鬼Akuma鬼

The fun used to come from creating your own builds, experimenting with different modules, and discovering new ways to play. But now, it's becoming painfully obvious to me that they want to push the trading system further. Why did they introduce Ancestor Modules and a feature that allows players to inspect other people's builds? To encourage more competition and drive more trading. Back then, you couldn't just look up someone else's build. You had to rely on your own imagination, creativity, and understanding of the game. You experimented, figured things out for yourself, developed your own builds, and climbed the leaderboards through your own efforts. But now? All you need are Ancestor Modules and a powerful T-weapon. You barely even need to fine-tune your own build anymore. Even logging in every day has become boring, because at the end of the day, your damage output barely depends on how well you've built your character. It's all about which T-weapon you have. And that's what makes it so disappointing. The creativity and experimentation that once made this game so enjoyable feel like they've lost their meaning.

Around six of my friends have already quit TFD, and honestly, I feel like I might be joining them soon. Ever since T-weapons were introduced, the game has become completely pay-to-win. The balance has been thrown out the window, and I simply don't enjoy the direction the game is heading anymore. If it weren't for the characters I love, I'd have almost no reason to log in at this point. The more time I spend away from TFD playing other games, the more I find myself questioning what happened to it. Wasn't this game supposed to be about experimenting with builds, making the most of each character's unique skills, and finding creative ways to play? So what has it become now?