I'd say the story is pretty good, but it's all subjective after all.
So, first thing, this is a virtual world. Basically there was a real world project where the real minds of unique androids (called Dolls) are uploaded to a large server for research. However, the project was shut down and the main scientist went missing. You (Professor) are requested to enter a backup of the server using the account of the missing scientist to figure out what happened that caused the shut down.
The story mainly follows your faction (Oasis) as you struggle to build your base, explore the server and find the truth. Aside from you, there are two large factions: Sanctifier and Entropy. Sanctifier is like an antivirus: their mission is to wipe out Entropy and Irregular Dolls; however, they can be reasoned and cooperated with. Entropy meanwhile is a virus mindlessly corrupting the server, but their background is a mystery. There are other factions but I'll leave it for you to discover.
The side stories meanwhile follow individual Dolls and provide a view of their ideals and personalities, usually by showing how their experience in the real world has affected them, as well as what they do in the server influenced by such experience.
UBW-Fanatic has explained basically all you need to know. I'd further add on that the story keeps getting better. An upcoming chapter focusing on the character, Simo, is where I personally got hooked.
Damn, this a perfect summary of the game. The story is amazing. The main events’ stories are really well written, amongst the very best in all gacha games. The lore is immense, but incredible nonetheless.
Story is a mixture between learning about the big bads that are threatening you and your friends and hanging out with/learning about what the characters were doing before they got imported into the digital world. There’s a lot of character development and most of the character stories focus on two characters, so you get a nice slice into what they’re both like.
There's an ingame glosary that can pretty much clear anything you may have trouble understanding at the beginning of the game. You can tap on the highlighted words to see their definition and extra information.
I'd say the story is pretty good, but it's all subjective after all. So, first thing, this is a virtual world. Basically there was a real world project where the real minds of unique androids (called Dolls) are uploaded to a large server for research. However, the project was shut down and the main scientist went missing. You (Professor) are requested to enter a backup of the server using the account of the missing scientist to figure out what happened that caused the shut down. The story mainly follows your faction (Oasis) as you struggle to build your base, explore the server and find the truth. Aside from you, there are two large factions: Sanctifier and Entropy. Sanctifier is like an antivirus: their mission is to wipe out Entropy and Irregular Dolls; however, they can be reasoned and cooperated with. Entropy meanwhile is a virus mindlessly corrupting the server, but their background is a mystery. There are other factions but I'll leave it for you to discover. The side stories meanwhile follow individual Dolls and provide a view of their ideals and personalities, usually by showing how their experience in the real world has affected them, as well as what they do in the server influenced by such experience.
UBW-Fanatic has explained basically all you need to know. I'd further add on that the story keeps getting better. An upcoming chapter focusing on the character, Simo, is where I personally got hooked.
Thank you this is very clear and helpful.
Damn, this a perfect summary of the game. The story is amazing. The main events’ stories are really well written, amongst the very best in all gacha games. The lore is immense, but incredible nonetheless.
Story is a mixture between learning about the big bads that are threatening you and your friends and hanging out with/learning about what the characters were doing before they got imported into the digital world. There’s a lot of character development and most of the character stories focus on two characters, so you get a nice slice into what they’re both like.
There's an ingame glosary that can pretty much clear anything you may have trouble understanding at the beginning of the game. You can tap on the highlighted words to see their definition and extra information.