It has a really good translation too.Ĭomparing to Gyee though, I guess there are few things that Gyee did better. Also a huge chunk of them are furries, so I can understand why some people don't care for them. Though lot of the units are just different rarities/variants of the same character. There's so many units in it with various body types. I really like Tokyo Afterschool summoners myself. The amount you get too from buying currency with money is kind of low yield (kind of stingy with what you actually get from white dragonscale). The Guild missions while easy are kind of strange, and I wish we could build points from week to week - I think we have a pretty busy guild but our guild level is advancing at a glacial pace. Arena takes forever for me and is just like Oathblades, matching is weird and it is laggy and time consuming. Some things like Flux Shock need to either be phased for yourself since I can never fight enough bosses or minions since the competition is steep and the time is limited. Speed up needs one more speed up to be even more efficient, in my opinion. other cat person scenario), but I guess that innuendo is cheeky fun for those of us in the know.ĭefinitely some clunk, like how you can't switch off computer controlled combat until you're in the fight and the first one OR two characters goes off without control. very suggestive hah hah (like the Lin Hu vs. Story is, fine, and I do like how the GYEE struggle mirrors the LGBTQ prejudice experience and how our characters are trying to overcome it. Also don't really like the kiddos - I have relegated them to my character screen and never use them.
I'm also very taken by how this is a game designed for gay and queer people, which I've still never experienced first hand - a game unabashedly designed to appeal to me as a gaymer? And also, Bara/Furry overtones too? That's pretty cool. The character designs are cute, but I also hit 42-43 and I no longer really feel like my team is 'strong,' also the sheer amount of materials needed for getting them to the next runes and weapons seems very steep (which is quite JRPG/gacha so I shouldn't be surprised). Some things like Oathblades are so dull that I don't look forwards to the 10 minutes of clicking for meh rewards. That's not as present in GYEE, though I do Arcana tower in the background, and can roll Darkflux in the background, but otherwise it's a lot of slow clicking, skipping dialogue. All rights reserved.I'm not terribly excited about the dailies - I play Langrisser already and that takes a lot of my direct play time (it's pretty easy to do some auto stuff for that game). Live A Hero content and materials are trademarks and copyrights of LifeWonders Inc. You shall become the source and beacon to provide power to the heroes by helping them to live stream their battles, by observing the infinite "possibilities" hidden deep within the people around you…Ĭontent is available under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike unless otherwise noted. With the help of “what-ifs” - the power of the universe of unlimited potential realities, these people are able to harness their power by embodying their dreams and steely resolute and fight against the looming threat in front of them.Īnd you, through a strange turn of events, have been hired to support these very heroes. And on that very planet, menaces from a dimension from outer space, Monsters, shows up and battles are waged night and day against them - and the only one who can oppose them are called heroes.īusinesspersons, police officers, teachers, carpenters, fisherfolks, freelancers, etc… People with various jobs will become heroes once these Monsters appear on their doorstep. On this planet, a wide variety of earthlings and aliens roam the planet - humans, beast-human aliens, and mechanical life forms.
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