▲ 369 r/LobotomyCorp
Who is the biggest simp in the game? (Spoilers)
After losing my mind with Queen of Hatred in Library of Ruina this sudden question came to my mind. At first it's pretty obvious (Kmaho), but maybe it's not?
We have few contenders:
Hokma - the one and only, the masters of simps. He loves A and would do everything for him. Even after 10 000 of torment he can't part with him and wants to suffer just to talk with him for like 10 minutes in 50 days.
X/A- another strong contender. He simps differently and in more ephemeral way. He never was entirely convinced to even join seed of light project, but he did it for Carmen. Even more so, he made life of like few hundred people into literal nightmare and even turned his love into living nervous system. Pretty poetic.
Netzach - likes Carmen and decided to take part in possibly lethal experiment. It's a simping behavior, that's for sure.
Do we have anyone else? Maybe Gebura and B####? Maybe Gebura and Hod? Maybe Ying and Yang? I'm not sure. Also, I'm not sure why I made this post, but I was angry. Maybe it'll make someone chuckle a little at least.
u/Maczok4 — 1 month ago
▲ 9 r/libraryofruina
My complicated relation with this game - question
I asked similiar question once or twice before, but I'm really fighting with myself and I would be extremelly happy hearing your opinion.
I noticed LoR a few years ago, when it was in early access. I really liked the graphics and wanted to try it, but I figured I will play LC first. I finished it and after that early access ended so I tried to play Library of Ruina. I played something like 20 hours, but Love Town and magical girl destroyed me. Game was too hard, to somber and depressing, I just couldn't bring myself to play more.
I thought about returning to it once or twice, but right now I'm feeling the biggest resolve. I'm horrible at deckbuilders and I'm actually torn up If I should even try again.
I know that it's kinda stupid question at subreddit of LoR, but I wanted to ask the veterans - is it REALLY worth it to play through a game like this for absurd amount of time? Is it worth surviving the grind? Or is it more reasonable to just leave it finally? I'll be extremally gratefull for your answers.
u/Maczok4 — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/tales
Mobile games on steam?
Hello, I was thinking if moving (and upgrading ofc) mobile games on steam would be possible? There was for example Tales of Crematoria which seemed interesting to me.
Are the stories of these games finished? Could they be converted into full single player games on steam?
Thanks in advance for answers!!!
u/Maczok4 — 3 months ago