League of Angels-Heaven's Fury

“I have no clue what the story is since you will more focus on 2 things.”

“The story doesn't even matter at this point.”

“In all honesty, this game will make you feel dead inside and accomplish nothing in the game because, again, the story for said game doesn't even matter.”

“Poor graphics, worse gameplay and pay-to-win over every event, every day.”

“Shitty graphics, a throw together copy/paste and nothing like the previous LOA games.”

“Mobile graphics?”

“In this game, you will enjoy an impressive amount of mechanics inside mechanics to progress your battle rating and score, which can be increased easier and faster by in-game purchases.”

“Today in one server, only just past the 'new' status, there is an event that requires a minimum of 15,000 gold spent of in-game purchased currency.”

“I felt like I was watching a YouTube video instead of playing a game... only instead of ads coming up every couple of minutes, I was constantly (and I mean constantly) clicking the little 'x' to close windows asking me for my hard-earned money.”

“Lastly, the drop rate is a complete sham. How can you have a 100% drop rate and still not get the item you have been grinding for?”

“Many reviews refer to this game as an AFK game, describing it as a game that plays by itself. However, that is not entirely accurate. This game offers more than one layer of focus, where the basic layer is the actual game where you can see, move, and play your character. Let me be clear about this: you can play your character if you choose to, but the preferred option is to let the game assist you by controlling your character to do all the farming and grinding for you. It will autocomplete missions and farm basic monsters to gather items and experience while you can focus on the second layer of the game, which consists of a variety of different buffing systems that will grant more power to your character. You choose what to level and how far. In regular MMO games, I get to see one or two different buffing systems, and then we get the next one after the next major update. But this game is insane; it has systems on top of systems, and each one requires its own type of tokens to level them up. These tokens can be gathered by the different in-game events and quests. The more you stay playing the game, the more it will reward you with a lot— and I mean a lot— of experience, tokens, coins, and items. That's why it makes sense that the preferred option is to let the game help you with all the heavy grinding.”

“Guys, you are looking at the game the wrong way. I've read so many bad reviews about this game, but that's because they are judging it under MMORPG standards. It's not like that; this game is more like a casino. Like a casino, the game is as simple as can be, with a lot of sparkling lights and sounds of ringing bells, where you need to spend money to keep winning and moving forward. The main objective is not to PvP others with your mad skills or extreme farming, but to spend more than others to advance your growth. You compete against others to see who spends the most; that is how the game was meant to be.”

“It's so laggy; even with good hardware, this is the only game that has micro stutters. I can feel the lag while playing music.”

“The music tracks are repetitive and lack variety, making it hard to stay engaged.”

“The sound mixing is poor, with music often drowning out important sound effects.”

“The game seems like it could be a fun time-wasting idle RPG, but the performance is horrible for some reason.”

“I get constant stuttering when trying to play.”

“I regret spending money on this game; after paying, I was surpassed by a non-paying player. The game is buggy and not well maintained.”

“It would be a nice auto MMORPG if it weren't for the constant client crashes every 15 minutes and the game freezing every 2 seconds. After updates, the game just keeps getting worse.”