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I'm more a farming/dating person, so to me there is a lot of juice yet, but if you're here only for the history, yes, you're pretty much done. Or, if you're for the action part, you really should try the Rigbarth Maze. There a lot more changeling mobs and bosses, so it would give you fun for a good while.
As for RF5 you can spite the difficulty but you will need access to a system save data that has seen "post-game flags" unlocked as the moment you roll for a New Game all of Eliza's post-game orders are unlocked from the get go meaning you can disable skill exp gain and disable exp gain and then raise all monsters levels to max sure there is no hell mode but there is earthmate must die mode at this point
I'm not sure anyone is up for such a task of being unable to improve their HP and RP (which is important) and not have access to crafting besides gaming the systems RNG mechanics
Like I said, I did not rush and did not have this issue with any of the previous games. It took me 64 hours to beat the story so I think that shows I didn't rush! It was just that some parts of the game moved too fast compared to others.
I spent a lot of time doing relationship stuff and farming but you can only do so much of that in a day before you have nothing left to do, especially before you unlock the dragon farm plots. I would do my daily farming each morning, then go to the shops for bread and to talk/gift with everyone and then I would go do dungeon stuff. or fish/collect items for money. Seems like a pretty good balance to me.
I think RF4 just had a lot more story. Actually now that I think about it, it might be that in RF5 they don't limit you to doing a certain number of tasks each day. In RF4 there were limits to what you could do each day and maybe that is why it just naturally took longer to complete everything?
Also my memory might be off but I remember the dungeons being bigger in RF4. Rf5 is basically three floors for each dungeon and then the second phase of each dungeon. I remember taking a lot more time to make my way through each dungeon in 4.
I wanted to see all of the seasons before I completed the story. I also never managed to make the final farm tools because despite my forging level being 75 I failed every time I tried to craft them. (too low farming level maybe?)
It's not there isn't any on RF5, but a lot of it is hiden on the romance events (Beatrice and Reinhard had lore context, Priscilla had a lot for MC past history, Rykker had the common people view, etc...). It ended turning the main history kind of empty.
And the dungeons, yeah, if they won't be RNG generated, at least they should have better gimicks and ridles to solve. The Castle had something like that, it would be great to see more of it.
My other complaint is it feels like the days are WAY too long. At one point I did like 3 whole dungeons in a single day before it even hit midnight, after talking to everyone in town.