Nekomugi Tororo Plays AION 2 for Nearly 12 Hours as Matchmaking Changes Loom

INDEPENDENT — Nekomugi Tororo, an independent streamer on Twitch, spent a stream of nearly 12 hours in AION 2 playing a Chanter, and closed it by saying the game’s matchmaking might change and that more content might be added soon. Tororo called the prospect exciting.

The stream opened with the community’s “kontororo” greeting and a plan: work through whatever could be finished before the weekly reset. Tororo named two more arena entries to collect and a transcendence summon as the first items.

“If I rest even a little now, I won’t be able to catch up.” — Nekomugi Tororo, on keeping pace with the game

Server pairings were the main topic when chat was busiest about an hour in. Tororo and viewers went back and forth on which servers might be matched against each other next and how win-loss records could decide it, with viewers trading their own guesses. Late in the stream, viewers discussed the possibility of same-faction matchups, and chat said that only abyss matches, not rift matches, would change.

Other stretches were more relaxed. Around four hours in, Tororo talked about eating umeboshi, saying it had helped them get through the summer without the fatigue they usually suffer. Around five hours in, Tororo and chat compared the Gladiator class with the Templar and Cleric, with Tororo saying the Gladiator’s healing could not match a Cleric’s. Nine hours in, talk turned to how much there was to keep up with in the game, and Tororo said they felt that even a short rest would leave them behind.

Tororo ended the session by saying the stream would pause there and resume that night. The plan was to use up abyss time, work on a secondary character, run dungeons and possibly sell items, and to gather gold-grade gear so it could be retuned the next day, once prices had dropped.