Genshin Impact in 2024 is Terrifying 

As a librarian, I can confirm we do dress and speak like that

I sometimes forget that the MC has a voice

As a Genshin player from the start, here's my advice. 1)Only play if you're not going to get sucked in the gacha. It's not worth it. I don't understand it but I keep hearing about people who spend hundreds or thousands on it, and while I'm thankful for the free content, that's honestly kind of crazy. If you wanna spend money, 5 a month for the daily gems is more than enough to get the characters you want. That's 1/3 of what WoW asks. 2)You don't need to minmax or BiS since there's no PvP or hard content. This means that even if your favorite character ends up being one of the common weak units in the tierlist, you can do the majority of the content with them. 3)There's three+ years of content, take your time and do all of it and you'll get enough rolls to save up and get as many characters as you want, so literally just pick the characters you want from future leaks and save up to get them and you're set. See it as a long time thing and not as something to do all at once. 4)Don't ever use your gems for more energy. Just wait until tommorow, the game is not going anywhere and the rewards might not even be worth it. Honestly don't obsess over energy even if it caps, the game is not going anywhere, you can quit it and come back. 5)C6 Bennet. Do it, coward.

Miyamoto frothing at the mouth at anything remotely being similar to a Nintendo trade mark will never not be funny lmao

I have 80% of the characters in game and have never spent a dime.

"A fart with eyes" Oh god you nearly killed me with that! I was eating and the food went down the wrong pipe... THAT is THE best description of Paimon to date!

Isn't Paimon one of the kings of hell? If so, makes sense.

I started my journey with Genshin in 1.0, started playing it because so many Zelda content creators played it at launch and to me a game like Zelda on pc was amazing since Nintendo prices here are abysmal. After few days it didnt feel much like Zelda to me anymore. I played f2p for 3 months and cleared all content the game offered at the time and I bought a gem pack not for a character but for the devs since I felt good giving back to them for an awesome game (I did the same in Warframe for example). The anime look was never for me, and yet this one charmed me. The world that felt alive, and its lore are awesome. It's like if single player Elder Scrolls got a new game every year. The music and great looking places also made the game feel better. Exploring Dragonspine back in 1.2 was so good, I felt nostalgic to the time I first played Skyrim. I really fell for the world and some characters I found enjoyable, never regretted anything I bought and never felt pressured to buy stuff either. The combat is simple yet has so many fun internal things I enjoy learning about. The elemental system is amazing. I love how the elements are everywhere in the land, people and gameplay. I never felt burnout even if I play every day and since the game allows me to do my dailies in 15 minutes when I eat breakfast I can freely enjoy other games without feeling like I'm falling behind, that's what makes me dislike MMO's. Genshin managed to climb into my list of favorite games of all time, and I will play it for the foreseeable future especially with now that the game matured and the developers after 3 years started to perfect what exploration feels good and how they write their stories as latter regions are like night and day in those terms. No endgame doesnt bother me as I play for other things and the devs did say multiple times their core audience has no interest in it so I see it as purely casual experience.

Miyamoto frothing at the mouth and the “fart with eyes” description had me rocking! You are a legend Mitch

"U r essentially a fart with eyes" had my dyin😂

I'm an old veteran playing for more than 2,5 year, much invested in the game and this was absolutely hilarious. I can say that this game is a wonderful precious gem that... is being totally wasted. Like, it has almost no content to play your characters on their full potential. What is even the point of getting more and more characters, investing in them, when there is no content... It's completely crazy and horrible. And list of issues can go on and on. There are things to enjoy, like story with time became really good. But overall, ehhh...

"What is it about this land where even the clergy have cleavage that generated so many dedicated players?" First of all, beautiful alliteration there. Second, the first half of the question basically holds the answer already, doesnt it? XD

I felt that Qiqi lol. it makes it even funnier that he didnt understand how much of a meme that was. over all great vid!

