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You can consistently collect fragments of one of the top-tier heroes without paying, and the paid items are relatively fewer compared to other games. The small number of buildings to maintain and manage is a plus for gamers unfamiliar with this genre. However, it hasn't escaped the limitations of mass-produced games plastered with AI-generated illustrations, and its overall quality is disappointing, especially considering it uses the Resident Evil IP. Since the player base is small, I recommend carefully choosing a guild if you plan to play long-term.

I decided not to spend money on this game, but I couldn't resist making a purchase. Mentions level 30.. Finally getting there. Ah, looks like I saved about 30 days.

We fought well but ultimately lost. The reason I don't feel too bad about it is purely because I lost to my own design. The opponents' outcomes were also predetermined. Even with a passionate whale playing solo, who went around destroying everything, they eventually got stuck exactly where my design intended. In fact, I had already accounted for their potential participation by blocking all variables and then withdrawing from the alliance. There's no reason to act childishly with the opponent just because feelings are hurt. Honestly, if they had participated in the first match, we wouldn't have won that either. And I have at least a 30% stake in them not participating this time. So, I feel like I've done quite a bit of dirty work to my friends in the current RPO alliance of World 187. Looking at everyone from the former alliance this time, I just got the impression that if you don't have the capacity, you just don't have it, to put it crudely.

Incompetent, personality-disordered individuals get lucky, and based on others' kindness and consideration, they end up in positions they can't handle and fail because they lack the capacity. Honestly, when you see someone with a broken personality, you should avoid them immediately, but I guess the problem was that I bothered to try and help them because I was too lazy to. Since I don't want to do it anymore, I've moderately withdrawn from the alliance and joined a neutral one, and they immediately started picking fights with markings. This feels like it's going to be the last war. This Saturday...

It was a bit tough, honestly. Things were getting shaky after reaching the limit of quietly mediating from Saint Veil. To be frank, I'm also getting tired. Still, I think it should be smooth sailing up to level 30, which means I can probably check out the content. After that, I'll either proceed with a follow-up guide based on the situation or quit. Haha, I enjoyed it.

My manor is currently level 28. My alliance leader just achieved World Commander. Not sure if I'll be the next commander, but I feel like I've done everything I can here. I'll aim for manor level 30 before moving to a new world. I should probably start organizing my strategy guide. I've gained enough understanding of the game now.

Currently upgrading my Lab and Alliance Center to level 27. Will start level 28 immediately after they finish. Used a good amount of speedups and gems, and maximized time reduction effects.

We had tonkatsu yesterday,, I'm having a hard time choosing a place for our company dinner today,, 1. Raw fish restaurant 2. Samgyeopsal (Pork belly) 3. Jokbal & Bossam (Pig's trotters & Boiled pork wraps) 4. Gamjatang (Spicy pork bone soup)

I'm thinking about gukbap, tonkatsu, or sushi...ㅠ

We're slowly starting to fight against external worlds. I'm currently training my 9t troops, but when I got hit by a 10t, I realized they were no match... Well, I guess I have to train harder. Now that everything takes a long time, there's not much to do unless there's an event. It's at the idle stage. I'm still having fun playing without spending any money.