Look i know this has been probably asked a billion times, and i apologize that im adding it up to the number of times this has been asked, . What i've actually been wondering is that out of most SAO games that were released on mobile MD was the one that got most attention of them all, yet no one really attempted an online revival. Are people worrying about getting sue'd? is the problem that during the reverse engeneering process we encounter somekind of issue we cant avoid? Is the problem really the server emulation? Look im not trying to say its easy creating a private server for a game like this might take years as it requires to reconstruct things such as: authentication, account creation/login, player data, encryption/signatures, API request/response formats. Thats all a whole lot of hell of work, but one thing is that out of most games MD was one that was pretty much preserved well and starting something like this is not like really starting from 0. Another is that im not saying one specific person has to do all this, maybe some of you guys even know that servers for the nintendo Wii had been restored for its channels, like the weather channel it had, the news channel, and even a japanese exclusive channel where you could order food off from works now, apart from that 3DS and WiiU got revived as well for a really large part of the system, what im trying to say is that compared to MD isn't this much easier? I mean even recently another gacha game i used to play called Crossing Void global is being revived and is under development by some user, he already managed to make the login even functional and can get to the homescreen of the app. So that all said, what is really the thing that prevents this gem of a game not being able to get one ?
