[MooNie + PLAY] What is drier than the desert is the way to present the story... ⏳🍃


After a break from Where Winds Meet for a while because of being bored, the last time saw that the game had a new update like the Imperial Palace zone, it came back to play the main story a little bit where it was, and found the Hexi part that took us across to a new map like the desert zone and the snow city.

The first feeling was the intense conflict between the spectacular art world visual work and the bland design quest, which was that the game understood to create a beautiful atmosphere, very quaint, and felt an attempt to interpolate deep philosophies and back knots with our characters, but what really made Moonie feel dry was the way the game was presented.

This part of the Pacing storytelling is very broken. The game likes to stuff long philosophical monologues, solid ancient Chinese quotes that have almost no peak point, and then force us to play as a Walking Simulator. Walk through the desert for a kilo until the addictions that should have all faded away. It sneaks up the Waste of Time of the players for a certain amount of time. Even before the end of the last query, a reminder came up that this part takes about 2 hours. Whoa, and then the lost 2 hours is almost nothing. Sit and watch the characters talk about philosophy without emotional links. There is nothing to surprise, but with a curious conclusion. Endure playing to finish it

More importantly, it's about language and localization. Personally, Moonie played the English version. But I read it. The feed is too hard and formal, like using AI to translate directly from traditional Chinese scripts. The vocabulary is so solid that it makes it very easy to get the player out of focus. Unfortunately, the vision of good art is obscured by lifeless characters.

It's good that the Boss Fight and Combat parts of this game can also be saved. The boss fight scene can also be fun, challenging, and the backdrop art is also powerful, otherwise it will be exhausted. Anyone who has traveled through the desert lately is uncomfortable with the narrative rhythm too. Stop by to comment and exchange. 🐤💜💙

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