I'm having an absolut blast in this game. Got my own guild and have alliances with others who are trying to fight the big guild. The world is amazing. The open world content is great and I absolutely love how the game feels with no sharding and how smooth it runs. I see people I've met before. I cant express enough in a youtube comment how much I enjoy it. Haven't had this much fun in a game since I started FFXIV back in june 2021
@@MrCarlWax Yeah sharding is such a stupid concept for an MMO. NCsoft really did goof implementing the tech they have from GW2 to make sure that world events feel properly massive.
@@TempestchronI'm not sure what you mean. GW2 is full of different map instances. It can't show all players and it doesn't use servers, but exclusively sharding on a world server.
@@MrCarlWax Ah I must have misunderstood the meaning of sharding. I was thinking of other MMOs having different servers and fundamentally not being able to see each other on a different server.
Fair point, we all have things that we like and dislike, however not everyone is on-board the 'Pro-Gambling' train. Myself included. To RubeusCubeus's credit, he has been pre-conditioned into these systems with his history of Maplestory, hence his tolerance to it is much higher than any individual who hasn't been thoroughly exposed to such systems themselves. I generally agree with RubeusCubeus's views, hence the reason why I watch his video how-ever when he said the following, I can't lie I was taken off-guard. 4:54 "It's gambling dude, it's fun, it's enjoyable". I have to be fair and mention the context in which he is saying this. This is in regards to gear upgrades in Maplestory. He is saying that the chance of successfully upgrading a gear is very low, while the chance of the gear being outright destroyed is very high. I personally don't find it 'Fun' when there's a chance for my gear to be outright destroyed. Even though it may be easy to reacquire. Especially if the chance isn't even 50/50, but heavily in favor of breaking. Don't forget 'Fun' and 'Enjoyment' is subjective and varies from person to person. Apart from that, I agree with your point on enjoying games for what it is and to have fun. Keep it up. 👍
I love the Maplestory example you used. Personally, I love the starforce system in Maplestory despite what a lot of people think, the idea of working hard to defeat a boss, get a rare item, gather your friends to watch you upgrade it, and if it goes it's a celebration, if it booms its all fun and laughs. This is enough to keep me playing forever honestly.
While people were playing WoW for a better part of 2 decades, we have been playing these types of Asian style MMOs for roughly the same amount of time. And we have had a boatload of these MMOs that look and feel similar to what we have gotten in these new iterations of Korean MMOs that leads some to think, "so what's new?" I used to think that the MMO genre was the one genre of game that had the highest potential of evolving how it presented its gameplay because of how broad its scope it, but it is sad that it's the genre that had the least innovation over the past decade because of how expensive it is to make and maintain. Imagine if they could make a whole city using the technology they used from animating the flying whale in TaL. Or maybe a game mechanic that involves flying. The past me expected the industry to already have that kind of feature available for a Ship flying MMO, but oh well..
I agree with you, and I'm playing it myself. I can't be bothered with the haters that trash it without even trying it. Sure it has issues, but it's a blast!
At the end of the day, those people are missing the point; visiting some magical world where things are different. And doing so with friends against 100s of other real people, on a potato pc.
Loving your outlook on this. So many people don't know how to experience an MMO anymore. It's all just a rush to finish the game. Great to see people out there like myself who enjoy learning about the world and taking it all in.
This is how I feel about New World. Everyone hates on new world, but my first 500 hours in that game, exploring and grinding with friends was such a blast. That's what I look forward to most about new mmos.
One of my main complaints was the areas were not level marked on the map so you could spend X amount of time running there just to find out you're underleveld. Horrible feeling. Like the devs don't care about wasting my time. Have they fixed that?
Honestly, I think not liking the visuals is a pretty valid reason for not playing a game, since that is what you will be starring at all the time while playing. However, I think there is a difference between giving a game a cursory glance and being like "yeah, no, don't like the graphics" or coming to that conclusion after watching a few game play streams and having looked into the graphics settings of the game.
Even if you play a game I don't necessarily enjoy or agree with, I'll still hop on stream just to watch you because I enjoy seeing your reaction and honesty
There are very very very very few systems in this game where you "put something into it and don't know what you're going to get out of it." I "swiped" for the 6k lucent pack on the store because I've been playing a lot and enjoying plus I really liked the skins that came with it. Within 16 hours I had made all of that back by just selling random stuff on the Auction House and have since doubled that number. People that cry about the game while being ignorant are goobers.
