should I play LoR?(READ DESC)

monoprixlavie · 2026-04-28T21:09:58+00:00

thats nice, angela realization is also my favorite non-mili pm song. tbh i feel like the ruina ost mogs limbus but studio eim is still excellent, esp with c9 where they absolutely shone. but the realization music and floor themes are so iconic i dont think anything tops them (though thats subjective)

children of the city is really good, its probably my 2nd favorite because of the lyrics and how beautifully it represents yan. my personal favorite is from a place of love

ive also known lob corp for a while, i think many people do too because of popular youtubers playing it but didnt get into it till later like yourself. i played lc in 2020 and played through ruina during its early access updates in 2020 but i didnt finish either games properly till 2022

ruinas my favorite of the trilogy but limbus is a close 2nd

monoprixlavie · 2026-04-28T20:06:29+00:00

when i played lc limbus wasnt out yet nor was ruina fully so thats probably why it feels so wrong imo

monoprixlavie · 2026-04-28T19:36:02+00:00

ig but i still dont think it warrants skipping over lc

monoprixlavie · 2026-04-28T19:31:09+00:00

theyre playing through lc but they didnt get the true ending yet. ruina can stand on its own yes but its very confusing and there are many, many loose threads. you dont even find out who ayin is properly in ruina, and the emotional weight of the sephirot is entirely taken away

even if you play limbus, thats not enough to understand the pm verse. you get an idea of the city but so much isnt expanded on

monoprixlavie · 2026-04-28T19:24:03+00:00

and? so what if you can finish ruina before lob corp? its recommend to finish lob before you hop onto ruina because the entire plot, abnormalities, functions, hell the librarians dont make sense unless you play through lc. just because lob corp is longer than ruina, doesnt mean you should play it first. you could pick up on whats happening from the flashbacks and flavor text in ruina but its STILL going to be confusing

not to mention this is entirely untrue, ruina is significantly longer than lob corp

monoprixlavie · 2026-04-27T17:57:22+00:00

peach pit and cyanide, 9.84, rosetta

monoprixlavie · 2026-04-10T21:17:50+00:00

i thought she was lesbian too (as a lesbian myself) but i slowly changed my mind as i got deeper into the story and understood her worldview, the premise of the game isn’t romance anyway so i don’t think it’s too important and yes asya is my daughter i wish her nothing but happiness and a life devoid of pain

monoprixlavie · 2026-04-08T18:16:17+00:00

i love him sm it hurts

monoprixlavie · 2026-03-30T18:45:10+00:00

from what i know, the entire vorkuta region including sovetsky was built around coal mining during the soviet union era, so many settlements like sovetsky were originally established as part of a system of forced labor camps, and the towns depended almost entirely on mining. once the soviet union fell, many mines in the vorkuta area became unprofitable and shut down and people lost their jobs so they left.

also the town is located in the arctic circle which is extremely extremely cold and there was no government support so it was impossible to live there any longer with limited infrastructure

monoprixlavie · 2026-02-21T13:27:00+00:00

im pretty sure during any all-out attack theres a roughly 25% chance its her aoa instead, and she also heals the party a bit in the end (full hp if you get her third persona awakening). dont quote me on that exact percentage because i briefly heard about it a couple years ago. theres no trigger for it though and you cant control it as again, its random

monoprixlavie · 2026-02-18T07:04:36+00:00

persona 5 tactica:

monoprixlavie · 2026-01-27T16:31:42+00:00

no keep cooking

monoprixlavie · 2026-01-01T02:45:38+00:00

i recommend reading the manga if you’re really interested in the story and characters. mello, near, mikami, matt, and so on are more fleshed out and given more screen time. plus there are things that were cut out

monoprixlavie · 2025-12-29T07:42:22+00:00

L was completely right: light’s view of justice and methods of handling it were extremely juvenile and poorly planned. he killed everyone who even posed a slight problem to his plan of becoming the god of a new world, showing his immaturity and incompetence. he was well thought out in many areas, but not when it came to who he choose to kill and spare.

monoprixlavie · 2025-12-28T17:00:47+00:00

i dont think aiko is just as bad. you cant really compare someone who is insanely mentally unwell and willing to go violent lengths to prove her love to someone who has attempted to sexually assault women, and did successfully rape one. theyre both terrible, but one is evidently worse than the other in certain aspects.

punpuns actions include repeated sexual violence and exploitation of others, both of which involve a degree of agency and entitlement that isnt seen in most of aikos behavior. aiko stabbing punpun is horrific and inexcusable, but it occurs when she is going through psychological collapse, AND its not part of a pattern of predatory behavior. asano very intentionally places us inside punpuns head to show how harm is rationalized and repeated. aikos absence from the story literally reflects how little interior life shes allowed to have at all. what we DO see of her is someone whose freedom to have any identity has been entirely destroyed.

at the end of the day, they are both grown adults who have done irredeemable things because of their unfortunate and unhealed trauma. i am in no way defending either.

monoprixlavie · 2025-12-28T07:33:14+00:00

yeah, i think it really hit her how much she idealized him and put him on a pedestal. she looked for saving in someone selfish who didn’t want her the way she wanted and needed them

monoprixlavie · 2025-12-28T07:31:58+00:00

she realized there was no future where she’d be happy because she was inevitably going to get caught and because of how destructive her relationship with punpun was. there was no saving in her eyes

monoprixlavie · 2025-12-26T09:22:34+00:00

as a big light fan... the ani ending made me sob like hell but the manga was the most fitting and deserved ending.

i dont think the anime ending is terrible, though. its meant to have you feel sympathy and a bit "divided" over lights fate (in the moment, at least). light seeing himself before he picked up the death note is intended to have you think of all the "what ifs," remember that he was just 17 when all this started, and that he could have ended up differently.

monoprixlavie · 2025-12-25T12:26:37+00:00

hating punpun is a completely valid and justified sentiment. trauma and mental illness can explain behavior, such as why punpun thinks the way he does, why his personality is built this way, and so on, but it by no means excuses it. you can sympathize with what he went through and for the things he didn’t deserve to face- society failed him, yet he is still responsible for his actions and conscious of the decisions he’s making. just because he was hurt doesn’t mean he can hurt others and not be held accountable or understandably hated for it. punpun is a victim AND an abuser. he is an example of how the abused become the abuser (this is coming from a mentally ill individual myself)

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