I played Genshin during its release. Found it boring for the most part but I was addicted on getting new characters. Re-installed it, decided to put up with the most generic story to gain rewards and in-game currencies. Liyue, (2nd area) caught me by surprise. Soundtrack, exploration and even the story tops everything so far. I never thought I would experience a slow-burn kind of storytelling that is well set up and with an amazing finale - in a gacha game. TBH it made Avengers Endgame (both were released same year in my country) look like an expensive piece of garbage. But be warned, Genshin is not without toxicity. For example: the Spiral abyss, a place to test team comps and your teams damage output. The enemies deals 3x damage and have 10x their usual health. Sounds fun and challenging, but in reality, it's a timed trial that takes unfairness to another level - unless you're a whale. Artifact grinding can take up to several weeks - even months. Toxic community etc. Overall Genshin is a good game that ppl should try. It's a well-polished AAA game and it's for free with good story. My only advice to newbies is to take things slowly despite the huge amount of content. Overworld is nerfed for casuals but the hardcore aspect (Spiral Abyss) is there for vets.

I wish there would be a similar singleplayer RPG that you pay one time just like a regular game and an alternative in-game game mechanic to collect cute characters.

Your reviews are the best Mitch! Your reviews are always fair and are provided with great humor!

Paimon is the 9th spirit of Ars Goetia and the 22nd spirit of Pseudomonarchia Daemonum and in Dictionnaire Infernal he is first listed as the sixth spirit and then later as the third King. By lore it was stated; if King Paimon appears alone, a sacrifice must be made to summon Lebal (sometimes refered to as Bebal) whom is together with Paimon one of Lucifers most trusted / devout followers. Powers of King Paimon are as following: teacher of science and answering questions truthfully, knowledge of all arts and "secret things", (such as knowledge regarding the earth, it's water and the winds). Paimon is also said to be able to reveal hidden treasures and have an understanding of all the affairs of the world.

I've enjoyed playing, and I agree with everything you said; as the game opens up, there are more mechanics, puzzles, and such that open, and as a result, I find it fun to keep exploring. So far, it remains engaging, even as free-to-play (or perhaps because I don't spend additional money on it).

Love your videos Mitch, another great job. You are the most entertaining reviewer on You tube, a real talent

One of my most loved games in last decade among Witcher 3, Breath of the Wild and FFXIV. I spend 5$ a month for the passive primo income and already have most of th ebroken characters and a lot of other ones with decent gear. I never played any other gatcha, they look like 2D shitty cash grabs, but this just looks and plays like an AAA title with rly good story, combat and a lot of free updates. Everyone should at least give it a try and expirience this amazing game :)

I've spent $2000 dollars on this game over the few years since it's launch, I have a sort of "Main" account-one where I occasionally wish for new characters as well as a secondary account where I haven't actually wished a single time. I don't feel the need to have every character nowadays and the only time I actually submitted to FOMO was during Hu-Taos debut banner whereas I just go for characters I genuinely like the design of nowadays. Most of my game time is actually spent on my wishless account now, having to many characters makes the game feel like a chore. I have honestly enjoyed the game immensely though and its probably the game I go to most when I just want to take it easy. After three years of this games existence I just feel like its the perfect game to play casually or at my own pace.

How the hell dont you have a million followers???? You are genuinely the best rpg/mmo reviewer on RU-vid

The comedy is spot on. Great vid!

Why do people see anything similar to Breath of the Wild and then go OHHH Plagiarism... All of the most obvious things in BOTW game play are not original to that game...

I’m a Genshin girl, AR60 with many really good and some not so good Characters. A light spender, I do get BP and the Welkin…. It is also true that a person can play the game and do well without spending at all.

Did you know that Paimon is voiced by the voice actress for Komi Shoko?

Well done. Really like this one.

you know chat, these kind of video just show the story of mondstadt, and then they will never touch the game again.

as someone who has hundread's of hour into this game i can tell you it start out as breath of the wild clone but quickly separate from it. for the gacha aspect as a free to play playerr who never spent any money on the game i don't feel like spending is needed, you'll be more restricted on your team composition that's all but you'll eventually get 3 to 4 good team if you just continue playing. One of the biggest downside is the time gated currency that keep player from progressing too much too fast, i feel like it's just there to slow me down and it's annoying at time.

Ah yes. Baron Bunny. Source of terror and carnage.