I've never been able to stick with a korean mmo for more than a month or two at the most. I always reach a point where I get sick of what feels to me as overly complicated progression systems. And they often become so time consuming. There are so many other games that I can enjoy with much less effort. I'm happy for those who enjoy them, but I've come to realize they just aren't for me.
dude im so glad to have encountered with this video. Even tho i do not agree with gatcha and predatory type of systems and stuff, im so happy for someone to just say "im having fun, and when i stop having fun ill just stop playing". Im so sick of this idea that mmorpgs MUST be games with endless replayability to the point you could literally play them forever. Why can't we just enjoy fun and happiness, even if its just a temporary thing. A game's goal shouldn't be to have you hooked forever, it should be fun!
I admit I had lots of doubts before the launch, but after continuing to watch videos and streams I said it seems like worth the try for a free game. And now I'm playing it regularly every day and would not mind dropping the price of a game for lucent if I stick with it past a month or two. Genuinely enjoying it right now though
Glad you are enjoying it. Im sadly on benediction with my buddies, but this game is cool. Your perspective on trying games and MMOs as a whole is pretty much spot on with how I approach most games. Fun video hope to see more of your T&L prog
NewWorld launched with just over 900K players according to steamDB and now has 6K CCU. T&L launched with far less comparitively and will inevitably suffer the same outcome. Keep in mind T&L failed in its country of origin. Now let that sink in...
You watched the whole video and still don’t understand. It’s about lacking the ability to have fun with something in the moment because you’re afraid of the future.
@@rubeuscubeus Firstly, No. It has nothing to do with lacking the ability to have fun. People can have fun playing games that aren't destined to fail, yes. I can name plenty. The difference here is why would someone with a brain waste their time with a game that will utimately fall much the same way as it has in its place of origin? That fact doesn't necessarily sing of confidence/hopefulness. Numbers don't lie and evidence is public. A game that has poor monetization, lacks content and has no replayability will inevitably bleed players. Second, by your own logic the game is a flash in the pan.. "in the moment" isn't something to write home about. T&Ls future has already been prophesied in south korea (and it failed). To think it'll be different outside of its own country is asinine. Point is.. Players don't want their time wasted. They want a game that will stand the test of time. Lastly, you can absolutely determine whether or not a game is for you by looking at it. Concord is a perfect example. Unappealing character designs, dull concept/gameplay and launched as a box cost hero-shooter within a market that's already saturated. Peaked at 600 players. Now is dead and in the grave. The argument of someone not knowing if they'll like the game unless they play it has always been an abysmal take. If someone walks into a restaurant and sees that sandwiches are made with dirt and glass shards, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to ascertain if whether it's fit for consumption or just flat out bad. Like.. hello???
@@squirrellover69.people play it because it’s fun, which you wouldn’t know because you haven’t played it. Don’t you find it weird you spend time writing giant comments on a game you haven’t played?
@@rubeuscubeus So ‘fun’ is your only rebuttal and you’ve failed to contest any of my previous points. I see you lack reading comprehension seeing as your question would’ve already been answered in aforementioned statements. I’m done here.
Its the stigma behind it, B&S and TERA are still fresh in my memory. Really good MMO's on launch, ruined by their progression systems and greeds. Thats why people have little to no faith in Korean MMO and my sample size is small, but disappointment has been massive. Good for you if you're enjoying it, though.
Bro all the new world / lost ark haters come out the woodworks to talk sht about this game its funny asf. Literally having the most fun I've ever had in an MMO in a long time. Those people don't even want you to play the game if they don't like it.
Best mmo launch we've had in a while. It's always the same with kmmos. If f2p stays viable, and the time commitment is somewhat reasonable, then the game will continue to slap.
Something I realize, we need to create a new term than just call something an MMO, since this term is both too vague and has no definition to what an MMO truly is. Like the Progression Genre sounds like it is more definable to what an MMO is seeking to accomplish, where the gameplay is about the constant progression to the game without ever reaching the end. And then add something like Methodical-Style for "slower" combat games like WoW , FF14, and Throne and Liberty, and Fluid-Style for more action based games with fantastic movement and combat that seemingly flows all together like MapleStory, Vindictus, and Phantasy Star Online 2. Methodical is probably not the term that should be used however, but hopefully you can see what I am trying to get at. Just changing terms for things that can be more defined and showcase better what something is than use an extremely vague term like MMO which just means game with people playing it and it is always online - Call of Duty is an MMO by this metric (obviously it is a first person shooter, but still).
