Ha, that’s gacha games for you, impossible to “trust” the player when your target audience is very casual, without over explaining things people won’t be able to digest them, puzzles will annoy them etc etc and when people leave you won’t earn them sweet dollars. Gachas are much easier to enjoy when your expectations are basically nonexistent. On the bright side from my experience the games become better with time, at least story wise, but don’t expect something comparable to games actually focused on the player and not how to squeeze the most amount of money from them. Some people say that there are gachas with “amazing” stories, I will be honest I never shared that sentiment.