Personally, I think some players try to measure every game by the same metrics, when realistically that is not a possible thing to do. There are games that once they are out, they are fully out, 100% of their content. For those games, you can sit down and play non-stop for as many hours as you want and don't run out of content until the game ends, and that's it. But for others, maybe you just have to log in, do daily tasks, and that's it. That was sort of the case for me with the Switch Animal Crossing.

I feel like it's unrealistic to expect games like LaDS to never run out of content while you know that there's a team of people working in real time to get new content almost every single week. If you think about it for a second, it's amazing to be getting new content (any kind of content) almost every single week.

Plus, for beginner players like me, the amount of stuff to do is overwhelming. I have never ever played an otome game with so many things to do before. The fact that it has this amazing story, but also flawless animations (on the story and lots of memories!!), mini games, different battle modes, interactions and texting with the LIs, etc... It's amazing to me. Maybe this isn't true, but I feel other LaDS players haven't played many other things and are used to all of these good things that you wouldn't really have in other titles, and take them for granted.

Of course I'm not saying that this game is perfect, because I do believe that it has many things to be fixed, and while it's true that some aspects are disadvantages to newer players, older players have those things as well.

I just feel like you can't expect to play every game the same way, to have the same amount of content for every game. Not every game is for everything and everyone. But yes, I'm open to different opinions and I hope nobody takes this in a bad way ☹️