A bit disappointed that the author decided to go with the full on game route. I mean, the dungeon is now basically RPGmaker with a points resource system. Kinda weakens my suspension of disbelief for the setting as a whole. Feels more like a game world than an actual fantasy world now. And it also leaves some questions. Like, why would the dungeon guardian even do this job? What's in it for him? And why would the world even provide such dungeons for people to fight in?
A bit disappointed that the author decided to go with the full on game route. I mean, the dungeon is now basically RPGmaker with a points resource system. Kinda weakens my suspension of disbelief for the setting as a whole. Feels more like a game world than an actual fantasy world now. And it also leaves some questions. Like, why would the dungeon guardian even do this job? What's in it for him? And why would the world even provide such dungeons for people to fight in?