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· Valve tends to create genres, and Riot Games elevates them to the highest level.
· There's a prediction that Riot Games will be at the pinnacle of the PvP genre in five years.
· Games like Fortnite are gaining popularity among younger audiences, and the emergence of PvPvE games is expected to continue.

· It's difficult to survive solely on action games, so diverse attempts are necessary.
· FromSoftware's PvP received poor reviews, but Armored Core was well-received.
· Game developers need to try various approaches to prevent idea depletion.

· In Japan, crafting-style games like Palworld are more likely to gain popularity than PvP games.
· PvPvE games tend to converge towards casual play, and this element might be more significant in Japan.
· Games with less competitive elements, like a combination of Minecraft and Animal Crossing, could become popular.

· Players who prefer tackling enemies over pure PvP will favor PvPvE games.
· Games like Overwatch and Valorant focus on competitive PvP.
· PvPvE games have the potential to evolve into titles like The Last of Us through unique elements.

· Fewer players than expected wanted PvP in ARC Raiders.
· PvP combined with raid elements could be more successful.
· Cooperative play, defeating enemies, crafting, and base building have a high chance of success in the Japanese market.

· PvP games eventually hit a wall, and competitive elements actually make it harder for new players to join.
· Emphasizing competitive elements over the fun of the game itself makes it difficult to succeed.
· Valorant's success is due to its excellent marketing strategy.

· Games need to embrace not only the passionate few but also the many who can enjoy them without intense passion.
· ARC Raiders' strength lies in its accessibility for everyone.
· An FPS version of Pokémon would be a massive success.

· A past game that moved twice as fast as Valorant and killed with one headshot failed.
· Small hitboxes and high speed make games extremely difficult, causing players to leave.
· Such games only satisfy a small number of hardcore players.

· Escape from Tarkov didn't attract as many new users on Steam as expected after its release.
· Attempts to change the game genre to something comparable to Battle Royale could alter the game's identity.
· There's also potential for a shift towards the Looter Shooter genre.

· There are few options other than Looter Shooters.
· Overwatch, while fun in itself, has seen a decline in popularity due to matchmaking problems.
· The phenomenon of no one wanting to play tank occurs.
· Games like War Thunder have repeatedly failed.

· ARC Raiders could succeed if cooperative elements like Overwatch were added.
· PvPvE requires continuous updates and character additions, rather than being a game that ends upon completion.
· It needs to offer an experience similar to existing live-service games.

· Valve created the MOBA and Hero Shooter genres.
· Riot Games has the ability to evolve these genres to the highest level.
· Games like Team Fortress demonstrate Valve's influence.

· Games like Counter-Strike also started as Valve mods.
· Riot Games is highly likely to stand at the pinnacle of the PvP genre in the future.
· Players will likely have to adapt to this trend.