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I haven't gotten addicted to a game as much as this for a long time. I don't really know how to put how much fun I've been having with this game into words, but it's a wack game. As an example, one of the dungeons I was clearing, had a "hot guy" as the boss. What the game means by this is that he LITERALLY EXPLODES in a giant fire blast. Because he was the boss of the dungeon, and I was still super early game, it simply killed me. Didn't matter if I was full health, or anything, and somehow it was still fun. I took an adventure to the north, and found a fox village, and their fox god gave me the ability of "Headpat", so I naturally went to headpat the closest thing, which was a fox girl near the shrine. Not sure when it happened but when I was leaving I found I had an EGG she LAID in my inventory. Later on in Mysilia, I was there to pay my taxes and found an Older Younger Sister, and she made me do a quiz, I save scummed it because I'm a coward, and then she asked me to give her an allowance of 10k, so I did. I then headpat her and she ALSO laid an egg. No one i've headpat has laid an egg since, and I couldn't be happier. I also saw a kid vomit in Lumiest and then a fairy got mad and KILLED HIM and nobody seemed to care, so that was cool.

Update1: I keep playing help.

Big Sword funny.

Only about a week in so far, so I'm in the honey moon phase, so keep that in mind. Also keep in mind the main selling point of the game is the multiplayer.

In terms of SAO games this one is a breath of fresh air. DIMPS is now 2 for 2 on their track record for making games I enjoy in this IP. Combat definitely takes some getting used to, you can dash cancel out of your normal attacks but can't cancel out of skills or ultimate. Ultimate isn't a problem because you have Invulnerability during the animation. For skills, you just need to be a bit careful and not lock yourself into one during an attack, or just put some effort into positioning.

Story was IMO pretty mid, it was inoffensive but nothing that hasn't been seen before and didn't take any risks. I'd compare it to room temperature water. It's not bad but it's not exciting either.

Progression I am super mixed on. I like the amount of things there are for me to unlock, and I don't mind that it's pretty grindy and slow progression wise, but for a lote of people I imagine it might be a bit of a deal breaker.
Boss Raids, and Co-Op quests have unlock requirements. You need to have the required Player Rank, and and clear the required Co-Op quests or Boss raid to move onto the next. Assuming you play through the whole story first, you should be somewhere in the rank 20 range, so you should be able to do the first 3 co-op quests and the first boss raid. The problem is that the Rank requirements DRASTICALLY increase later on. If you get bored of running the same few quests over and over, you're not gonna last long enough to unlock the 3rd boss raid. Which is a big downside because the first 2 boss raids are static, but the 3rd rotates through what the boss will be (I somehow can't remember if it changes daily or weekly).

Now if that sounded bad to you, I have more bad news, which for me is good news because I like grinding but I understand not all do. Each character has two Passive slots. Each character has their own passive by default. Raising a character to Character Rank 30, unlocks that passive to be used on all characters. This is a problem. Not all passives are created equal, some are basically dogwater, and some are absurd once you find out the numbers. You'll probably want passives that benefit whoever you want to main, and for some characters, that means both of those are from other characters. That means you'll have to level two characters you might hate playing, to build your character the way you want to. This is a baffling decision because this means you'll have to put in the time to level two characters other than the one you're intending to main. You also get passive BASE STAT increases at certain character ranks, so two of the same character with exactly the same gear won't perform equally, and because of how multiplicative scaling works, base stats mean a lot. The reason all of this is a problem is because you're gimping yourself by doing this. You get extra EXP at end of mission for doing things like getting MVP, which will be harder for you to do against players who only focuses on their mains, because they will simply be doing more damage than you possibly can, and if you're not getting MVP you're getting less EXP and that means having to do more runs of quests, and that means wasting more time.

If you've read this far you're probably willing to read a bit more, and you also might be someone who'd be able to enjoy the game despite these issues, or you're literally just me. I enjoy super grindy slow burn types of games, so this is actually perfect for me. I don't know how this game will pan out longterm, but currently I'm having a lot of fun slowly chipping away at stuff, ticking boxes off my checklist of things to grind out. First 3 dlc characters are funny greatsword girl and two more characters from GGO Alternative, which I really liked so I'm excited for that. I am able to play as a funny magic lady with big hair who can fly, shoots big lazers, drops a funny sword man on people, and is voiced by Maaya Sakamoto (Jalter and DAO my beloved). This game doesn't cater to everyone but it certainly caters to ME SPECIFICALLY. Obviously the game has issues, but what game doesn't in current year. My last hopes for games to be good were ground into the dirt, poured gasoline on, and burned, by SEGA when they killed PSO2 with the slap in the face that is NGS, which I still play on occasion because I have attachment issues and get overly invested in my MMO characters. If you play on JP I might see you, if you play NA, still might see you but not as likely.

TL:DR Game grindy, Story Mid, Multiplayer focused, Not perfect but I like it.

Story is mid until the level 97 quest range, and then it gets better for a bit then it gets bad again.
Actual filler expansion.
Endwalker had awful patch current but a good initial release. so there's always the chance that patch content is amazing even though the initial stuff was bad.
THOUGH IF YOU'RE A STORY SKIPPER, EXPAC IS GOOD. I liked the dungeons, the trials, if you liked how things felt last expac it's more of the same but the content was fun.

Imagine it being 2024, and there are people doing the dlc who STILL haven't leveled their vigor. Unless you're really good at dodging, YOU ARE GOING TO GET HIT, and YOU WILL DIE. Most of you ARE NOT that good at dodging. YOU AIN'T HIM.
Unless you are, in which case, don't level vigor, and do a light Blue Dancer build and just delete things.

It's more Dragons dogma so I like it but it's objectively worse than the first in many aspects.
How do the make the Drakes the fights with the least gameplay in your game called DRAGONS dogma.
They constantly fly so high that you can't hit them, and cast magic while flying so you can't scale the dragon to deal with it. They cast meteors that will simply instakill everything in its aoe, and your pawns AI will NOT avoid it.
You only do meaningful damage once you expose it's heart, and the heart can become UN exposed.
The loss damage mechanic is probably the worst conceived thing in the game that tries to force you to camp or stay at an inn after literally any somewhat dangerous fight, and makes curatives effectively worthless because for the most part they don't heal back that recoverable health, and the ones that do, are rare and expensive.
Reviving pawns is horrible in this game, it takes a ton of time, isn't very responsive, and is interruptible by almost annything, which combined with the loss damage, will put you in loops where all you're doing is reviving pawns back to back, because it takes so long that reviving one is long enough for the others to die.

Basically It's just worse dragons dogma one but atleast there's more to do. Game will be good after it gets it's own Bitterblack Isle, and fixes performance issues and the ability to make a new character.

8/10 Would send enemies into the stratosphere again.
Also give us back Into Free you cowards.

Lagon is offensively boring of a fight.

Game is a tad slow and has a few bugs, but it's super early on and a lot of my problems have already been stated to have fixes coming. The animations are cute and have a lot of personality. I'm optimistic about the game going forward, it's a bit rough right now but I expect it to get better over time.

Personally haven't had a single one of the performance issues people have been listing. I've been having fun, so I personally would say it's good, others experiences may vary, but oh well.

Edit: The localization is pretty terrible and a lot of the time the words on the screen have almost no relation to what the character actually said (in JP). It's not even for seemingly any reason either, the subtitle will just be completely wrong and it's really disorienting hearing the character say one thing but the text on screen not matching at all. I'd like it if I could have a set of subtitles that match whichever Voice Over I'm using.