My 3rd day ended, I had a lot of fun playing that day, I talked to less people than before, probably the “cool” hardcore fans are already in London and in Paris.

I’ll repeat: I am having fun, or else I wouldn’t be playing, again, I’m evil, that’s my job

Yet again, some grinding. But that time, it was much harder. The problem is a balancing act, I did all the quests I could find from the Harbor, I only took 7 crab claws from someone, everything else I grinded myself, and even there, I had problems killing the first mobs from Florapolis. I took all the quests from Florapolis, I purchased everything I could, but since I had no Florapolis reputation, I couldn’t purchase wands or clothes. This is why I wrote my previous post, where I was constantly getting killed.

I finally ended up that quest, it helped, but then, I was required to do spiders. I could kill 3 or maybe 4 spiders before having to wait 3 minutes for my health to return. Once I got that quest, I had new clothes everywhere.

Now I only have one quest to do, the princess quest, and I need to go to some high level place to do that one. I have nothing else to do, quest-wise.

Let me rephrase everyhting.

Balancing problems, meaning I need to do all quests to be able to hapazardly perform adequately, where some quests are incredibly easy, and other ones are over the top hard, but where I need to do them all.

Casualness problem. For me, Hello Kitty is the personification of casual gaming. I would’ve thought the game to allow leniency, to have so many things to do I could simply have fun, and not care whether I need to get something or something else. To me, it’s something I can give to a 5 year old and not have to explain anything, to be able to play with that kid, to guide and help that 5 year old, and help with chatting. On that game, you need all the hard core reflexes to be able to continue.

The idea is there, but again, it’s only the beta. And again, I’m having fun nonetheless.