I have played this game and now have maxed a lot of thing including the adventure rank and spent only like 30$ on the game when I first started to catch up with a lot of things. I'd say it's a reasonable amount since it's a free game. My biggest problem isn't spending money since I have self control but the time I have spent. For 2 to almost 3 years I have been playing it everyday and mostly for hours. It was so addicting especially since I don't really have anything to do (still a student) But thinking back, I could've use the time to hang out with my friends, going outside, learn new skills. Like, I'm not even joking for the 'touch grass' meme. The game brought me joy but sometimes I wish I didn't start it lol. I'm still playing it but currently limiting myself since login everyday has feel like a chore (and there are still a lot of contents I haven't do even tho I played everyday) Now I'm trying to limit myself to an hour a day and hopefully once a week. I don't think I'll be spending more money on the game because even tho I do want to have the characters, at the end of the day, they're just pixels and not worth it

I have no problems with Gacha games, been playing Genshin for 4 years and only spent around 30 dollars in it, if you don't want to spend money than it's fine, being f2p you can get most of the characters you want, unless you actually are trying to get ALL the characters. I like that in Gachas you can choose how much money you want to spend, unlike subscription based games, hate those.

Honestly the only content producer who is guaranteed to make me laugh out loud at least twice during a review. Brilliant, just brilliant.

"A staggering amount for free" Yeah. lol All of it. Nothing is locked behind a paywall.

Damn, he even lost the 50/50. The full experience

To get Qiqi as your first 5 star is.. something else :D

7:30 I'd say it sounds more like Tubular Bells, personally. But yeah, even with all the BOTW influence, Genshin really is better than it has any right to be. I played it for *months* before finally running out of content. And I never paid a dime! If you can stave off FOMO, nearly all of the game is fully playable without paying. Only the Spiral Abyss really needs minmaxed characters, and it's wholly optional. (Also, I genuinely love the game's World Level system, which may be the smartest way I've ever seen an open-world RPG handle the problem of incrementing difficulty as the player gains levels/strength. I'd like to see other games borrow from the concept.)

When I complete my rosters of must have 5s weapons on every weapon type. I only focus on getting the char that I want now.

I’ve been playing for over 2 years now and I still haven’t spent a single cent. I am now level 57 and got almost all the characters I wanted to get. It just needs much time and patience

Love your videos Mitch, if I play games like this its usually on my phone and normally until I hit the wall or get bored. I never spend money of gatcha games, as you pointed out it does nothing but encourage more predatory tactics in the gaming industry. I have never played genshin though as the fact it seems to be so popular turned me off of it really quick. And I can't play with one hand. Harhar.

Love the great video.... Keep it up. As genshin gamer till day 1 im happy this one games i will not drop but take break from time to time. If ever other game entice me. I love type of game that have continual content... I dont mind the gacha Im happy to drop money since they deliver what i love content that satisfy my casual need. I enjoy other rpg game like Elden ring, spider man, Palworld however their content end after playing 500-800 gameplay hrs. Gacha games is great game if you learn proper self control so happy you educate ppl in such a way.

Omg i havent thought about chocolate rain in yearsss

Cavalry Captain without the cavalry on his command.

Funny thing, it looks pretty good and I probably would play this if it allowed me to customize the main character and have equipped gear change the appearance of the characters. But since it doesn't have that, I just don't feel enough of an urge to get into it.

OMG, your luck was exactly as bad as mine was! Chongyun to start with and Qiqi for first 5\*! It does get better though. I would strongly disagree with you that the game's content is not dense. It actually has much more density than most open world games. I think think that the first area is the least dense though, and also I think some hidden chests only appear after raising your AR, so they wouldn't be there on your first pass (a mistake from early development). The amount of free gacha currency is legitimately fair though, combined with the pity system that guarantees that you will get the character you want eventually, a F2P should have no trouble getting a solid roster of characters that they want over time, it only requires patience, because you won't be able to afford all that right away. Now's a pretty great time to start though, their Chinese New Year celebration is still happening with some significant bonus loot, and both characters on the banner are massive QoL upgrades for any account, plus good 4*s, so it's an easy one to roll on.

What I noticed is you bravely tackling the dragonspine map at below AR 20 😂 Been playing for over 1 year now, and pretty happy with the game. You can do pretty much anything without spending money here. If you are not prone to fomo, peer-pressure, or not a show-offs, you can enjoy the game just fine

This is not a video I wanted my coworkers to see me watching. “No no no! He’s… he’s making FUN of the anime booty shorts! You have to believe me!”

The agonizing screaming at 3:13 is like music to my ears 😌.

