Anonymous #3 9w

What does that mean?

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Anonymous #2 9w

They really consider their actual scenario, plus it’s written by someone who actually plays MMORPGs. Some of the big questions that come up are things like - How do we govern a nation of post-death, post-resource scarcity people? How do we keep them happy or mentally well when they have no reason to do anything and can’t die?

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Anonymous #3 9w

- How do the NPCs of a game world view players, who to them seem like demigods that only talk to each other and accomplish legendary tasks? How do the governments of existing NPC peoples interact with a newly present society of such adventurers? - What happens to the kids stuck online without their parents? - What possible game systems could lead to exploitation, especially when nobody you kill actually dies?

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Anonymous #3 9w

- How do things like building and zone ownerships by guilds translate into real power in an isekai society? - What happens to people who are stuck in bodies of a different sex, species, etc?

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Anonymous #4 9w

Akudama is not a romance by the way. So nothing happens with the kids. Eden of the East is a romance, though

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Anonymous #3 9w

Cool just curious

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Anonymous #1 9w

Champloo 🔥🔥🔥

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