Roguelike Infinity: Why Are All the Gacha Characters Anime Heroines?

Leaving aside everything else, let's just talk about this game. My assessment is that it's very enigmatic. The progression system seems endless, there are very few four-star characters across the entire server, and dismantling a one-star character lowers their affinity, which can cause your main characters to leave. Paying to play is like entering an abyss; spending a little is practically free. The character builds are reasonably reasonable, at least you can trade. However, the main story stages offer huge differences in gameplay. I can't find a reason for it to be popular.

The protagonist is portrayed as an African (unlucky) character who doesn't spend money on in-game purchases, so he'll probably never engage in PvP, otherwise he'll get utterly destroyed by the Kree. They should change that, or limit in-game purchases later on. Otherwise, he can't play a virtual game forever; how long can that story be? Maybe later on, he won't switch to time-limited purchases, or he'll discover it's a real otherworld and won't spend a lot of money.

It seems the author created the persona of a top streamer, but completely unaware of the actual financial situation of top streamers of the same level, resulting in a portrayal of someone who's poor.

What's the point of forcing a story about a streamer if you can't write about it? The protagonist gained 300,000 to 1 million followers in just four days after the game launched, meaning he already had 700,000 followers before even playing the game. Then, the story goes that he's unwilling to spend money on in-game purchases? Wait, a game streamer doesn't spend money on in-game purchases? Is this a forced plot device? At first, I thought the protagonist was a small streamer with few followers who suddenly became 700,000. I could tolerate the way he spoke as Ryuko, but this is just unbearable. If you can't set it up properly, at least make it so that spending money doesn't increase the chances of getting more characters. Otherwise, I really can't understand why he doesn't spend money. And once the protagonist realizes the game will become a reality (those who are completely unaware of it just show the author is really pushing their luck; the current "radio wave extraction" is too abstract, all these novels I read are forced plot devices), how do you write about spending a huge amount of money on in-game purchases?

This is the repository for artifacts; suitable artifacts and builds will be considered for use in the book. For example— [Forget everything when the sun rises: Rare relic. When the character holds this item, there is a 5% chance that attacking an enemy will cause them to suffer temporary amnesia for 4 minutes. This effect cannot be stacked during its duration.] #(Cute)#(Cute)

666, Pure gamers can't understand why some people play games just to make money. It seems the author really loves playing games.

Casting call. Prioritize characters with an initial star rating of 3 to 4 stars, simpler abilities, and high potential for development. Providing guidance on relic development would be even better. Currently missing character attributes: Healer, Physical Support, Magic Support, Core of DoT Team, Support of DoT Team, Summoner Main DPS, Main DPS of Tech Team, Shield Warrior. Note: Only female characters are eligible.

It seems like many of the author's works have a certain ☁️ about them; I know a little bit about them, but I can't be sure if what I know is true.

I've read half of it, and this book is really just about streamers playing games; it's too bland.

Honestly, why make the protagonist a streamer? Whether the protagonist is a streamer or not has absolutely no impact on the plot; it's purely a negative setting. What's the point of being a streamer if you don't spend money on gacha pulls and fail to create entertainment? Besides, what's the use of a streamer in a game where everything from characters to maps to relics is completely random and no one is alike? This setting only makes the protagonist seem like an idiot for not being able to see all these plot holes. What's the point of this game? He's already transmigrated, yet he still thinks something so random and obviously wrong is just a game.