There is one game for mobile that was a gatcha called monster strike. I loved that game. It was quite addicting and playing with your friends just made it that much more enjoyable. I'm not going to disclose how much money I spent all that game because it's embarrassing

Also fun note about this game, it was made in comunist China, with a strict policy of: no femboy/gay type of characters, no alchohol, no flirty behaviour, etc, and their first main god like character is a drunk flirty femboy who breaks all of the ccp rules

I like genshin alot and have spent a grand total of 50 bucks being my monthly limit i allow for a new game or dlc etc across all i played and got lucky but yeah some of the best characters i have gotten i just waited and saved free gems for but I have a friend who dropped like 300 bucks chasing a character so it is totally able to happen if you lack control i'd say giv it a go if you can set limits for yourself if not avoid

You are hilarious, subbed

Holy crap you're actually funny 9:49 actually made me chuckle unlike most genshin videos

I wonder how much of the 4 billion dollars they spent to give 3 intertwined wishes to everybody

1st time i tried this game it was just a experience w the beuty views and graphics(it was the 1st time since the ps1 i played a game so might be that??) But the gameplay might not be the most fun and same w the story,But after all the negative i still have it installed on my pc since a few years back n playes it a little every month...but miss the feeling i got during the 1st hour when i 1st started it up...would be great w a new n different kind of a game w same visuals...yes there is that TOWERS named game n that was ok in its own way..but not a great game either..but looks great...so i hope sooner or later something i like will be released..

Let no one distract you from the fact that the Calvary captain doesn’t even have a horse

Probably the first gacha game I actually understood, and served kind of as a gateway for me to these games. Combat is fun, especially the element system, which is the reason why I stayed. Event mini games can be fun, too. They recently had an event that kind of looks like Potion Permit, it was not for me, for sure, but I had a good fun trying it out. Although, outside abyss and 100%-ing the maps, you kind of don't have anything else to try your teams out. So that's kinda sad.

I was going to comment about how I am "avoiding this game like the plague" but you already said that. Still, I can't believe I watched a video about it lol GG Mitch

I've been playing it since day 1, and it's nowhere as "predatory" as the gacha stereotypes would suggest. You can comfortably beat the story with only the free characters, and by tossing in 5 euros per month for the welkin moon you'll eventually have far more characters than you know what to do with. If you want to talk about terrifying... The artifact RNG. Farming for artifacts is something that almost nobody likes.

Honestly of all the gacha games ive played. Genshin impact is pretty fair on units. C0 5 stars can do you work as getting the unit is the real challenge for most. The 4 stars can be pretty broken like bennet who is basically the king of accounts The real sink is the artifact system where you must farm so much to get a "perfect" drop but even then you got another rng moment of wanting the right sub stats to get boosted as well. That's the real gacha within a gacha within a gacha that makes you use a lot of time. Story and adventure wise. I wish we could skip or fast forward story. They know we can with the op every reset being able to get skipped same as animation from the trees. Even as a veteran it takes forever to even do dailys when they force you to click. That or make the story shorter and better. Nahida had a great story and actually helped us out. I'll give credit to how they do the side characters. Most games or stories i see make them fall off to the wayside but here yoimiya gets a ton of development same as ayaka as i felt the archons would be seen as rhe mains for example. But they manage to keep side characters in story in some way or another Overall. Not the best experience i have but i never spent any money on it so i had my fun playing

As someone who has been playing and enjoying this game for 3+ years now all I have spent my money on is the $5 pack and bought the battlepass a couple of times which is enough to get me all my favorite 5 stars and a few 5 star weapons as well ....I spend money renewing so many other things irl including other premium pay to play games that compared to those Genshin appears far more generous to me...but for someone that doesn't have that kind of control and is a collector yeah get ready to be sucked dry...🤣🤣

Im shaking rn...

the thing is genshin used to be a breath of the wild copy but when u go to different newer parts of the map like inezuma it more original

I am adventure rank 57 in Genshin Impact. To be fair to the game, if you can resist spending you can actually still get a whole lot of characters, especially now that the game has been out for several years and there are so many zones to explore and quests to do. That being said, just like any gacha game it will try to make you spend and if you want to unlock all the constellations (bonuses a character gets for being won more than once) for a level 5 character it gets very expensive very fast. That being said: Most characters don't really need those bonuses to work well. I am not that familiar with other gacha games but overall I think Genshin is a very enjoyable game.

Is it just me, or did Mitch change the thumbnail for this like 5 times?

