History Trivia / CounterSide

* NoExportForYou: The Global server was one week away from getting a collab event with ''VideoGame/GuiltyGear'' (with Jack-O debuting as an Awakened unit in all servers) before [[https://www.counterside.com/notice/item/ct/en/tbl/notice/idx/896/P7 it was suddenly announced]] to be "postponed indefinitely" (with Quartz given as an apology). It's presumably related to ''VideoGame/GuiltyGearStrive'' removing all references to Uyghur, Tibet, and Taiwan in its backstory, from ''all'' versions of the game.

* TheWikiRule: [[https://www.prydwen.gg/ The Prydwen Wiki]] began as a SE Asia-specific wiki, but as the game grew more and more popular, it expanded its scope and remit to cover both the SEA and Global versions heavily, while keeping an eye on new developments in the Korean version. It is generally regarded well by the community, and [[ApprovalOfGod the official Global site also endorsed it for awhile by having a direct link to it]].

* TheWikiRule: [[https://www.prydwen.co/ The Prydwen Wiki]] began as a SE Asia-specific wiki, but as the game grew more and more popular, it expanded its scope and remit to cover both the SEA and Global versions heavily, while keeping an eye on new developments in the Korean version. It is generally regarded well by the community, and [[ApprovalOfGod the official Global site also endorses it by having a direct link to it]].

* {{Blooper}}: The "Routine Branch Report" Dispatch Mission shows Shiyoon in front of a bar graph, but the x-axis labels the bars the four quarters of 2019, which predates not only Coffin Company itself but also the ''Administration Failure'' (which explicitly happened in 2024 of the setting). This seems to be an old asset from the game's official KR release in 2020.

* {{Blooper}}: The "Routine Branch Report" Dispatch Mission shows Shiyoon in front of a bar graph, but the x-axis labels the bars the four quarters of 2019, which predates not only Coffin Company itself but also the ''Administration Failure'' (which explicitly happened in 2024 of the setting). This seems to be a reused asset from before the game's official KR release in 2020.

* {{Blooper}}: The Routine Branch Report Dispatch Mission shows Shiyoon in front of a bar graph, but the x-axis labels the bars the four quarters of 2019, which predates not only Coffin Company itself but also the ''Administration Failure'' (which explicitly happened in 2024 of the setting). This seems to be a reused asset from before the game's official KR release in 2020.

* AuthorsSavingThrow: When the ''hololive'' rerun was announced, one of the positive changes was the free skin reward being both a ''selector'' and less RNG-reliant, presumably a response to the criticism of the first run's free skin reward being both ''random'' and locked behind a heavily LuckBasedMission.

* AuthorsSavingThrow: When the ''hololive'' rerun was announced, one of the positive changes was the free skin reward being both less RNG-reliant and a ''selector'', presumably a response to the criticism of the first run's free skin reward being both ''random'' and locked behind a heavily LuckBasedMission.

* AuthorsSavingThrow: When the ''hololive'' rerun was announced, one of the positive changes was the free skin reward being both less RNG-reliant and a ''selector'', presumably a response to the criticism of the first run's first skin being ''random'' and locked behind a heavily LuckBasedMission.

* WhyTheFandomCantHaveNiceThings: While unconfirmed, not many people are surprised that the ability to comment on the characters were removed. While some lament the convenience of people's consideration toward units either in order to save/skip the banner or what is the best way to build the characters skills/loadout, many citing bad experiences with the comments ranging from general natter that didn't contribute to any discussion, [[MaleGaze oogling character designs with zero context beyond that]], racism towards the characters, and racism towards the players because of language issues.
* TheWikiRule: [[https://www.prydwen.co/ The Prydwen Wiki]] began as a SE Asia-specific wiki, but as the game grew more and more popular, it expanded its scope and remit to cover both the SEA and Global versions heavily, while keeping an eye on new developments in the Korean version, and is generally regarded well by the community and the [[ApprovalOfGod official Global site also directs to it as the wiki]].

** Units also have a "Negotiation Failure" line that was related to Salary Management having a chance to fail; after two updates, this mechanic was changed to never result in a Failure, with the "Negotiation Failure" lines relegated to the unit's Dialogue page.

** Global version had similar results from sponsored streams from both {{WebAnimation/Nijisanji}} English branch and WebVideo/VShojo.

** Global version had similar results from sponsored streams from both WebAnimation/Nijisanji English branch and WebVideo/VShojo.

* ColbertBump: The JP version received an increase in their preregistrations after {{WebAnimation/Hololive}}'s Usada Pekora was given an early look at the game and showed up during its release stream.

* DubNameChange: The Japanese version took the (somewhat controversial) step of "Nihonizing" virtually all of the names of Korean and Chinese origin (as these names can be rendered "natively" in Japanese, due to the complicated linguistic history between the three languages). All the names that have been changed to date:
** Yoo Mina to Yanagi Mina.
** Joo Shiyoon to Akiyama Shiryu.
** Joo Shiyoung to Akiyama Shinon.
** Seo Yoon to Aoi Shizuka.
** Eujin to Shiroko.
** Kim Sobin to Amana Koharu.
** Kim Hana to Nakashima Suzuka.
** Lee Yoon Jeong to Yuko Watanabe.
** Olivie Park to Olivie Atsuko.
** Na Hee Rin to Kitahara Nozomi.
** Yang Harim to Hoshino Usagi.
** Han Sorim to Mizuki Haneda.
** Cho Hojin to Itou Mayumi.
** Gaeun to Yuki.
** Choi Ina to Megumi Harajima.
** Lee Yumi to Kasukabe Yumi.
** Kang Soyoung to Maekawa Natsumi.
** Lee Jin to Shinozaki Honoka.
** Oh Saerom to Kendo Asane.
** Kim Chowon to Suzuki Nao.
** Lee Minseo to Himiko Kuroboshi.
** Na Yubin to Ichinose Kaoru.
** Lee Soo Yeon to Kanami Kizuna.

* TheWikiRule: [[https://www.prydwen.co/ The Prydwen Wiki]] began as a SE Asia-specific wiki, but as the game grew more and more popular, it expanded its scope and remit to cover both the SEA and Global versions heavily, while keeping an eye on new developments in the Korean version, and is generally regarded well by the community.

* DubNameChange: The Japanese version took the (somewhat controversial) step of "Nihonizing" virtually all of the names of Korean and Chinese in origin (as these names can be rendered "natively" in Japanese, due to the complicated linguistic history between the three languages). All the names that have been changed to date:

* DubNameChange: The Japanese version took the (somewhat controversial) step of "Nihonizing" virtually all of the names which were Korean and Chinese in origin (as these names can be rendered "natively" in Japanese, due to the complicated linguistic history between the three languages). All the names that have been changed to date:

* AllStarCast: The Korean version is well loved due to many of the voice casts being appropriate for their characters. The Japanese version has also been praised for bring in high-value voice actors like Creator/TakehitoKoyasu, Creator/AoiYuuki, Creator/SaoriHayami, and Creator/AyakoKawasumi.

* DubNameChange: From KR to JP:

* TheWikiRule: One for the SEA region with some spotlight on the KR version can be found [[https://www.prydwen.co/ here]].

* TheWikiRule: One for the SEA region with some spotlight on the KR version can be found [[https://www.prydwen.co/ here]].

* AllStarCast: The Korean version is well loved due to many of the voice casts being appropriate for their characters. The Japanese version has also been praised for bring in high-value voice actors like Creator/TakehitoKoyasu, Creator/AoiYuuki, Creator/SaoriHayami, and Creator/AyakoKawasumi.

W.I.P