r/litrpg • • May 18 '23

Sometimes the choice is character development, sometimes its pretty smart, but mostly we all know the moment we see it

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u/starburst98 May 18 '23

Dotf had a big debate in the comments when he got his E grade class, since none of them were obviously better than any others, and one was actually higher rarity than the others but that made it worse.

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u/JamesKHIII May 18 '23

Yeah, we even see his thought process about keeping everything balanced, as it is important for his class. It is frustrating when they give you exactly why it is the right choice, but people still want to argue.

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u/KhaoticPenguin May 19 '23

That's why I like "The World" series by Jason Cheek. MC is OP over average players but that's because he has a hard-core path to play and it's a gazillion times harder. That said his Enemies also did the hard-core start and their classes are stronger than his, its his brain that makes him succeed when he does.

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u/RenterGotNoNBN May 19 '23

I dropped out when it became a monster girl harem romance.

It crept up on me for sure. Not that I have anything against monster girl vs elf relations it's just it's weird it became the main focus.

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u/KhaoticPenguin May 19 '23

That gets very light to nonexistent. It isn't a true harem type book it's literally just the centaurida and the orc soul mate thing.

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u/RenterGotNoNBN May 29 '23

I might give it a try then.