What? I avoided it, but why? What is this? Oh, I'm in the middle of something, why is there a package? I'm sorry, but why did the package suddenly come? Oh, I'm sorry. What am I sorry for? If I get really angry, I might curse, right? That's how it goes. I lost, so let's get started. 

Hello, I'm Jijun, the assistant. Have you played? Playtime is about 30 hours, and I spent 8,800 won on in-game purchases. My ranking is 28, but I did it. But hey, are those who play games like Genshin Impact and Myojin really nervous because of their performance? You, even if you're not playing, are still nervous. If you're shaking, it's bad luck. I'm sorry. Anyway, have you tried Ho-yeon? You haven't, right? In games, you move by yourself. Look at the NC building; it's like I'm slapping it. When you see a game company building, it feels like this. Yeah, I slap it; I'm a man of action. But I can't hit my brother, Teukjin. I need to break more buildings.

The chatter is long. During G-Star, I had a slight feeling about it. Back in my day, it was like that; you guys know. Anyway, let's start with the game. First, let's talk about the story and graphics, starting with the story. What did they say? The battle of Tarry? It flows like that, right? Yes, that's accurate; it's a fact. But is it fun? Not at all. It's completely lacking in fun. However, there were some good aspects. Personally, the direction isn't bad. The full dubbing was well done. The graphics were impressive. I feel like they put in a decent effort, but I do pay close attention to details. It's not like I'm just marking it. And the character animations were rich, but what's the problem? It's literally about the story.

The flow of the story is really interesting, but it's also quite chaotic. I mean, it just jumps out at you. Then, there's this character who seems to be in danger, and I thought I had to protect them. It felt like an adventure was unfolding, but suddenly, characters from the original series appeared. You have characters like Dokcho Gosa, Nam Soyu, and Jin Soa showing up, and they say things like, Hi, I'm Dokcho Gosa. You know about the recovery from the original series, right? Nice to meet you. I understand it's nice to see them, but they say, Just catch 20 monsters, and I'm like, I don’t know, just bring me some alcohol. Then they reply, Oh, I got it. Good job. But it feels like the story is moving in this kind of direction. Nam Soyu’s appearance is also quite unexpected. The direction of this is a bit confusing. I’m really wondering why this is happening. It feels like a mess, and I can’t tell where the front is or where the back is.

This is really frustrating. Ah, what is this? This is so uncomfortable. Ugh, all these words mean our teacher, right? Tomorrow, oh man, making money is tough. Anyway, let’s understand the story a bit. The story makes me want to skip it. Look at the map; there’s a continent. I’m not talking about the continent's story; it’s not like an omniverse or a nostalgic restaurant vibe. Just a few NPCs appeared. I'm glad to see them, but if you just stay here, how can I focus? Of course, I’m glad to see you. You already said you liked it a lot. From my perspective, it’s definitely a good thing. But what’s your role? I’m curious about that. You’re not telling me. I can’t stand it. Let’s think about it. The background of Ho-yeon is Black and...

Three years ago, we called it a pre-cul, which simply means it's about the past, referring to the old Surfing game. The fact that it adopted a past worldview is significant. What could have happened before the Fluorine era? Unraveling the beginnings and character arcs of the figures is the most important task. Right now, if we gather the kids and say, Hey, do you know the famous 'Tochunpung'? they would realize how dangerous it is. Look at that guy; why is he acting like that? If you say it like that, it seems like there's a sense of urgency. In the first place, the fact that it borrowed from the pre-cul means that Fluorine is quite old, and there might be people who don't know this. From a storytelling perspective, it's a really good device to make players encounter the game for the first time. However, even with this great device built in, what's the progression of the story in 'Dae Hoyeon'? I know, right? Go catch a mob and get lost. Now, the story structure is just like an insect; it's the same as having a head, heart, and belly, but lacking any thought. It's just like that game.

The biggest problem with the story is that, although Ho-yeon should have been introduced as a character that players would encounter for the first time in the game’s universe, they are portrayed as someone who is already known. This ultimately alienates players who are unfamiliar with the lore. It feels like the intention was to cater to existing fans and attract new players, but the story is being created by someone who is not a part of that world. This approach is really risky when developing a prequel story. The content itself is quite simple and accessible, yet it fails to immerse the audience, even for someone like me who is familiar with the game. The story has a clear beginning and end, but I can barely remember why the character died. The connections in the middle are just too rusty.

