Has a lot of stuff to do but the game feels empty? The world doesn't feel that interactive. I wish there were more locations, specifically maps outside of the island. Though I guess that it's nice that everything's on one map to lessen loading times, but there doesn't feel like any map transitioning or "distance" at all. Everything's on one flat surface. There's tons of F2P features and practically the only paid stuff are cosmetics, but they could at least make the limited-time cosmetic items purchasable with coins. I'm still going to play until I get to a higher level. Did the same for Palia and that game's at a much better place now after 1.5 years. Emphasis on: 1.5 years. People should not have to wait and play that long to feel like a game is "more complete". I just wish games were released as finished products, not as "beta testing" experiences. Stardew Valley took 6-7 years of development and it's a great game. During release, yeah there were bugs but it was polished, sold as a final product and didn't ask players for more. The developer cared about it to release IMPROVEMENTS and QOL updates, he didn't roadmap the releases of integral parts of the game. The game was complete. Anyway why am I shocked companies act this way when I've seen MMORPGs die time and time again for the same capitalistic reasons lol