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번역 관련 문제 보고
TL;DR : take a break if the amount of puzzles get annoying and wait until NG+ to do dungeon races + flawless duels.
This game makes me want to not want to play it and you are telling me to do NG+? I can't possibly imagine doing it again.
Just failed the chapter 8 first temple race (blob boss) twice now. Very close to wanting to quit this game.
Edit: And they have THREE dungeons back to back in chapter 8? Who thought that was a good idea?
I also find the pacing rather well done. The game doesn't jump from one thing too another all the time and lets you enjoy a particular aspect of it for a period of time, but not too long so it overstays it's welcome. You have long explorations sections with combat in between to provide some action, it's all punctuated with dialogue and story reveals that are just the right length to not become tedious. Then you have long puzzle sections and themed dungeons to break up exploration. With enough fights in between to offer variety. So, where I stand the pacing is just right. Even the big story section the game has (outside of the prologue) I feel is in the exact right moment in the game to not put people off, it's at the point where you are very invested in what's going on and they made it so it takes you by surprise, making it more interesting than it would be if it was all just laid out plainly.
But, I tried playing this game twice myself. First time I got bored of it because I focused way too much on doing all the side quests in the first two areas, to the point where that consumed all my time and caused me to keep running around. The second time around I decided to not let that happen and focused on the main quest and exploration instead, and the game instantly clicked. Ended up doing all the side quests and post game content anyway after I became very invested in it.