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  • So I’m a Spider, So What? #15-16

    Posted on July 20, 2023 12:30 am by Offkorn Comment

    The last two Kumodesuga books were originally released a mere month apart, a release schedule the English translations unfortunately did not share.

    The fifteenth and penultimate novel is mostly exposition to set the stage and get the reincarnations up to speed… so I can certainly see why the author didn’t want to have a months-long wait between it and the series’ conclusion. Taken together both novels wrap everything up well enough without much in the way to complain about besides a rather arbitrary ending to the climatic battle and some fairly half-hearted character epilogues.

    When all is said and done I think the best part of this series ends up being the middle segment, after the Spider and Demon Lord start traveling together and before they launch the war against humanity. Which is to say, roughly, volumes 6 through 10.

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    This entry was posted in Book Related and tagged Fantasy Kumodesuga Okina Baba Science Fiction Urban Fantasy Young Adult Novel
  • FINAL FANTASY VII: REMAKE

    Posted on June 14, 2023 1:27 pm by Offkorn Comment

    Originally I had wanted to play this game when it first came out, but it was console-exclusive for a while and I haven’t played on one of those since the PS2 era. Then I sort of forgot about it while waiting for the PC port until suddenly remembering it last month.

    The game starts out quite good but somewhat quickly runs into a rather severe issue: Fate Ghosts. They’re terrible. They accomplish nothing beyond degrading the story and character behavior, so I guess the devs just really wanted a big set-piece endgame fight to go out on and couldn’t think of a better way to implement it.

    I wasn’t particularly thrilled by the combat system either. If you’re going to do real-time battles you should not force people to switch between characters during those battles in order to hit enemies’ weaknesses (or force you to use abilities for multiple characters concurrently for that matter). It’s just a giant pain in the ass and I was already tired of it by the fourth chapter.

    Normally this would be where I’d say that I won’t bother playing the next game in the series… but since the ghosts will presumably be absent it may just end up tolerable. Guess we’ll have to wait and see.

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    This entry was posted in PC Video Game Related and tagged Action RPG Final Fantasy RPG Science Fiction Third Person Perspective Urban Fantasy
  • Free Life Fantasy: Online -IMMORTAL PRINCESS- #3 & Min-Maxing My TRPG Build #6

    Posted on June 6, 2023 7:06 am by Offkorn Comment

    Free Life Fantasy Online’s third entry is much the same as the previous one: Roughly half’s devoted to game mechanic waffling, with a quarter focusing on food/cooking and the remaining quarter dealing with actual event development.

    Simply put there are a lot of issues with this series, yet for some reason reading it doesn’t end up a chore. Not sure why, but I’ll likely keep following it until either the food elements begin to outweigh the game mechanic exposition or what few events there are develop in an unpleasant manner.

    The sixth volume of TRPG Player ga Isekai Saikyou Build o Mezasu (which is the seventh book in the series) is almost wholly focused on the protagonist’s long awaited journey home. Which, due to his chronic bad luck, ends up peppered with multiple troublesome encounters alongside the temporary addition of a potential love interest. Everything is paced well, we finally get reunited with the supposed main heroine, and the short story at the end appears to be an apology for introducing the previous novel‘s heroine so late.

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  • Only the Villainous Lord Wields the Power to Level Up & Infinite Dendrogram #16

    Posted on May 18, 2023 3:28 am by Offkorn Comment

    Ore dake Level ga Agaru Sekai de Akutoku Ryoushu ni Natteita, which has a misleading title since the protagonist is not vicious/villainous in the slightest, perhaps unsurprisingly resembles Akutoku Kizoku no Seizon Senryaku in many ways. The execution here is notably better though with far more consistent character behavior.

    The sixteenth Infinite Dendrogram novel is similar to the eleventh in that it’s a flashback focused on a different set of characters. Differences would be which characters are focused on (Hugo and the remaining previously unseen IF guild members in this case) and events taking place around the same time as the ninth book rather than the distant past.

    While structurally sound, I didn’t find any of the featured characters here particularly interesting. Making this, for me at least, one of the worse books in the series. I’ll probably wait for the relatively recently released 20th entry to get translated before deciding whether or not to follow the series any further.

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  • Survival Strategies of a Corrupt Aristocrat & The GM has LOGGED IN #2

    Posted on April 15, 2023 11:38 am by Offkorn Comment

    There are several problems with the first Akutoku Kizoku no Seizon Senryaku novel, which I suppose you could say is somewhat similar to MobSeka.

