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See, my major problems were in figuring out what the heck to do with Wow, Sega Rosso, and UGA. Smilebit seemed the most obvious choice for a sports team. The other five teams, I knew weren’t dispensible.

I also didn’t forsee that Sega would be hiring more staff to form Suzuki’s new team; I just assumed from what had been reported that the current divisions would be reorganized. That’s what all of the news had implied, previously to the more recent announcements.

With that assumption, what I tried to do is figure out how to remold Sega Rosso, UGA, and Wow into some new form.

Wow was the biggest question mark, as they’re actually a pretty big team. As it turns out, they’re too big. I guess I was just desperate to get rid of them. I wanted to split them into kibble.

In contrast, I knew that UGA and Sega Rosso would vanish somehow, in whole. I tried to merge them into that new arcade team (as it had been reported), because they needed to go somewhere. Instead, they’ve being absorbed into Sonicteam and Hitmaker. Fair enough. Whatever.

Now it looks like we’re not even getting a new arcade team, but a cinematic online game team. Uh?

Meet your friends in Yokosuka! Play darts against enemies!

Hey… actually. That… might not not-work. Hmm.

Regardless. Given the information I was given, I rather like how I handled that. The one big surprise is the outright merger of Wow and Overworks, although in retrospect it… is a little less not-obvious.

Now. If I had just been given complete and correct working information from the get-go, I might have been even more onto something.

Woo. Need to work on my sources. And then I will be unstoppable.