I've been playing this game a little bit and it's really not that bad at all I don't understand where some of the hate comes from, almost as if people just hate it because it's an MMO and I guess it's become a trend to just hate new things. I get the pay2win stuff is horrible and I do think the game is overcluttered with menus and systems but overall the game itself is pretty fun so far. I also think adding in mounts would be preferrable .. the character models and armor sets look so good that it feels kinda shitty to have to constantly morph around everywhere in animal form, I'd rather just have a mount to be honest.
I enjoy this game so far I wish the economy was a bit different like I wish I could buy better gear with gold aka sollant and not have to buy the premium currency.
I always argue with my friends about gaming and such ... gets rough sometimes and nasty :D we take it as fun tho. Tho i even they know really well i have played so many games i lost count(over 700) from my 3y. of being a nerd gaming kid and know a lot about it, firends just want to annoy me for thier fun and i get it. we got to our MMO games as well to how we grinded Metin2 and its private servers, 4 story bc we didnt have money for WoW, runescape, Maplestory, Tera, BnS,eve online, neverwinter nights etc etc... we knew most of the games we played were hot grinding garbage mostly asian ones too... but we had fun. fun grinding gear to sell, just be better then others. the thing is we even now know how predatory or trash some games r and some good classics or some finally sorta fixed games like New World r playing and what to expect. idk till lvl 35 we had some fun in TL tho we saw its repetetivnes and nowdays its killing us to play more bc we stop to care soon enough (we r around 25-30 y.o. btw). Im am happy for ppl that found fun in a game that looks like uninteresting to me ... bc i know ive been there (like my friend who enjoyed Skull nad bones, even tho i warned him that battlepasses will come and that daily grind of coins is just the endgame all over again and game will after a week fall of players, they made fun of me ... but i was right. didnt took the fun from him tho and his 50h were woirth the time similiar with lost ark and so on) its just me problem that when i see a game i learn from how it looks like, what genre it is, i can already see potential and also the downfall of that game for me. so i may brag about how the game is blend, nothing interesting, but but ppl seems to enjoy it and im happy they have fun
You mentioned cognitive dissonance briefly at the end there, but I think it is a very useful concept to explain the "hating" behaviour you observed. I'll try to sketch out what happens in people's minds when a new MMO releases to warm reception. Cognition A: Reviewers say the new game is enjoyable and has some redeeming qualities. Player population seems good and the 3-month honeymoon phase is usually the best time to enjoy a new release. Cognition B: But I really like my current MMO and all my friends are there. And I haven't even done all the things I wanted to do in that game. => Result: Cognitive dissonance. Feeling of unease. Resolution strategy: add negative cognitions towards new release and weigh them more heavily. Cognition C: Actually, I hate the new game because of [reasons XYZ] and also its entire subgenre. => Result: Cognitive dissonance resolved. Breathe a sigh of relief and go back to playing my current MMO. Another perspective on this problem is that for many players MMOs (and other multiplayer online games) are not "just games", but a hobby. A lifestyle choice. This is part of the reason it is so hard to get your friends to try out a new MMO. You're not just asking them to give a new thing a shot out of curiosity, you're asking them to devote less time to a hobby of theirs. And oftentimes an existing social circle that comes along with it. In favor of a new hobby where you'd have to create an entirely new social circle.
even if @50 this game turns into a whale fest and trash i honestly don't care because i can just go play something else. At the moment though i am really having fun playing and for a free play through the game you can not cry about it lol.For other players who hit 50 and are let down i get this game is not for everyone.
This game is great haters gonna hate cause they can't cheat or pay there way so easily they just suck at game period like asmongold lol😂 finely a good game has released in the past 20 years thank the lord
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I'm having an absolut blast in this game. Got my own guild and have alliances with others who are trying to fight the big guild.
The world is amazing.
The open world content is great and I absolutely love how the game feels with no sharding and how smooth it runs. I see people I've met before.
I cant express enough in a youtube comment how much I enjoy it.
Haven't had this much fun in a game since I started FFXIV back in june 2021
@@MrCarlWax Yeah sharding is such a stupid concept for an MMO. NCsoft really did goof implementing the tech they have from GW2 to make sure that world events feel properly massive.
