My Time at Portia

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童年回忆，现在来补票了

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adorei o jogo, me distraiu ; só achei um pouco complicado; mas recomendo.

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I played this game after having played Starsand Island- a lot of Starsand reviews made comparison to this and Sandrock, so I thought I'd give it a go. I loved a lot about this game- it's very well made, and the progression was paced just right- there weren't any cliff edges or parts where I had to grind for a significant amount of time. Sometimes it did take a long time to make materials where there were a lot of composite parts, but it was possible to go do other things while the parts were being created. I've played Sandrock since playing this, so I'll say a lot of the most frustrating things in Portia have been fixed there- particularly the storage system- in this game you have to have the required materials or relic pieces on you to give them to someone or generate a relic. This became more and more of a pain as time went on and the amount of storage chests needed (and therefore the number of chests to look in) got higher and higher. Whilst you can swap between chests in a single view, looking for one specific relic piece when you have four chests of relic pieces can be a pain. The art style in the game is well done and it is consistent. However, most of the characters look like potatoes. I believe there is a romance element in this game, but I never really interacted with characters as I found their appearances quite offputting- like the old Comfort adverts with the cloth people in them. I was glad that this was at least partially resolved in Sandrock. Another thing I did not engage with was house decoration/organisation. I didn't see the point in this, as it seemed that the only benefits were in dumping relics and furniture anywhere in the house to get whatever stat increase they gave. I ended up with just a house full of about 20 massive fans and a couple of soldiers. The shop opening times were quite restrictive, which was frustrating at times, but manageable. I did sometimes have issues with working out how to participate in events. It's been a while now, but I remember having difficulty working out how to join the fishing competition- there wasn't a marker or anything to suggest where to sign up. I liked the combat system- it was reasonably satisfying and intuitive, but it did get repetitive at times when trying to get particular materials from the ruins. One thing Portia has over Sandrock is there weren't any dodgy accents from what I recall. In Sandrock there were some rather grating ones, and I'm really hoping this won't be the case in the new game. Overall, thoroughly enjoyable game- I would recommend it to anyone who likes life sim/crafting games. It was well worth the money given I got over 70 hours of enjoyment out of it before I finished the main storyline.

为童年买单，还是非常好玩的