Second Life for severely autistic weeaboos.

EDIT: never mind, SEGA blew it. Before you had a high quality dungeon-instanced lobby game with great combat AND a p0rn game at the lobby for the severely autistic people. Now it's just a p0rn game - and I think I'd rather sexually assault a woman on the streets than play a p0rn game.

Forcing players to play an unfinished and boring Open World game rather than the Original Dungeon-instanced one is baffling.

They screwed up the player-driven economy in both games and now the inflation is off-the charts. You can no longer sell items without having Premium - something which you could very easily do, even premium players are suffering from these changes because without any FP2 sellers (which would make up the bulk of the economy I'd assume), the prices for many items skyrocketed through the roof. Fortunately you don't need the player market to do end-game content, as it's mostly just for cosmetics and convenience. But as far as changes go, this is one massive step-down and even to this day SEGA hasn't done anything to combat this.

Second Life for severely autistic weeaboos. EDIT: never mind, SEGA blew it. Before you had a high quality dungeon-instanced lobby game with great combat AND a p0rn game at the lobby for the severely autistic people. Now it's just a p0rn game - and I think I'd rather sexually assault a woman on the streets than play a p0rn game. Forcing players to play an unfinished and boring Open World game rather than the Original Dungeon-instanced one is baffling. They screwed up the player-driven economy in both games and now the inflation is off-the charts. You can no longer sell items without having Premium - something which you could very easily do, even premium players are suffering from these changes because without any FP2 sellers (which would make up the bulk of the economy I'd assume), the prices for many items skyrocketed through the roof. Fortunately you don't need the player market to do end-game content, as it's mostly just for cosmetics and convenience. But as far as changes go, this is one massive step-down and even to this day SEGA hasn't done anything to combat this.