Do you know what's funny? There's a content called Kangho-ro, which contains short stories about various characters. In simple terms, it's a brief story for each character, and it's really well-made. There are cool cutscenes with dubbing, and the roles and personalities of the characters are seriously entertaining. Shouldn't something made this fun be brought to the forefront? Why is that? I mean, the main story isn't great, but the side stories are decent. This is my first time seeing this; usually, the main stories are good, right? Just look at the main story's power. Let's just say the main story writer should be hired, or at least show off some special abilities. You used to write columns quite a bit, right? You can do it! 

Next, about the graphics: Personally, I don't think they're bad. For this level, it’s somewhat acceptable. But the modeling is lacking. Just look at the models; they’re not great.

Do you want to date this character too? It's such a silly thing. I just think it's silly. Especially the reverse character should be someone you want to date. But the modeling is really not pretty. I mentioned earlier that I think I could draw it better. For example, you know Yuran, right? Yuran from the story is not bad. The character hashtag is definitely beauty that is unrivaled. No, it's just a face that is beyond ordinary. Just look at how this character is running. Is it skiing? Isn't it hard to run like that? I'll try to run like that too. Oh, it's tough, tough. Wow, exercising is intense. Oh, so this is how you maintain your health. Indeed. And Jin So-a, she's also a character that existed in the previous series. She has a bit of a charmingly foolish vibe while being sexy. Just compare them. Oh wow, the original character is a bit...

If you brought it, a little respect is needed. Regardless of whether the characters have good or bad relationships in the past, why are they presented with such nonsensical designs? The biggest viral part is what? The character design and pretty outfits. This analysis doesn't add up. Red Shadow, Fireworks, and Hanwa—are these just silly additions? Anyway, as I mentioned earlier, the direction and dubbing were well done, but the flow of the story and the modeling—how would a complete newbie perceive this? It needs to be polished according to the Disney standard. Now, let's play it. No, first, look. Here we go. There is a switching RPG, right? The field and turns are there. Let me talk about the field first. You can engage in battles with a total of five characters: one leader and four supporters, something like that for the game.

You just have to do it. The skill is automatic, right? When you go down in NC games, it’s automatic, right? I want to go down in the game anyway. But the skill has to be manual. Why? Because you need to focus on the two things: cooperation and dodging. Unless you’re just pressing money to spam those two, you need to concentrate. Is this process fun? It should be fun. First of all, the judgment is really bad. Look, dodging is obviously about avoiding attacks. I have to show my perfect play, right? This isn’t going to work. I’m going for a mad movie. Dodging one hit is different from dodging another. If I get hit, I die. This is all about dodging, isn’t it? I can’t avoid this incoming attack, and I can’t dodge in the game. What should I be dodging then? This judgment is correct. Successfully dodging is a success, right? No, you need to explain it properly. I clearly dodged, but I got hit. If I didn’t dodge, I obviously got hit. Oh, do I want to get hit for real? The judgment is more complicated than I thought.

Is it too hard, or is it that I can't make the game? It's really confusing. Wait, is it that I'm not good at it? Yeah, I can't play the game. But why are you guys validating it? I noticed that the damage reduction from this mechanic is significant. It's frustrating, so I tested it out. If you don't get hit, it reduces damage to this level, and if you avoid it, it reduces damage to this level. It definitely works. In other words, it's not just a typical dodge mechanic; it's literally about clicking. If you stay within the area, damage will come in. So, to avoid damage, you have to completely leave the area. Since you're leaving anyway, it would be better to leave the game entirely. It's definitely a situation where you emphasize hand control but don’t let players feel the tactile experience. Seriously, why did you guys create this mechanic? Is it just for show? I also got hit by this. My current situation is so miserable that they say if you make a big bow in your past life, you'll have a good life in this one. Seriously, you guys...

Live kindly, like I do. Moreover, the explanation clearly states that there is an abnormal status defense effect applied. I don't know what that means either. After all, you still receive CCN damage, right? If you get stunned, what does it mean to defend? I really don't know. I'm sorry, I genuinely don't understand. If anyone knows, please comment. It's just a mystery, a problem that humanity has yet to solve. Indeed, it reflects the limitations of technology. Do you guys have any defense? Especially since the guys in the group chat seem to be stuck looking at the charts. If that's the case, could you at least provide some defense? Seriously, how long have you been like this? Anyway, in reality, none of that matters. If you don't have the specs, you shouldn't even attempt it, right? Damage comes in regardless, and the judgment is often poor. It's better to just walk confidently through the area rather than trying to dodge. Just step out; that's the right approach. Why bother dodging?

