I liked the idea of the fact Tu Shan started off with an end-game in sight and the dark vibe from the offset (it just happens that it's getting darker and war-like but people should have known it would happen?). I know from personal experience in games that tend to just run that I lose interest as it seems to drag, even if I love the setting. The fact that Tu Shan was something new (giant turtle and big evil such as Malicant) with the fact that characters were brought to fight in a war is what I love about this game. Obviously the thought of it ending makes me sad, but the thought of it being dragged out makes me feel worse about it.
I thought I'd be the only one that was happy with the idea of a definite end-game since most people already commenting want it to go on. I think it would just lose it's...essence in a way?
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I liked the idea of the fact Tu Shan started off with an end-game in sight and the dark vibe from the offset (it just happens that it's getting darker and war-like but people should have known it would happen?). I know from personal experience in games that tend to just run that I lose interest as it seems to drag, even if I love the setting. The fact that Tu Shan was something new (giant turtle and big evil such as Malicant) with the fact that characters were brought to fight in a war is what I love about this game. Obviously the thought of it ending makes me sad, but the thought of it being dragged out makes me feel worse about it.
I thought I'd be the only one that was happy with the idea of a definite end-game since most people already commenting want it to go on. I think it would just lose it's...essence in a way?