Sakuramoria

Thanks to everyone as well. I was planning to play as an underdog this time, but it didn't work out... I guess I should thank Ment for convincing me to leave Elliott's room as a pig, which is how it all started. I won't say that the presidency wasn't stressful at times during the game, but on the other hand, it was cool to finally have some influence on what was happening and, together with my comrades, build a useful system brick by brick. Besides abusing the task system, which at least brought me up to the level of the other players who had already leveled up their characters, I tried to be as selfless as possible and tried to resolve or create something productive for the school while waiting for the next inevitable disaster, and I experienced firsthand the difficulties and everyday ingratitude of many aspects of school life, as well as the difficulties of organization and diplomacy that come with such responsibilities. In this respect, it felt very authentic. And the feeling of uncertainty and threat from the beginning of the curse until the elections really made me nervous, in a good way. But your faith and support helped me cope with this, and Nira's long post after the end of the competition, where she reflected on our fate and unexpectedly ended on a very positive note for Futa, really resonated with me and warmed my heart - as if all these efforts were not in vain, and at least one of the NPCs showed a deep understanding. As for the game itself, apart from a couple of moments when events revolved around my actions and I had to think in a near-stressful state, I liked the pacing and the balance between the social and combat aspects. It felt like we've been leveling up combat skills our whole lives, but there were only one or two battles, but it still felt quite balanced and just right, definitely not worse than in some previous times, when a single battle could last for two days, and there were many of these battles. The NPCs were also good; when the game started, I didn't know any of them and hardly read their posts, but over time, I really remembered almost every one of them in some way. Besides the main players who played excellently, thanks also to Arts and Alex for their period of activity - their games were good and they made an interesting contribution to what was happening. Unexpected comments from Koshi also added a funny touch to the events. Overall, it was very good.