Anonymous
6/24/2025, 6:54:12 PM No.713536531
No Limbustertiaries allowed
Anyways, do you prefer LC or LoR?
Also post your favorite PM hag
Anyways, do you prefer LC or LoR?
Also post your favorite PM hag
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Project Moon Thread - /v/ (#713536531) [Archived: 869 hours ago]
Anonymous
6/24/2025, 7:00:28 PM No.713537030
my favorite PM hag is the bookhunter
>Captcha: PAAWG
>Captcha: PAAWG
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Anonymous
6/24/2025, 7:08:10 PM No.713537550
>>713537030
no one calls her that anymore, old man
no one calls her that anymore, old man
Anonymous
6/24/2025, 7:09:46 PM No.713537660
>>713536531 (OP)
I prefer LC.
>No Limbustertiaries allowed
I hope there's no ''secondaries'' that skipped Limbus either.
I prefer LC.
>No Limbustertiaries allowed
I hope there's no ''secondaries'' that skipped Limbus either.
Anonymous
6/24/2025, 7:23:58 PM No.713538819
>>713536531 (OP)
I prefer LobCorp mostly because i think the gameplay is better, but LoR was fun too in its own way.
I prefer LobCorp mostly because i think the gameplay is better, but LoR was fun too in its own way.
Anonymous
6/24/2025, 7:33:58 PM No.713539581
LobCorp had way more mystery but Ruina has the best vibes. Something I'm not into with Ruina and Limbus is how eager the director is to have an explanation for everything, and not always a good or satisfying one.
Also I fucking hate Demian, holy shit.
Also I fucking hate Demian, holy shit.
Anonymous
6/24/2025, 7:52:12 PM No.713540903
>>713536531 (OP)
Lobcorp by far.
In both games you have a lot of tools; While in lobcorp I feel like I slowly build solutions to the problems as they pile up, in LoR every single encounter feels like a completely new problem that you need to find new solutions to (which often include multiple builds on multiple floors, including 9 cards for each character and also page abilities etc.)
It's just tedious.
I'm gladly replaying LobCorp from the start again, but I hit the brick wall that is Xiao again and it's just not fun anymore. Even if your build is ideal you could roll poorly and have to restart.
Lobcorp by far.
In both games you have a lot of tools; While in lobcorp I feel like I slowly build solutions to the problems as they pile up, in LoR every single encounter feels like a completely new problem that you need to find new solutions to (which often include multiple builds on multiple floors, including 9 cards for each character and also page abilities etc.)
It's just tedious.
I'm gladly replaying LobCorp from the start again, but I hit the brick wall that is Xiao again and it's just not fun anymore. Even if your build is ideal you could roll poorly and have to restart.
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Anonymous
6/24/2025, 8:00:02 PM No.713541453
>>713540903
>LoR every single encounter feels like a completely new problem that you need to find new solutions to
this was my favorite aspect of the game, but it does become tedious when you know that going into an encounter blind with generic builds is likely a write off. esp if you have to actually grind a previous encounter for more play tickets.
really do want to finish it at some point. reached star of the city without losing a single battle but the battles were starting to last over an hour from the sheer amount of "trying to make this unoptimized shit work"
>LoR every single encounter feels like a completely new problem that you need to find new solutions to
this was my favorite aspect of the game, but it does become tedious when you know that going into an encounter blind with generic builds is likely a write off. esp if you have to actually grind a previous encounter for more play tickets.
really do want to finish it at some point. reached star of the city without losing a single battle but the battles were starting to last over an hour from the sheer amount of "trying to make this unoptimized shit work"