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and now I have no idea what to do with the rest of my month sub+the free month I got for coming back to RO. mainly because everything changed with renewal and idk where to level anything
actually technically i'm still slightly disinterested in really getting back into ro, I just wanted to get some of my characters to third class.
In non MMORPG news, I finally got Sterk's ending in Atelier Rorona. I...am aware of the 11 year age difference between Sterk and Rorona (Esty even kind of teases him in game saying that he's going after Rorona because Astrid rejected him or something like that, and he does...kind of hang out with Totori in Atelier Totori sob japan), but they do have somewhat of an adorable relationship! The good ending is hilarious though, and fits Rorona's ditzy nature, and I've noticed through these last two playthroughs that some of the cutscenes differ depending on your friendship levels with everyone (like with this one, Sterk came to see Rorona during the festival in year one instead of Cordelia, and I actually got a cutscene later on in year 2 where Cordelia was mad that Rorona no longer had time to talk to her or party her).
I also got Hom to level 50, and got my trust to 100, so earned the trophies for those. I'm kind of curious how Hom can survive going down into a high leveled dungeon like that on her own when my three-man party of adventure level 30-something gets wiped out by a little dragon (though admittedly the map did say there were 'super powerful monsters' ahaha ). I'm not sure whose ending to aim for next- Cordelia or Lionela's. Cordelia's is supposedly really easy to get ?_? and is also a True Ending (and supposedly the ending Atelier Totori is based on?), and Lionela's...I'm not sure. I usually kind of ditch Cordelia as soon as Lionela is hireable, since Lionela can heal, and I ditch Lionela for Gio, because Gio and Sterk together can take down most of the powerful monsters, while I have Rorona heal using items. I...will figure this out later.
also, I don't look forward to work as always but that's nothing new