06-28-2025, 01:02 AM
The heartbreakers were also saying that MC was on an undercover mission as a wedding planner (for the chibi event where you decorate the venue), so it might be a protofield related to some wanderer or something. We've had similar situations both in the main story and in cards, it wouldn't be the first time.
If I were free to go where my heart wants I'd probably pull for Raf, Sylus, and Caleb in that order, then Xav and right behind him Zayne. I'll definitely watch the cards first, it usually pours some rationality on my hype and lets me understand which card I actually want to spend money on if any (for example at the beginning of the current Promise event - which has a Sylus and a Raf card - I initially wanted both until I watched Sylus' online and found out that it was enough for me).
Yeah that's also how I ended up with maining Raf alone. I actually joined the game for Sylus, and when I started I spent a few weeks building both of them up while still grinding the entire harem party. Soon it was obvious that maining 2 LIs was a medium-spender game, and it was further complicated by the fact that Sylus just doesn't have that many cards to begin with (Sy battle players rely on his Abysm Sovereign companion to brute force battles, since you can't match stellactrums most of the times). The most rational choice if one wants to farm diamonds through battles is to main one of the original LIs because they have the most content out there, and therefore are statistically favored during random galaxy and echo pulls. I had Xav tag along until building him up meant prioritizing him for two entire weeks at a time because of how scarce upgrading resources are, so here I am with Raf, number #1 in my wallet if not in my heart.
I like Caleb a lot, but he's worse than Sy and again relies on his limited myth to brute force battles because you're forced to use those same 6 cards over and over again. It just isn't feasible as of now.
The pricing issue is something I always struggle to rationalize because that's also how every other company running a platform or offering a service ends up: instead of building loyalty with their clients and users by rewarding them and incentivizing them into giving them their money forever and ever, they'd rather try to exploit them as much as they can, no matter if it means the entire company will have to kill the product because now everyone hates it.
In the case of LaDS, there's also the issue that whales bring a lot of money and they're also in a elite position that they want to maintain. Lowering the prices would mean making their big spending useless. Why should they invest so much in the game if some random low-spender player can achieve the same results?
If I were free to go where my heart wants I'd probably pull for Raf, Sylus, and Caleb in that order, then Xav and right behind him Zayne. I'll definitely watch the cards first, it usually pours some rationality on my hype and lets me understand which card I actually want to spend money on if any (for example at the beginning of the current Promise event - which has a Sylus and a Raf card - I initially wanted both until I watched Sylus' online and found out that it was enough for me).
Yeah that's also how I ended up with maining Raf alone. I actually joined the game for Sylus, and when I started I spent a few weeks building both of them up while still grinding the entire harem party. Soon it was obvious that maining 2 LIs was a medium-spender game, and it was further complicated by the fact that Sylus just doesn't have that many cards to begin with (Sy battle players rely on his Abysm Sovereign companion to brute force battles, since you can't match stellactrums most of the times). The most rational choice if one wants to farm diamonds through battles is to main one of the original LIs because they have the most content out there, and therefore are statistically favored during random galaxy and echo pulls. I had Xav tag along until building him up meant prioritizing him for two entire weeks at a time because of how scarce upgrading resources are, so here I am with Raf, number #1 in my wallet if not in my heart.
I like Caleb a lot, but he's worse than Sy and again relies on his limited myth to brute force battles because you're forced to use those same 6 cards over and over again. It just isn't feasible as of now.
The pricing issue is something I always struggle to rationalize because that's also how every other company running a platform or offering a service ends up: instead of building loyalty with their clients and users by rewarding them and incentivizing them into giving them their money forever and ever, they'd rather try to exploit them as much as they can, no matter if it means the entire company will have to kill the product because now everyone hates it.
In the case of LaDS, there's also the issue that whales bring a lot of money and they're also in a elite position that they want to maintain. Lowering the prices would mean making their big spending useless. Why should they invest so much in the game if some random low-spender player can achieve the same results?
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