I was hoping that I would be able to like unlock more clothes for Super Creek since I got enough to Star Unlock but no... she did not get more clothes. :(

Anyway, I find difference in POV and how it affects a story to be fascinating and how the people create it in a way that makes replaying new with the new information we as players have.

Clair Obscur shows different perspective of all characters and only when getting past a certain point is one character POV makes more sense and what their goals are.

In Folklore, the two protags are not working against each other but they do not yet trust one another. So, they are going about the same route without telling the other what they are doing. What looks suspicious to one makes sense in their route. And shows everyone only has a small piece of info.

I like I wrote this and never followed up, but what I meant was in Pathologic, the devs said each protag could pour a vial of blood on the ground and witness something else. Daniil would see it rot, Artemy grow flowers, and Clara would see a miracle.

Thankfully, the site I'm reading Raising the Villains Right seems to be much better translated so I'm able to enjoy myself more.

I think the last time I read so much of a novel was Player Hides His Past. I kept really good with that one until the MTL got so bad that I didn't understand what was going on.

Anyway, like I was telling a friend, it's like someone trying to find all the Sephiroths in the world and make sure they don't become Evil Sephiroth. But making a bigger mess later in that they become fanatical towards him, haha. It's really cute, though. He loves his children. ;A;

It's why I like "Eternally Regressing Knight," "The Player Hides His Past," and "Surviving the Game as a Barbarian" so much. They're power fantasies for sure, but I like the MC is always working hard and it never is like being arrogantly strong individual.

It's honestly a very fun little story. I'm someone who really enjoys "the grind" when it comes to power fantasies. That is, the character always working hard to become a little better than what they were.

While it seems like the story is speeding along, it really isn't in the beginning. I do feel like they do a pretty good job with handling the time skips and not wasting readers' time.

I got two wildernesses. My production world that I hate and my wilderness only only few buildings.

I redid my ENTIRE wilderness. It looks cute and also like just okay. I had a whole vision in-mind, but I ran out of like blocks to build. Again! I realize like the way to get more blocks is to do the creature mini-game or whatever, but I'm like, "I hate this production game!"