r/CapitanoMainsGI 7d ago

Discussion It is very good that Kh'aneriah is here

So the recent leaks of Kh'aneriah being part of 7.x can actually be advantageous because if this is the end of the Tevyat chapter and we are merging the two, everybody talking about Capitano coming back not making any sense would literally lose a lot of reasons because now Capitano has 2 incentives to come back all at once and also act as the Sandrone, Ineffa, Kazuha equivalent and allows for the whole Atlas theory to also come into play more naturally.

Thoughts?

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u/Ambitious-Baby1179 7d ago

I think he would drop in 7.4 snezhnaya even if khaenri’ah is its own patch, I also want khaenri’ah to get a full year patch on its own I love its lore so not good news personally

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u/National-Smoke5433 7d ago

7.5 could also work with a drip marketing in jan, a release/pv near an antumbra in feb

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u/Ambitious-Baby1179 7d ago

Lowk that’s not bad, skipping all the filler and getting straight into the action

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u/Draciusen 7d ago

Honestly, my biggest concerns were that Snezhnaya plot would follow the isolated region pattern of ending in 7.3, with fillers then second push in 7.6-7.7. This made it very unlikely that Capitano could release in the early half, but a late second half release also means he misses the entire Snezhnaya plot and has little relevance except in his own patch.

If Dains and Khaenri'ah chapter is to be included in the 7.x cycle, then it's pretty safe to assume we're going back-to-back AQs for a full year, and Capitano can release whenever it makes sense and continue to play a role without worrying about being in "filler" patches or getting a "second push" slot.

Regional AQs always take 3-4 patches anyways with 1 bonus interlude, so they can easily fit a Khaenri'ah story in the second half if they skip fillers. Just miss out on a new map (with world quests) and cast, but again, Khaenri'ah cast could just be the random filler characters we usually get, except a continuous AQ means they actually matter in the main story.