When I clicked in, I found out that I have high blood pressure. This kind of reskinned web game is another piece of krypton gold garbage, with 0.1% off, real recharge, automatic pathfinding, and full-server support? Dude, you're insulting the word "game." Without even touching the independent door, a bunch of bad work that induces consumption is shoved into your face, and you are still a "hardcore MMO"? Laughing to death, it's your gold heart that is hard-core.
As a veteran who has been playing single-player games for 20 years, I would rather spend 60 dollars to buy a copy of "Elden's Ring" and have it rubbed on the ground by the BOSS than touch this kind of electronic opium that relies on daily check-ins and automatic battles to support the scene. Career switch? Reincarnation breakthrough? Full TM is a fig leaf for numerical inflation. The so-called "free trade" is just a hotbed for brick-and-mortar studios. Tens of thousands of people fight across servers? That's a mass grave prepared for your wallet.
Let's talk about the journey of true indie discovery.
Recently I came across "Hymn of Babel", a pixel-style puzzle game that explores the secrets of a lost civilization by deciphering languages and symbols. There are no cash buttons, just pure brainstorming. There is also "Star Sea", a classic turn-based RPG, the combat system is so creative that it can awaken people's brains. If you insist on playing an MMO, please go for the buyout system of "Guild Wars 2" or the monthly pass of "Final Fantasy 14". At least they make money based on quality and content, rather than tricking you into a trap with a 0.1% discount and then charging you 999.
Before posting next time, look up the word "indie game" in the dictionary. Don't put this card-drawing simulator dressed in Chinese style into my recommendation stream. If you really want to enjoy the game, my Steam library has a one-way link for you, and you are welcome to copy homework at any time. But please block these games directly. 🙄
An angry solo hunter, stay.