Or collaborate with other players to challenge high-difficulty instances, participate in the tension and excitement brought by campaigns.
In comparison, spending long hours bending over virtual music scores.
Exhausting one's mind and strength for a plugin, although the process is full of creative achievement, it's fundamentally not fun.
This is not the same as the Research Party who inherently loves such work.
The sacrificial power he can provide is hardly enough to "purchase" a player willing to sacrifice core gameplay fun, devoting themselves long-term to a grand behind-the-scenes project.
Occasionally, music-playing players out of interest would try a couple of scenes, but when he proposed building a full set of content, they would be dissuaded by the overwhelming workload.
"Sounds great, but... this feels like taking on a full-time job in the game." One musician, who once briefly collaborated, frankly stated.