Hollywood, don't do that. It's all unnecessary. Just the elderly are walking in the river for exercise. That's all you need to do—just walk. Of course, there isn't completely no return on it; if you succeed in exercising, it feels a bit refreshing. Because of this, you have to do it, but I feel like it doesn't really mean anything. There is some return, but it's quite minimal. It's like our salary. This is comparable to the mobile game Lab Marble. The judgment there was amazing. A mobile game should give you a sense of accomplishment, right? If I focus and avoid the low returns, what's the point? This isn't a game where you just randomly let it play itself. Either it should give you complete immunity or preserve the keys completely. What's going on? Since these kinds of things keep appearing, the fun of controlling it has significantly diminished, just like with NC stocks.

Ah, I'm sorry, this is a sensitive issue. Secondly, the turn-based fighting system requires the use of various characters here because you need to target weaknesses. It's great that you've written about this in detail. You know, understanding what users like is important, so let's explore that. Honestly, it's just not that fun. Sometimes, you can use characters in your story mode, but it feels really random. Suddenly, the dialogue can be as unexpected as Mother. 

But here’s a little tip: if you’re caught off guard, your mom might ask, What are you doing, son? and you might have to say, Mom, I'm watching adult content. Yeah, that won't do. I almost got caught there. I just can’t find the fun in this. It’s like in Battle Crush, where you’re fighting in real-time and then suddenly switch to turn-based. The game feels so disjointed, and the strategic element of turn-based gameplay isn’t that significant either.

I have filled my combat power to a certain extent. There are recommended characters that they suggest. You can just leave them and let them auto-play, and it will clear the content. But you have to do it because it gives you materials to level up your characters. Honestly, I find it so tedious, and I keep saying I don’t want to do it, but I end up rolling the dice anyway. I realize how unexciting it is, so I think about minimizing the function. Oh, wait, that’s actually considerate of them.

Now, let's all shout together, Deng Ho! Now, let’s look at the content. First of all, before the field boss, the lag is really severe. The frame drops are too much. Even when I filtered it, it was still bad. As the number of players increases, I can't tell what I'm dodging or if I'm even getting hit. My summoned units died so quickly. But aside from this, there aren't things like PK during the field boss fights, which is nice. Because of this, user cooperation is relatively good, so that part is surprisingly okay. The boss patterns are just...

It's a subtle feeling; it's neither too easy nor too difficult. As expected, it gets a bit better when playing with other users. But you know, the rewards are slightly divided here. First, second, and third places are the best. So, if you don't catch it, isn't that fine? You need to give it your all. So, you definitely have to go catch it. If someone says in the general chat, Let's go catch something, then it becomes quite an event. And then there's the automatic hunting dungeon, the named boss, the bounty hunting, the challenge dungeon, the event dungeon, and so on. You need to hone your skills. Oh, I got a nice one! I'm busy honing my skills with the equipment I have, flipping things around. So, is it fun? Solo content isn't enjoyable, but group content, like shoulder-to-shoulder billing and team play, is quite bearable. It was nice playing with the users in a party.

In short, a dungeon involves a team of four. It's not extremely difficult; there might be some challenging mechanics in the later stages, but the fun comes from coordinating with each other. If you have friends to play with, it could be quite enjoyable. But here’s the funny part: tickets are generated every two hours, but you have to play at 4:30 AM. So, by then, all six tickets will be full. Do I have to set my alarm for 4:30 AM and wake up just to use the tickets? It’s like a recommended miracle morning gaming session, but even if you do that, you won’t be able to play. It’s not even a morning game! It’s all about timing. I lost two action points because I overslept until 8:30 AM. They say as you get older, you need less sleep in the morning, but did they design this for older players? Waking up early isn’t easy! They should at least reset the ticket time in the morning or allow us to stack up to three or four tickets. Some improvements are needed.

Anyway, to summarize the content, it doesn't feel like you need to spend a ton of cash. Surprisingly, it's designed so that anyone can participate. That's a fascinating aspect. Playing solo is incredibly boring, but playing with other users is fun. There's no control over ticketing either. When they announced the game, they mentioned something about server culture. I kind of understand why, because of the linkage; the overall foundation and structure are similar to Lineage. It's not exactly the same, but the systems in place have been fully integrated here. That's the challenging part. The steps and adjustments are really frustrating. It doesn't require a huge amount of money, but there are too many scattered issues. Just look at it: leveling up, transcending, zodiac equipment distribution. Ah, recording is a hassle, so just read the text. Hero, western monsters, regional suppliers, and so on.