@@TempestchronI'm not sure what you mean. GW2 is full of different map instances. It can't show all players and it doesn't use servers, but exclusively sharding on a world server.
@@MrCarlWax Ah I must have misunderstood the meaning of sharding. I was thinking of other MMOs having different servers and fundamentally not being able to see each other on a different server.
@@Tempestchron Ah ok. Yeah that's how this game functions, except in the party finder, that is region wide
Fair point, we all have things that we like and dislike, however not everyone is on-board the 'Pro-Gambling' train. Myself included.
To RubeusCubeus's credit, he has been pre-conditioned into these systems with his history of Maplestory, hence his tolerance to it is much higher than any individual who hasn't been thoroughly exposed to such systems themselves.
I generally agree with RubeusCubeus's views, hence the reason why I watch his video how-ever when he said the following, I can't lie I was taken off-guard.
4:54 "It's gambling dude, it's fun, it's enjoyable".
I have to be fair and mention the context in which he is saying this.
This is in regards to gear upgrades in Maplestory.
He is saying that the chance of successfully upgrading a gear is very low, while the chance of the gear being outright destroyed is very high.
I personally don't find it 'Fun' when there's a chance for my gear to be outright destroyed. Even though it may be easy to reacquire.
Especially if the chance isn't even 50/50, but heavily in favor of breaking.
Don't forget 'Fun' and 'Enjoyment' is subjective and varies from person to person.
Apart from that, I agree with your point on enjoying games for what it is and to have fun. Keep it up. 👍
I love the Maplestory example you used. Personally, I love the starforce system in Maplestory despite what a lot of people think, the idea of working hard to defeat a boss, get a rare item, gather your friends to watch you upgrade it, and if it goes it's a celebration, if it booms its all fun and laughs. This is enough to keep me playing forever honestly.
Man chose to spit facts
While people were playing WoW for a better part of 2 decades, we have been playing these types of Asian style MMOs for roughly the same amount of time. And we have had a boatload of these MMOs that look and feel similar to what we have gotten in these new iterations of Korean MMOs that leads some to think, "so what's new?" I used to think that the MMO genre was the one genre of game that had the highest potential of evolving how it presented its gameplay because of how broad its scope it, but it is sad that it's the genre that had the least innovation over the past decade because of how expensive it is to make and maintain.
Imagine if they could make a whole city using the technology they used from animating the flying whale in TaL. Or maybe a game mechanic that involves flying. The past me expected the industry to already have that kind of feature available for a Ship flying MMO, but oh well..
I agree with you, and I'm playing it myself. I can't be bothered with the haters that trash it without even trying it. Sure it has issues, but it's a blast!
My hero that I never knew I needed! Cheers mate, you said what I thought/felt without knowing how to put it into words.
At the end of the day, those people are missing the point; visiting some magical world where things are different. And doing so with friends against 100s of other real people, on a potato pc.
Loving your outlook on this. So many people don't know how to experience an MMO anymore. It's all just a rush to finish the game. Great to see people out there like myself who enjoy learning about the world and taking it all in.
HUGE RESPECT MAN
The game looks like it was made by a western studio, it doesn't look korean made in the slightest.
True, but then over the top anime acting comes and you get disillusioned...
This is how I feel about New World. Everyone hates on new world, but my first 500 hours in that game, exploring and grinding with friends was such a blast. That's what I look forward to most about new mmos.
One of my main complaints was the areas were not level marked on the map so you could spend X amount of time running there just to find out you're underleveld. Horrible feeling. Like the devs don't care about wasting my time. Have they fixed that?
Raise your hand if you’ve been personally victimized by Regina George
Me: 🙋🏻♂️
You’re Regina George 😂
Honestly, I think not liking the visuals is a pretty valid reason for not playing a game, since that is what you will be starring at all the time while playing. However, I think there is a difference between giving a game a cursory glance and being like "yeah, no, don't like the graphics" or coming to that conclusion after watching a few game play streams and having looked into the graphics settings of the game.
Even if you play a game I don't necessarily enjoy or agree with, I'll still hop on stream just to watch you because I enjoy seeing your reaction and honesty
There are very very very very few systems in this game where you "put something into it and don't know what you're going to get out of it."
I "swiped" for the 6k lucent pack on the store because I've been playing a lot and enjoying plus I really liked the skins that came with it. Within 16 hours I had made all of that back by just selling random stuff on the Auction House and have since doubled that number. People that cry about the game while being ignorant are goobers.
