I sincerely despise all this modern gacha crap with its meaningless daily challenges, energy limits, and pixel-based donations, so the very story of how the Koreans at Hound13 snatched the project from the publisher's clutches and completely cut out the entire gambling cancer is truly remarkable. Surprisingly, without artificially slowing down progress, their offline Genshin clone with Dragon Nest-style combat actually works: the combo system with character switching and status effects feels dynamic, you can farm dungeons for days, and the presence of a dialogue skip button feels like magic. Of course, the mobile past is still there— The neural network translation into Russian occasionally produces rare nonsense, the Korean voice acting without alternatives is grating on the ear, and quests mark every step for the truly alternative-minded, but the ability to calmly assemble a squad and spin kombuchas without pop-up windows with super offers and FOMO psychosis is such a rare case of adequacy that I'm even willing to turn a blind eye to the stifling grind of resources for crafting.