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The narrative seems very uneven and more similar to an MMO than a single player RPG. You go from fetch quests to find cactuar action figures and taking pictures of bridges to using the powers of a god to obliterate huge tracts of countryside. I am still not entirely sure when I went from collecting the royal weapons of zodiac power to bitch slapping around gods.
The characters in the game seemed really clear on the subject of what is happening in game, but as a player there was more exposition devoted to the guy running Meteor Publishing than there was to the Meteor itself...
I assume the motivation of the Empire personalities will become clear at some point, but they seem to flip from moustache-twirling villains of villainy to vaguely supportive enigmatic mentors at the drop of a hat.
The characters in the game seemed really clear on the subject of what is happening in game, but as a player there was more exposition devoted to the guy running Meteor Publishing than there was to the Meteor itself...
I assume the motivation of the Empire personalities will become clear at some point, but they seem to flip from moustache-twirling villains of villainy to vaguely supportive enigmatic mentors at the drop of a hat.