Talks about otome games, drama cds, and occasionally provides advice? Running away endlessly from my backlog of hobbies.

Ilinox

Hrm, I've never had problems with Light and Night's scheduling, except maybe with the length of the main story event these days, but I only have myself to blame because of how long it takes me to livetweet things LOL. However, I am ONLY playing Light and Night, so I suppose that gives me more time than other people who are juggling multiple games.

Yeah, most of the events are literally back-to-back. Occasionally, they do put one day between events but it's on the rarer side now. We still have that one extra day in an event in case you miss a day, which I like to call a grace day! If I remember correctly though, Charlie's farm event was set up in an unfortunate way where if you exchanged too early in the event shop you would not be able to open the mini-game because it consumed the event item.

My brother said something years ago to me that has always stuck with me and it's that you never "don't have time" for something it's just that you don't deem it important enough. So, my eternal advice for whenever any entertainment feels like a chore is to re-examine how important it is to you and either set it aside for when you can regain joy for it or drop it because you no longer enjoy it. Don't fall for the sunk-cost fallacy or the FOMO of gacha! Forcing yourself to continue something that is tiring you out will only make you dislike it quicker, not to mention you probably aren't in the mindset to enjoy it anymore if it feels like a drag rather than a fun activity.

It's unfortunate, but we do have a really limited time on this world and so it's important to spend it on things you care more about! It doesn't mean you have to like the thing you set aside any less or not engage with it, you just have to find another way that slots it manageably into your time.

For example, I really like Beyond the World, but I can only play one gacha game in my life right now after all my other responsibilities and hobbies and so I enjoy Beyond the World vicariously through my friends who play it, because Beyond the World is not as important to me as Light and Night, my responsibilities, and my other hobbies.

As for what the CN sisters think about the scheduling, I haven't seen any complaints or it hasn't gotten loud enough to catch my attention. This is probably because every other CN mobile otome game out there does the same thing (the competition is so fierce right now, that's why no one is willing to have any "dead weeks") so it's seen as the norm.

Hrm, I've never had problems with Light and Night's scheduling, except maybe with the length of the main story event these days, but I only have myself to blame because of how long it takes me to livetweet things LOL. However, I am ONLY playing Light and Night, so I suppose that gives me more time than other people who are juggling multiple games.

Yeah, most of the events are literally back-to-back. Occasionally, they do put one day between events but it's on the rarer side now. We still have that one extra day in an event in case you miss a day, which I like to call a grace day! If I remember correctly though, Charlie's farm event was set up in an unfortunate way where if you exchanged too early in the event shop you would not be able to open the mini-game because it consumed the event item.

My brother said something years ago to me that has always stuck with me and it's that you never "don't have time" for something it's just that you don't deem it important enough. So, my eternal advice for whenever any entertainment feels like a chore is to re-examine how important it is to you and either set it aside for when you can regain joy for it or drop it because you no longer enjoy it. Don't fall for the sunk-cost fallacy or the FOMO of gacha! Forcing yourself to continue something that is tiring you out will only make you dislike it quicker, not to mention you probably aren't in the mindset to enjoy it anymore if it feels like a drag rather than a fun activity.

It's unfortunate, but we do have a really limited time on this world and so it's important to spend it on things you care more about! It doesn't mean you have to like the thing you set aside any less or not engage with it, you just have to find another way that slots it manageably into your time.

For example, I really like Beyond the World, but I can only play one gacha game in my life right now after all my other responsibilities and hobbies and so I enjoy Beyond the World vicariously through my friends who play it, because Beyond the World is not as important to me as Light and Night, my responsibilities, and my other hobbies.

As for what the CN sisters think about the scheduling, I haven't seen any complaints or it hasn't gotten loud enough to catch my attention. This is probably because every other CN mobile otome game out there does the same thing (the competition is so fierce right now, that's why no one is willing to have any "dead weeks") so it's seen as the norm.

Lately I feel really burned out from ln scheduling, I think there used to be at least one day off in-between event and and extra day for event so you can missed at least one day but now they are really unforgiving even if you only missed one day login… I can't finish the charlie farm event because of that which made me really sad TT thankfully I can read your thread so thank you for writing them!

LN events start to feels like a chore instead of fun things for me, it's a shame because I really adore LN story and writing. I also want to ask what the cn sister thought about their scheduling. Do they think it's really fast or do they enjoy nonstop content? Thank you!

Ilinox

What do you think of LN scheduling?