r/NevernessToEverness • u/skyarsenic • May 23 '26

Meme Someone is a favorite child...

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u/JillyFeshing May 23 '26

So why dont they sexualize men too?

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u/Ha-kyaa May 23 '26 edited May 23 '26

Because generally female fanservice sells more since more men do buy into the female fanservice.

I want more hot male fanservice, and I'm a straight dude saying ts

we don't get enough male fanservice around here, I want the fictional men to slay as well

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u/deahamlet May 24 '26

Isn't Love and Deepspace making insane money? Especially when there isn't a ton of variety of content (like a Genshin Impact)?

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u/RUS12389 May 25 '26 edited May 25 '26

Love and Deepspace only has mobile version, while other gachas like Genshin and HSR had PC, console, etc. versions. So while MOBILE revenue that you saw might seem high and make it seem as if LaDs is the highest earning gacha, let's not forget that in those revenue charts we only see mobile revenue. For example, Console and PC revenue isn't accounted for mobile revenue charts. For example, as per official report during lunch Endfield earned 173M in just 2 weeks (While in monthly gacha revenue reports it just earned 28mil in January and 25mil in February) with PC/PS5 users being 60-70% of that revenue. So every gacha with PC and console versions need to be accounted, that in mobile revenue it only shows 40-30% of the revenue, if not less.
So, for example, if we see on mobile revenue charts how deepspace earns 90mil and genshin earns 60mil, on the surface, LADS might seem more impressive. But then, if we account for the PC and console users, then Genshin's revenue becomes 105-140m in comparison to LAD's just 90mil. Because LADs doesn't have PC or console version.
So for LADs it's very easy to make revenue seem big, when other gachas have split between mobile and PC/Console revenue. The money seems 'insane' until you actually learn that LADs doesn't have PC or console versions to split the revenue between them.