Ah yes, the old days when lightning strikes hitting you were difficult. And then we went to Inazuma. Hm, Lisa who calls us 'cuties' and herself 'Onee-san,' or Kafka who is basically our mother? Both of them have dialogue that are soaked in innuendo, and both use Lightning. Kafka having mind control powers that she uses without any hesitation makes me distrust her, so it's fortunate I have an Aponia in my pocket to counter her with. The most important thing to remember about _Genshin_ is that it is designed to be a super-casual player experience. There's no point at all in trying to get the best characters and the best gear, because RNG is everywhere. It's much more enjoyable to coast through the story and explore the world as well, because once you complete all of the quests, you then have to wait for the next content update to progress. Spiral Abyss is either super-easy or super-hard, depending on whether you've spent your life savings to C6 your 5-stars. There's no in-between. Not that I've done Spiral Abyss in months, I just don't see a point. Mihoyo's first two games were not gachas. _Fly Me 2 The Moon_ was a side-on puzzle game where you flew Kiana around a map, so pretty typical of a mobile game. _ZombieGal Kawaii_ was their first attempt at a side-scrolling actioner, but it ultimately failed. So they remade it as _GunGirlZ_ , and this time included a gacha. _GGZ_ is still open on the CN and JP servers. _Honkai Impact 3rd_ is Mihoyo's first foray into 3D-land, and uses many of the same characters as _GGZ_ . It is one of Mihoyo's favourites, with Part 1.5 in the story closing up now, and Part 2 starting on February 29th. Story, characterization, and character design are some of this game's strengths, however the flashy combat, especially with more recent battlesuits, also stands out. _HI3_ takes heavy inspiration from anime and games like _Evangelion_ , _Devil May Cry_ , and _Bayonetta_ as well. Most people pass on it because it doesn't have an English dub, so if Mihoyo wanted more people to play it, they would do an EN dub, I'm sure. _Genshin_ was Mihoyo's first real break-out hit, both due to having multiple language dubs, and because it was launched cross-platform, the release they wanted for _HI3_ , but didn't have the resources to do. While _HI3_ has modes that are called 'open world,' they're not truly that. This game, however, contains a truly expansive world to explore and enjoy. _Tears of Themis_ is Mihoyo's often-overlooked visual novel-styled police procedural game, with lots if bishounen. I have never seen an ad for it, but I do know it exists. _Honkai: Star Rail_ is a closed-world RPG with turn-based combat, so choosing the right team members plays a more key role than it did in _Genshin_ or _HI3_ . Like _Genshin_ , it has different regions to explore, but where you explore is more restricted, a lot more like _HI3_ 's open world zones, except for APHO where you _can_ jump. And if you've heard of how this game is treated differently from _Genshin_ and wonder why, it's because the Honkai Team handles it, under a different producer. That's all it is. _Zenless Zone Zero_ is the stylish roguelike upcoming entry, which takes its combat cues from _HI3_ . It has had two CBTs so far, and is slated to release sometime this year. The characters include a big bear who swings around a pillar, a penny-pinching gal, a shark maid, and Billy Kid.

It fascinating to see that people try to find realism while playing a fantasy game. lol.

Played Genshin for a year, took a break for a week, and never returned the moment I asked myself, "Why am I playing this?" Felt like freedom.

As someone who has played the game since the month of it's launch I'd say you gave a pretty fair assessment. The game does have it's issues but if you aren't inclined towards impulse spending it is something I'd recommend. Combat mechanics; great (simple on the surface but surprising depth to the core systems) Writing; a very mixed bag but generally better as the game progresses World building/background lore; like combining a Fromsoft game with an Elder Scrolls game (there is a massive amount and it is solid while leaving room for mystery) Graphics; average Art direction; well above average Music; far to good for a video game OST Monetization; Honestly bad (expensive gambling). That said the game is balanced around the F2P player base and there is no need to spend a dime. For anyone starting the game the things I'd warn of is one, don't spend money you don't have to waste. Two, the 'rarity' of characters and weapons is not always an indicator of strength or usefulness.

I could care less about shops. I never connect these accounts to my card anyways, so I always have a mental buffer preventing me from impulse buying.

Absolutely love this game

It's both nostalgic and a little disheartening how unchanged the new player experience still is. This video could have come out when 1.0 launched. The game has grown a lot since then, but the only changes that a new player notices are even more overwhelming systems they don't need to use yet. Makes me hope that some day they go back through existing content to polish and improve it, but until then it's fun seeing new people going through the same first steps years later.