I've never been able to stick with a korean mmo for more than a month or two at the most. I always reach a point where I get sick of what feels to me as overly complicated progression systems. And they often become so time consuming. There are so many other games that I can enjoy with much less effort. I'm happy for those who enjoy them, but I've come to realize they just aren't for me.
dude im so glad to have encountered with this video. Even tho i do not agree with gatcha and predatory type of systems and stuff, im so happy for someone to just say "im having fun, and when i stop having fun ill just stop playing". Im so sick of this idea that mmorpgs MUST be games with endless replayability to the point you could literally play them forever. Why can't we just enjoy fun and happiness, even if its just a temporary thing. A game's goal shouldn't be to have you hooked forever, it should be fun!
I admit I had lots of doubts before the launch, but after continuing to watch videos and streams I said it seems like worth the try for a free game. And now I'm playing it regularly every day and would not mind dropping the price of a game for lucent if I stick with it past a month or two. Genuinely enjoying it right now though
Im still trying to figure out what a "non generic " MMO looks like
ive played over 100hrs game is so good
Glad you are enjoying it. Im sadly on benediction with my buddies, but this game is cool. Your perspective on trying games and MMOs as a whole is pretty much spot on with how I approach most games. Fun video hope to see more of your T&L prog
NewWorld launched with just over 900K players according to steamDB and now has 6K CCU. T&L launched with far less comparitively and will inevitably suffer the same outcome.
Keep in mind T&L failed in its country of origin. Now let that sink in...
You watched the whole video and still don’t understand. It’s about lacking the ability to have fun with something in the moment because you’re afraid of the future.
@@rubeuscubeus Firstly, No. It has nothing to do with lacking the ability to have fun. People can have fun playing games that aren't destined to fail, yes. I can name plenty. The difference here is why would someone with a brain waste their time with a game that will utimately fall much the same way as it has in its place of origin? That fact doesn't necessarily sing of confidence/hopefulness. Numbers don't lie and evidence is public. A game that has poor monetization, lacks content and has no replayability will inevitably bleed players. Second, by your own logic the game is a flash in the pan.. "in the moment" isn't something to write home about. T&Ls future has already been prophesied in south korea (and it failed). To think it'll be different outside of its own country is asinine. Point is.. Players don't want their time wasted. They want a game that will stand the test of time.
Lastly, you can absolutely determine whether or not a game is for you by looking at it. Concord is a perfect example. Unappealing character designs, dull concept/gameplay and launched as a box cost hero-shooter within a market that's already saturated. Peaked at 600 players. Now is dead and in the grave. The argument of someone not knowing if they'll like the game unless they play it has always been an abysmal take. If someone walks into a restaurant and sees that sandwiches are made with dirt and glass shards, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to ascertain if whether it's fit for consumption or just flat out bad. Like.. hello???
@@squirrellover69.people play it because it’s fun, which you wouldn’t know because you haven’t played it. Don’t you find it weird you spend time writing giant comments on a game you haven’t played?
@@rubeuscubeus So ‘fun’ is your only rebuttal and you’ve failed to contest any of my previous points. I see you lack reading comprehension seeing as your question would’ve already been answered in aforementioned statements. I’m done here.
Its the stigma behind it, B&S and TERA are still fresh in my memory. Really good MMO's on launch, ruined by their progression systems and greeds. Thats why people have little to no faith in Korean MMO and my sample size is small, but disappointment has been massive. Good for you if you're enjoying it, though.
The combat feels very weird.
Bro all the new world / lost ark haters come out the woodworks to talk sht about this game its funny asf.
Literally having the most fun I've ever had in an MMO in a long time.
Those people don't even want you to play the game if they don't like it.
Best mmo launch we've had in a while. It's always the same with kmmos. If f2p stays viable, and the time commitment is somewhat reasonable, then the game will continue to slap.
mostly BDO refugees and LOST ARK refugees hate it for sure.
would have been nice if you showed direct examples so we know what your referencing.
Something I realize, we need to create a new term than just call something an MMO, since this term is both too vague and has no definition to what an MMO truly is.
Like the Progression Genre sounds like it is more definable to what an MMO is seeking to accomplish, where the gameplay is about the constant progression to the game without ever reaching the end. And then add something like Methodical-Style for "slower" combat games like WoW , FF14, and Throne and Liberty, and Fluid-Style for more action based games with fantastic movement and combat that seemingly flows all together like MapleStory, Vindictus, and Phantasy Star Online 2.
