Very mediocre game full of repetitive and redundant time-wasting mechanics.
Barks for instance, which are balloons with sentences your characters have to say, popping in and slowing you down greatly since you either have to wait couple of seconds patiently until they disappear or stop any activity you are engaged by until you're hunting those balloons down with your cursor. Text provided by this feature doesn't contain anything crucial, it's purely cosmetic feature reflecting informations provided by UI - stress level, quirks, and so on. What's the point of breaking your activity with pop-up window, when all it displays is information you already know? Stupid mobile market decadence slipping in, lemme tell ya! They are popping in everywhere, in your hamlet, facilities, or dungeons. There's plenty of them in the game and they cannot be turned off in the options.
Map autocenter being another one. You can move or zoom your map situated in a small window in bottom right part of your screen, which is good since map of large dungeons doesn't fit the window. The bad thing is that you cannot plan your route properly, because fucking map tends to autocenter every couple of seconds, effectively rendering your manually set zoom and position of the map useless. You have to zoom it out again by manually and move it again repeatedly if you want to plan your route properly. This is extremely annoying and useless feature, since there's also autocenter button placed in the window so why autocentering it automatically in addition? The reason is simple - this is game for young gamepad-toting millenials who are often retarded, so it treats you as one of retards preemptively.
Saving your progress. There's wannabe rogue like system with autosaving implemented, which doesn't allow you to save the game on your own. I can understand this mechanics in those half arsed dungeons where it makes for tense and dangerous feel on your part, but it doesn't make sense in the hamlet. You're forced to exit the game through menu in order to let it autosave, then navigate to your C:\Users\[username]\Documents directory, zip that thing by manually, and restart your game again. I think this autosave feature should have been toggled on/off through in-game menu. When you can adjust combat system core mechanics through menu, why not this stupid thing too?
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