Everyone in this game is so beautiful or handsome! I love their diversity in skin colors. I played as Aedhan but I enjoy how both player avatars have distinct appearances instead of having the same features but different gender.

Wesyng is so cute and won me over with his flirtatious demeanor, chill camaraderie, and nurturing patience. I did the Spa event with Wesyng (oooohhh yeah, fanservice!) and unlocked Aedhan's Spa outfit (even more steamy goodness!).

At first I thought this was going to be Cyberpunk dystopia. But then after meeting Eve, I realized that we were...

SPOILERS

A Transmigrator and instead of a system we have a Great Old One. Guideverse is definitely way more appealing to me than A/B/O. I'm so appreciative of Wesyng for establishing boundaries because he makes it clear he's not the type to take advantage of the power his position offers. And of course we must respect him as well and not force ourselves on him.

Orwen is a rude manager but in a way that's funny. I laughed at how all of his encouragement is insults, backhanded compliments, and automated messages. Also his reaction if you text him at night will make you go "I should have expected that, LOL"! The gameplay mechanic of being able to see a character's schedule for the day was such a callout. He presented it in a funny way "Don't be obvious about your crime!" but thinking about it, from Wesyng's offhand comments, Yandere Espers really are a problem. Forcing themselves on their Guides and taking energy without consent.

Eve is very shifty with how she dodges questions and her condescending, babying of the player. The fact that we apparently have karmic debt and that worlds would be destroyed if we ever told anyone our true name- well, that makes the Old Ones sound very manipulative and abusive by forcing our dependence on them and punishing us if we try to argue.

Ember! I was not expecting the character we don't play as to be in the story. Being an Esper gives a native viewpoint into the life of Espers. Because though we're an F-rank, we're not really struggling due to all the advantages handed to us. Sure we still have to work for it but the world's fate is favoring us with high potential and the attention of high grade Guides. Ember shows us that other Espers don't really help each other. That they're highly competitive and hate giving even the slightest benefit to others- even if they would get compensated for more than market price! 

Ether and Stim Paks can heal in a pinch... but overuse is probably like using performance enhancers. Legal but definitely not good for the overall health of your body since you're forcing it to recover so that you can train more. Then again, Espers are fighting for the privilege of a comfortable life. They're genetically engineered and the failures get kicked out of Serenity and forever trapped in poverty (or worse). In the end, it's a system of capitalism that disposes of anyone who can't keep up...

...Though for us, the Player, we know how to min-max and grind stats so we're in a completely different genre! Actually, I tried to be so efficient that I ended up having too much Mana that I missed out on both Thursday and Friday sessions with Laurent and Wesyng...

So what happened was I basically spent all my time Training in the Simulator, then remaining time in a Recreation center (the Spa if Wesyng or Laurent is there, the Library until 20 Logic).

Besides when Orwen treated me to dinner or later Laurent did the same, I never visited Dining Plaza. So I took opportunity to buy the max two meals (S Grade) which raised my max MP enough where I'm above the safety threshold for Guidance, RIP.

You only lose max 12 MP per day if you both training at the Simulator. I'm guessing you need less than half max MP to be Guided?

Double tapping a Guide on both of their work days is probably difficult. But hitting up Laurent on Monday and Wesyng on Friday should be doable.

Another thing that ironically backfired on me was treasure. I had a rough time in the tutorial dungeon due to opening all the chests and getting additional Attack cards. I ended up realizing that they were a detriment to me when I fought the boss and I couldn't draw enough Support cards to chain and extend my Buffs/Debuffs.

Unless I missed where you could do Deckbuilding?

I also learned that this game is more Memory-based than a traditional RPG. That you needed to memorize what cards are in which spots so that you can 4-combo them later.

For the first boss, you have plenty of breathing space to figure out where everything is. Muse being a mime that attacks or buffs depending on whether you attack or buff. So you can just do nothing and regenerate MP/GP or pop a medkit. But I'm pretty sure later bosses won't just sit there while you: 4 Support/4 Support/4 Attack/4 Attack them.

They might even be able to do interface screw like swapping the location of cards, locking cards (can't flip them unless you first flip another card adjacent or diagonal to the locked card), transforming flipped cards into the opposite type (Corporeal <-> Astral) if you flip but don't play them, etc.

I will say Immunity sucks when all your remaining attack cards are the type the boss is immune to. And since you can't manually discard/reshuffle, you're forced to spend MP/GP using those cards until only 3 remain.

wooo life sim came our perfectly >w< thanks for the all hard work!