Limbus Company

腳色設計飽滿、音樂美術超讚、世界觀文本量充足。

성공확률을 적는것 보다 실패확률을 적어두는게 덜 빡칠거 같은 게임.

peak story peak charactors i dont need to rely on luck to obtain ids

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Beech Volley BRRRRR

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The unique battle system makes it rather hard to compare to most other games, even compared to its own predecessor, Library of Ruina. the gacha system is extremely forgiving compared to the overwhelming majority of other gacha games. The lore & worldbuilding is structured well, to the point to where even foreshadowing elements in the games' scenes feel natural enough to not be disruptive unlike most forms of foreshadowing in other media, which may either give too much, too little, or may be unnecessarily uncharacteristic. This is on top of the generous flow of Lunacy given to players damn near constantly, & almost all of the IDs+EGOs being viable, even the exceptions are viable if used well. Project Moon tends to fix issues rather rapidly, giving the player larger masses of Lunacy as compensation. I never feel the desire to skip a single cutscene, & said cutscenes feel well paced, exceedingly rarely if ever giving the feeling of being shorter or longer than necessary. The only complaint I definitively possess within the bowels of my cephalonic appendage is the odd aspect of the login screen taking longer lengths of time to complete than the theoretical length of time it'd take to complete daily tasks. It's a rather unideal issue, though I assume that the fault may lie within Steam, regarding the prolonged time consumed by the login screen. It's most estranged how the login time is drastically shortened when you open Lim. Com. with excessive re-entries, but the lengthened login usually starts within the frame of time when you start Lim. Com. after turning on the computer (I think?) I'll return to this review later, following any potential changes.