Even if its f2p i have still have some faith that Pmoon wont try and monetise the everloving shit out of that game, tho there will be monetisation without the shadow of a doubt ;-; here's to hoping they wont permanently shift to that model and actually release some "pay to play" games
@@FennelRPG "PB game has good writing" I am so sorry my friend...I have alot to say about that one (both negatives and positives) PS: Well it is true that basically every gacha story sucks one way or another I am surprised by the production value LoR gets for a studio targetting a niche audience that's bound to be not all that profitable.
@FennelRPG Come on you don't need to delete your own comment Honestly while I like the story enough but once you pieces together and start thinking about it alot its establishing bits by bits started to fall apart, LoR only makes the matter worse from what I've seen so far especially from mechanical standpoint. For example: In-universe wise, Ayin and the rest already have access to cogito somewhere else enough to start the experiment way before Carmen died so there is no real need for him to rip her nervous system off (and trim it to makes it look like a sephirah for...reasons) for the sake of generating more cogito, especially the breakthrough for germinating seed of life almost entirely comes from overcoming their own trauma. And despite his strong attachment to Carmen, the wording almost making him seems like he is very excited to rip her apart instead of done out of necessity which really bothered me. It seems LoR doubling down making Ayin even worse. Hokma concluding Carmen creating the invitation for Angela is practically a baseless claim despite the fact that Ayin also became the light. (It does resolve the problem that Carmen's remain are apparently being left behind after Lobotomy corp storyline) Somehow Angela also too oblivious to realise the irony that embracing the light basically means embracing Ayin from the beginning is pretty funny ngl. Everyone want to get inside Ayin uwu.