It takes too much space on phone. I had to uninstall it because my phone is just 64 GB 😢

Honestly the biggest issue with genshin is the grind as your adventure level goes up the world level goes up making enemies stronger this means when you get a new character even if it's a really good one you have to spend an ungodly amount of time just grinding for materials just to make it usable with interups the flow of progression and even after 3 years the devs don't listen to the fan base about any quality of life improvements basically Genshin wants to be a full on console game but stick to the grindy progression of a mobile game at the result is the worst aspects of both compounding

Terrifying indeed , bro got chi-chied .... RIP

Great video, but i still wait for Zenith video

"Haunted sugar cube magic" I mean, for all we know about it, it might as well be LOL Nice lightning strike. It's always funny when you get smacked right out of the cutscenes. I once had a boar bulldoze me right out of my face to face conversation. It became a scene of Xiangling having a long discussion about meat products with the empty air Good beginning overview. It's an excellent game if you are not susceptible to spending over your budget. If you're at all likely to get yourself in trouble with impulse purchases, I'd avoid it (and all microtransaction-funded games). But if you've got a firm hold on your impulse purchase habits, Genshin is a _very good_ game that you can absolutely play for free with what it gives you, without missing any content at all.

Why is there 4 different Lantern Rite events anyway. Why are they making a new story for it every year. What if you missed the first 3 year lantern rites? Does it start from the first one in your game? Nope the newest. Doesn't make any sense. They putting in story and dev time to design something they don't need to all the while having the same terrible wish system that they have had since launch only worse as now four stars are rarer then five stars for some dumb reason. Its like you are not allowed to quit, or not allowed to be a new player. Yet at the same time as a new player the game throws so much as you now you just breeze through the entire game with no trouble. I know this cause I played at launch and quit during Childe's banner and now come back on a new account. Its still fun, even if many many things are dated and the glider is a lot slower then I remember, you just have to play it in a way where you ignore the gacha system entirely and never spend a cent.

Thanks for explaining this game for me. Now I know why it's good, but also why I need to NOT get into it. ^^; And you were hilarious.

Post your Paimon Food jokes here. Show appreciation to everyone's emergency rations.

I genuinely thought Genshin was more enjoyable and more engrossing than BotW by far lol. Speaking as a 'core gamer'.

I honestly think you're the first person who finds Ember's baronbunny creepy

I don't even have money to spend 😢

12:41 that statement is not entirely correct. In fact for some reason their last year has been quite bad revenue wise and its been found that they have invested into themselves with their own money. Not sure why they are inflating their revenue streams with money from themselves but the games in more of a worse state then people seem to realise. it appears more have quit or more are boycotting the game then people expected. The game is starting to teeter into operating at a loss territory. And it makes sense considering they have been using the same predatory tactics for this "free" game since its launch. Trying to make the most expensive game a "free" game is fortunately ending up to be a bad idea.

Its over 20GB on android, shit, it's probably nearer 30 by now. Beautiful looking though.

Hoyoverse still won't sell Zhongli Meteor skins. Throwing money away if you ask me.

Were it not for the gatcha stuff, I'd probably have played Genshin Impact. It looks fun :)

Man, comparing this to _Breath of the Wild_ just makes all the outrage over _Palworld_ *really* seem kind of silly.

CHOCOLATE RAIN

Hahahahaha. I see Zoolander. I sub!

Gacha is like alcohol. Yes, it's possible to become addicted to it but most can deal with it just fine. Demonizing alcohol fell out of fashion long ago, a friendly reminder that it has its pitfalls and availability of rehab treatments is all that's really needed.

"What is it about this world where even the clergy has cleavage" Say no more, we found the reason.

Don’t you dare slander my girl Yaoyao

Clergy cleavage best cleavage. But jokes aside Tis the review to rule them all, for none as accurately describe the Paimon!

The gacha is pretty fair im my opinion if you hold the currency you can get the char your like without spend any $, just dont spin in weapons banners its waste spins

Do diablo immortal now pls

I wish I was into anime girls cause I'd play the shit out of this game. Wish they made something like this in a Star Wars or Marvel universe.

I love paimon and will defend her till I DIE

I like when a player builds their whole opinion on the game from strictly the tutorial area you love to see it :) but I will say you're quite right ^ ^

Real question is..did you pick emergency food or travel partner 🤔😅😅