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I've been pretty happy with Limbus' drop rates. 1.3% chance to get an E.G.O (Basically very powerful special moves for your characters) and 2.9% chance on 000 Identities. E.G.O cannot dupe until you've gotten all of them, and you don't need Dupes of Identities to get them to their max power level. The game is also extremely generous to F2P players, so much so that the only things I've bought are the monthly Lunacy supply and the Battle Pass and have all but 2 Identities and 1 EGO, with a very real chance of getting all of them before the Season is done.

Refraction Railway closes in a week or two so I need to do another run of that for vanity purposes. I already got all the rewards, but it's hard mode content and tracks the turns taken to beat it, so I want to aim for as low a score as possible. I might have to restart my current run though because the new 000 ID for Sinclair looks like it has potential to absolutely destroy one or two fights where it's hard to find useful units for. Other than that May has no content scheduled beyond a lore dump from Dante.

Which is good, since that's what I'm here for anyways. Limbus is primarily designed as a tour of the City so that Project Moon can save time getting to the good stuff in future game projects. The story didn't blow me away in the first chapter, but Canto II showed a new side of PM's writing chops (it was a comedy arc in a series typically devoid of humor) and Canto III is right up there with Love Town in terms of how good PM's writing can get when they dive fully into the insanity of the City. I'm looking forward to Canto IV a lot since Yi Sang has connections to what seems to be shaping up to be the main antagonists of the game. Chapter 3.5 also made me like Yi Sang a lot more, dude was mad Meursault made him throw out a poisoned, charred potato, and described the taste of spoiled milk as "sensual".