Shin Soo-kyung, Shin Soo's martial arts, notes on equipment, So-ho-ryeong party effects, alliance, divine artifacts, quiet effects, family characteristics, family secrets, ranking, and the confusion surrounding it all. It feels overwhelming; there might be more, and it's at a level where it's hard to organize. For equipment, you only need to match one character, and the rest share it, so you don't have to worry about equipment too much. The levels are shared too, which is a relief, and I think that's a good thing. However, raising specs is really confusing; there are too many places to look. The UI and menu are scattered everywhere, making it harder to understand. I often find myself wondering, Where is that? or Where did I do that? There are just too many of these moments. The system feels like a maze; it's not a new game, but rather gives off the vibe of playing an RPG from the 2000s. The funny thing is, if you've played existing NC games, it feels somewhat familiar.

It's funnier that, due to the usual spec inflation, the quality is increasing. What does it mean to say heightening? More than anything, now, if you transcend, you get the chance to acquire the ultimate skill. It's stated clearly. I just pulled Tamari and transcended twice, but the materials cost around 40,000 won. I need to spend another 40,000 won to use the ultimate skill. This is ridiculous! I know that in NC games, it's hard to acquire skills, but this is a bit much. Of course, you can obtain materials by engaging in content that doesn't require money, but right after transcending twice, they blatantly offer a package. It's like they're saying, I also want to get it for cheap. Now, if you transcend twice, you get the ultimate skill for free. Wow, that's a big deal! As expected, they give it for free and only allow enhancements. It's too much! Please express yourselves, everyone. Seriously, do something! Don't just make me do it, please!

Ah, finally, the lottery ticket! Surprisingly, I can get lottery tickets from various places, and I'm trying to create a somewhat generous vibe. You know the season pass, right? The price of the season pass isn't that bad. If you keep an eye on it, you'll see that our NC is like a dog that doesn't stop barking on the front lines. Anyway, regarding the design of the large-scale development, I wonder if it will be profitable. 

Speaking of Genshin Impact, it's similar but slightly more intense. The probability is what? 0.06%? I’m not sure how much it is if you include the odds. I'm clueless; can someone tell me if 0.06 is correct? And there’s a 80-time limit ceiling. But there’s also a guaranteed recruitment ticket at the ceiling. If I compare this to a Hoyoverse game, it’s like the ceiling keeps breaking, so it’s a ceiling that isn’t really a ceiling. Of course, there is a ceiling in the end, but I don’t even know what that is.

This was a limited edition character, and now there's a guaranteed draw after 80 attempts. Look at the odds! Oh, 0.05! Holy cow! They’re basically saying just hit the ceiling and draw. Thankfully, there’s no half-ceiling. But seriously, the odds are terrible. If there was a half-ceiling, wow, that concept doesn’t even exist. You can obtain the limited draw through the season pass, but realistically, gathering the stones might be a bit tough. They do give out fragments, though. When we draw, we receive love, right? Ah, heart emojis! That’s the affinity. To put it simply, we get fragments. You can also acquire fragments through content. With 100 fragments, you can recruit a character using elixirs. You have to level them all up. To strengthen our foundation, the current highest grade has 11 main characters. This is a reminder not to underestimate our team. Honestly, it’s almost like giving up on the draws.

I guess it won't come out anyway, so I'm approaching it with that mindset. Of course, being able to choose the attribute pickup you want is nice, and the odds are high, at 0.12%. For dark attributes, it's 0.25%. The gacha is quite expensive. There are also packs like the Small Ale type, and while there is some content to engage with, it's really tough when it comes to the gacha. There are about 60 characters, and to fully transcend them all, you need to either pull them or give them love, which is necessary for the stat-boosting system. So, it can be quite exhausting. Lastly, I would rate the game a 10 out of 10, with a score of 3 for the graphics. Overall, the game is almost purely boring, and considering it's an NC game, I felt it was relatively cheap, aside from the gacha. While there are ways to spend money, you can also buy stats with it. There's a bit of anxiety about whether you really need to spend money to solidify your progress in the late game.

Because there are no speculative trades in the NC game, the content with users was pretty good. Anyway, it was a bit hard to review, but there’s no need for part two, right? Okay, alright. Seriously, it’s so hot. How do I deal with this? Oh man, this is really a disaster. What should I do?

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