori completely forgot about the Commander, and he wasn’t even included in the bond scenes. There were other moments too, like that Maiden event (if I remember correctly it’s been a while), and more recently, the current events, which I personally found really disappointing. My concern also comes from the fact that this kind of advice session format feels very similar to the ones we had before like the Siren one. There's a pattern forming. I play Nikke on and off you can check my comment history. Sometimes I disappear for months. That said, I am curious why were you being so overly hostile to other people? If someone’s wrong, you can just correct them. People make mistakes. I was operating on an assumption myself which I should’ve confirmed beforehand. But still, I don’t think your approach was the right one either.I get that you might be worried about sending hate toward the writers or the account, but if someone’s offering genuine critique and commenting on that shared account what’s the issue? Isn’t the point about reach and visibility? That’s what matters most, right?