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-The game itself is well made.

-It's a game that you can progress to some extent with enough time invested, even without spending a single penny.

- But the content is too simple. That's why there are situations where people who spend a lot of money end up leaving.

-The exchange market economy is already dead... From the perspective of non-spenders, it's easy to produce hero weapons and legendary weapons, but from the perspective of hardcore spenders, it doesn't seem to be the case?

- From the perspective of the writer who spent about 1.5 million won, it is good that the price of weapons does not rise, but I also understand the position of the nuclear spenders.

-The game is well made, but the aftercare is not good.

- Those who like Linla can enjoy it without any burden, but it needs to be managed so that both heavy spenders and non-spenders can coexist.

Fighting. I will believe and wait.

-1000 flakes, so it's a deficit

I hope tomorrow goes well

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Stove Indie members, please check once more to see if there are any windows that are open or not closed, and have a good night...

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Try communicating a bit and playing some games. It's not like only people who are addicted to the game play.

I'm sleeping at 6 in the morning, working at 12 at lunch, and getting off work at 6 in the evening. That's possible, but I have to turn on the auto at 12 at night and go to sleep.

When will you learn all the skills and make a skill book while giving only a little bit of money per hour?

This is the first time I've seen a game where all the drops, upgrades, and content are completely locked. They need to keep it going so that users can get interested.