    Chief among them is the erratic protagonist; his personality flits around between cold-blooded schemer, hot-blooded shounen battler, clueless harem lead, and manic workaholic (his actions after becoming Jack not lining up with what’s shown of his history certainly doesn’t help). The end result being a product that feels more like a loosely connected web of scattered ‘great ideas’ than a proper story.

    The second GM ga Isekai ni Login Shimashita installment just so happens to share that particular protagonist issue.

    While the prequel was already going in some questionable directions, this one simply has no direction at all: Cringy relationship developments, cringy fanservice, combat scenes incorporating game elements from multiple (sometimes conflicting) genres, a new kingdom-building and ‘introduce modern concepts to a fantasy world’ focus, an expanded food focus, and no idea whether it wants to be a breezy overpowered protagonist series or a cliffhanging nailbiter.

    Reading the Afterword, where the author proclaims the lead (who is literally invincible, has effectively infinite crafting materials, and can cast any spell or use any ability he wants) is “playing on hard mode”, it seems clear that there’s no hope of it ever getting any better.

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  • Infinite Dendrogram #1-15

    Posted on April 13, 2023 11:33 am by Offkorn Comment

    Infinite Dendrogram is a series that reminds me of The Great Cleric, Sword Art Online, and a bit of Strike the Blood as far as catchphrase overuse goes.

    Primarily an action-comedy, it also has periodic heavy drama sections and a negligible amount of romance. Despite the presence of various harem elements the character interactions almost never go beyond the friend level (barring the occasional embarrassed reaction). It’s honestly a bit odd in that respect, with only the princess showing any explicit attraction.

    Aside from that what sticks out most early on is the author’s inability to weave multiple narratives into a single whole. Rather than providing alternate points of view as the story progressed, they instead completely segregated them. The result being a couple novels that just suddenly end halfway through with the remaining pages covering side stories which should have been integrated into the main part. Fortunately, following the end of the series’ first major arc (the conclusion of Franklin’s Game) it ceases to be an issue.

    Only other potential problem is the complete lack of combat balance inherent to the setting; you have to go into this series with either securely suspended disbelief or not at all.

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  • ARIFURETA #13 & Arifureta After I-V

    Posted on April 4, 2023 12:46 am by Offkorn Comment

    The last of the main Arifureta novels starts out much like Tensura’s fifteenth novel; showing the battle going on outside the Sanctuary from multiple different perspectives.

    That ends up taking quite some time, with most of the rest being spent on Hajime’s confrontation with Ehit… leaving little space for any kind of epilogue. So really, while this book serves as a solid enough conclusion to the Tortus conflict (and even Arifureta Zero due to the second epilogue) it’s less useful as a finale to Hajime’s and the other students’ story.

    No, for that you’ll have to read on into the Arifureta After chapters which were started around the time the fifth novel was published and are still ongoing even now (with allegedly one more arc to go before completion). Although mainly urban fantasy, they cover the protagonists’ return to Earth and related continued adventures in rather expansive detail across multiple genres including some more fantasy and even a couple sci-fi arcs.

    Only the unedited original web version is currently available however, so be prepared for a highly variable level of both quality and chronological progression. Some arcs are hilarious, others are painful, and very few of them occur in the order they were written.

    Tentative chronological order for the various arcs (the one-offs are all over the place):

    School Festival Arc 1-3
    Shizuku Arc 1-4
    Tio Arc 1-17
    Tortus Travel Arc 1-60
    Brutal Hero Shia Arc 1-14
    Kaori & Yue Arc 1-5
    Abyss Lord Arc 1-27
    Shia Arc 1-6
    The Two At That Time 1-2
    The Haulia Came Arc 1-3
    Abyss Lord Chapter 2 Arc 1-19
    Kouki Arc 1-18
    Hero & Demon King Arc 1-8
    Hero & Demon King Arc Sequel 1-8
    School Trip Arc 1-3 (Mundane School Life 2-4)
    Abyss Lord Chapter 3 Arc 1-24
    As the Daughter of Demon King Arc 1-5
    Liliana Arc 1-5
    Fleur Knights Arc 1-3 (Chapters 294, 296, & 297)

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    This entry was posted in Book Related and tagged Arifureta Fantasy Paranormal Romance Ryo Shirakome Science Fiction Urban Fantasy Web Novel Young Adult Novel
  • Final Fantasy XIV – Sixth through Eighth Characters

    Posted on March 5, 2023 7:17 am by Offkorn Comment

    First off, let me just get it out of the way that I do not ever recommend anyone creating more than five characters tops. Honestly, since the Data Center travel function got implemented there’s not really much reason to go higher than four (one for each location cluster). So then why did I create eight? Boredom. Completionism. OCD. Take your pick.