Methodical is probably not the term that should be used however, but hopefully you can see what I am trying to get at. Just changing terms for things that can be more defined and showcase better what something is than use an extremely vague term like MMO which just means game with people playing it and it is always online - Call of Duty is an MMO by this metric (obviously it is a first person shooter, but still).
I think I know the exact person you are talking about hahaha
I've been playing this game a little bit and it's really not that bad at all I don't understand where some of the hate comes from, almost as if people just hate it because it's an MMO and I guess it's become a trend to just hate new things. I get the pay2win stuff is horrible and I do think the game is overcluttered with menus and systems but overall the game itself is pretty fun so far. I also think adding in mounts would be preferrable .. the character models and armor sets look so good that it feels kinda shitty to have to constantly morph around everywhere in animal form, I'd rather just have a mount to be honest.
I enjoy this game so far I wish the economy was a bit different like I wish I could buy better gear with gold aka sollant and not have to buy the premium currency.
I always argue with my friends about gaming and such ... gets rough sometimes and nasty :D we take it as fun tho. Tho i even they know really well i have played so many games i lost count(over 700) from my 3y. of being a nerd gaming kid and know a lot about it, firends just want to annoy me for thier fun and i get it.
we got to our MMO games as well to how we grinded Metin2 and its private servers, 4 story bc we didnt have money for WoW, runescape, Maplestory, Tera, BnS,eve online, neverwinter nights etc etc...
we knew most of the games we played were hot grinding garbage mostly asian ones too... but we had fun. fun grinding gear to sell, just be better then others.
the thing is we even now know how predatory or trash some games r and some good classics or some finally sorta fixed games like New World r playing and what to expect. idk till lvl 35 we had some fun in TL tho we saw its repetetivnes and nowdays its killing us to play more bc we stop to care soon enough (we r around 25-30 y.o. btw).
Im am happy for ppl that found fun in a game that looks like uninteresting to me ... bc i know ive been there (like my friend who enjoyed Skull nad bones, even tho i warned him that battlepasses will come and that daily grind of coins is just the endgame all over again and game will after a week fall of players, they made fun of me ... but i was right. didnt took the fun from him tho and his 50h were woirth the time similiar with lost ark and so on)
its just me problem that when i see a game i learn from how it looks like, what genre it is, i can already see potential and also the downfall of that game for me.
so i may brag about how the game is blend, nothing interesting, but but ppl seems to enjoy it and im happy they have fun
I like the game as well, but bro you're level 19 lol
I would reserve judgement for a bit 😅
You mentioned cognitive dissonance briefly at the end there, but I think it is a very useful concept to explain the "hating" behaviour you observed. I'll try to sketch out what happens in people's minds when a new MMO releases to warm reception.
Cognition A: Reviewers say the new game is enjoyable and has some redeeming qualities. Player population seems good and the 3-month honeymoon phase is usually the best time to enjoy a new release.
Cognition B: But I really like my current MMO and all my friends are there. And I haven't even done all the things I wanted to do in that game.
=> Result: Cognitive dissonance. Feeling of unease.
Resolution strategy: add negative cognitions towards new release and weigh them more heavily.
Cognition C: Actually, I hate the new game because of [reasons XYZ] and also its entire subgenre.
=> Result: Cognitive dissonance resolved. Breathe a sigh of relief and go back to playing my current MMO.
Another perspective on this problem is that for many players MMOs (and other multiplayer online games) are not "just games", but a hobby. A lifestyle choice. This is part of the reason it is so hard to get your friends to try out a new MMO. You're not just asking them to give a new thing a shot out of curiosity, you're asking them to devote less time to a hobby of theirs. And oftentimes an existing social circle that comes along with it. In favor of a new hobby where you'd have to create an entirely new social circle.
even if @50 this game turns into a whale fest and trash i honestly don't care because i can just go play something else. At the moment though i am really having fun playing and for a free play through the game you can not cry about it lol.For other players who hit 50 and are let down i get this game is not for everyone.
So ur gacha player who enjoys spending spree on gacha games, gotcha.
This game is great haters gonna hate cause they can't cheat or pay there way so easily they just suck at game period like asmongold lol😂 finely a good game has released in the past 20 years thank the lord