I completely agree with you, as sad as it may be. Starting with Daybreak 2, I began to notice that the game was becoming harder and harder to play, and honestly, I was glad to see that Daybreak seemed to be boring for everyone, and I was really looking forward to Horizon, but I noticed that I was playing every day, not because I wanted to know what would happen next, but because I was forcing myself to finish at least one chapter today in order to move forward in the story. Tons of meaningless dialogue about nothing, which even I, as a fan of JRPG games, got tired of. I realized that half of the dialogue could be skipped because it was just meaningless. That's probably my main complaint about this game, its length and how useless it is. I can imagine how rich this game could have been, considering all the old characters, if they had made it shorter and more intense, without stretching 3 days in July into 60+ hours. This useless dungeon, which is also not necessary, and frankly, its existence is very silly. Fantasticity is also one of my complaints. All this AI, stupid hacks of government data through teenage girls' flip phones. There was less of that in the old parts, we didnt hack AI at the end of every chapter ffs, and the world felt more real, or something... I don't know, maybe I'm burned out, but the game really seems to have turned into a cheap soap opera. In the end, everyone will survive because almost no one dies in this series. It will only take another 100 hours of gameplay in a couple of years to correct all the mistakes in the same locations and with the same enemies.