    The first of the ‘tertiary’ characters (who will stop advancing the main quest just after unlocking Purple Crafting scripts) was created on the Oceanian DC cluster primarily because I wanted to see just how poor a ‘poor’ server connection was. As it so happens it’s not all that bad at all. I wouldn’t want to play Samurai or bleeding-edge savage raids on it, but generally it’s only really noticeable in how little time you have to react to telegraphed AoE attacks.

    Aside from that the only things to be aware of are that Alliance Raid roulette is pretty dead most of the time (good luck getting anything other than Crystal Tower to fire), Shadowbringers 8-man raids take quite some time to fire, Frontlines only has a brief 1-hour window starting from about 2:30pm AWST time, and activity in general falls off a cliff around 8pm.

    The next was created in response to the addition of a fourth North American data center. Nothing much to say about this besides that the population seems to be too low to support frequent Alliance raids (or Frontlines at all). That’s not much of an issue though since you can quickly jump to one of the other three to do those.

    Finally we come to my first Japanese DC character (and eighth overall). I chose Elemental as the starting point since it was formally the ‘English-friendly’ one pre-Oceanian cluster… and that may have been a mistake. I was hoping for something a bit different in atmosphere or playstyle but there really isn’t much.

    The only things that stick out at this point are:

    1. You’ll occasionally get Frontlines ‘leaders’ who spam multiple sound effects every second
    2. No one uses Alliance chat in Alliance roulette
    3. Most people greet and sign-off with auto-translate phrases
    4. I have yet to come across people having a public conversation in a city center
    5. Tanks in 4-man roulettes seem more conservative with their pulls

    Potential future characters (once I get that eighth one up to the start of Endwalker):

    • Normal Elf: White Mage (gnb/drg/bard/???)
    • Hroth 1: Paladin (blm, mnk, mch, ast)
    • Hroth 2: Black Mage (rpr, drk, sage, dnc)
    • Black Lizard: Bard (arc, drk, rpr)
    • Sun Cat: Samurai (arc, drk, dnc)
    • Tan Viera: Sage (pal, mnk, dnc, rdm)

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    This entry was posted in PC Video Game Related and tagged Fantasy Final Fantasy MMORPG RPG Science Fiction Third Person Perspective
  • Fushi no Kami #7 & The Apothecary Diaries

    Posted on February 4, 2023 3:33 pm by Offkorn Comment

    To my great surprise, the seventh Fushi no Kami novel turned out to be the series’ conclusion.

    This was surprising mainly because half is devoted to talking in circles, a quarter is devoted to creating a hamfisted solution to the love triangle issue, and then the actual conclusion is handled by two abrupt 2-year time skips. Like… nothing gets resolved. The only potential silver-lining (if it can even be called that) is that I definitely would’ve dropped it here. Meaning I now don’t have to worry about missing anything or it potentially getting better.

    Kusuriya no Hitorigoto starts out with what could be seen as a self-contained novel. It’s got an established beginning, end, and plenty of development in-between. Sure it sometimes comes across more like a collection of short stories, but that’s not necessarily a negative. Honestly, it’s everything I had hoped the Koukyuu no Karasu Anime would’ve been like.

    That said… I’m conflicted on whether or not to continue. I enjoyed it, yet honestly can’t see it ending up anywhere good if the additional volume summaries are to be believed. Guess I’ll take a ‘wait and see’ approach.

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  • Rebuild World & I Surrendered My Sword for a New Life as a Mage

    Posted on February 2, 2023 1:01 am by Offkorn Comment

    The Alluring Specter & Crazy, Reckless, and Rash are the first two books in the Rebuild World series, which uses an unconventional numbering scheme in addition to the rarity of having individual titles for each novel.

    Basically they chart the path of a street urchin on his way to becoming an established mercenary as he’s guided by an AI with unknown (though almost certainly nefarious) goals through a post-apocalyptic wasteland. It’s hard sci-fi for the most part with hints of potential romance/harem elements down the line and nothing much to complain about.

    The first Moto Saikyou no Kenshi wa Isekai Mahou ni Akogareru book meanwhile is a more common example of a fantasy-to-fantasy overpowered protagonist reincarnation isekai. Said protagonist is overpowered thanks to retaining god-level swordsmanship from his previous life, while the isekai label appears to just be there to provide an excuse for in-character exposition about the setting.

    Although nothing to write home about, it doesn’t have any glaring issues and should be entertaining enough for fans of the genre.

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