how is that doble standard? me liking another rhythm game doesn't mean I automaticaly hate enstars, i played it and it genuinenty is just bad, not to mention the recent stories

The fact that you're so offended by my opinion is honestly amusing. No, I don’t hate Enstars just because I like Project Sekai—I dislike it because, in my eyes, it’s just a poorly designed game. For one, the card art feels repetitive, with nearly every illustration following the same perspective, poses, and overall composition. It lacks variety and creativity, making the designs feel stale over time. I get that you find them “clean” or “free,” but that doesn’t change the fact that they look nearly identical across different cards. Meanwhile, other rhythm games manage to have more dynamic, varied artwork that doesn’t feel like a template being reused over and over. And let’s be real—comparing Akito and Ena to Enstars characters is ridiculous. Akito and Ena may have flaws, but they aren’t even remotely close to the level of what certain Enstars characters have done. Enstars has characters involved in homophobia, transphobia, kidnapping, arson, sexual assault, stalking, blackmail, and more. Even if they receive character development later on, the fact that these actions are written into their stories in the first place is off-putting. You can’t just brush it off as "flaws" when some of these things are outright criminal behavior. Meanwhile, the only character in Project Sekai who could even be considered a "criminal" is Rui, and even then, he’s a saint compared to some of the Enstars cast. Your attempt to bring up Project Sekai’s flaws feels forced, especially when your argument about “criminals” in the game is weak. You mentioned Ena and Akito being “aggressors,” but where is the proof of them committing actual crimes? Being rude or short-tempered isn’t the same as blackmail, stalking, or sexual harassment. If your best counterpoint is that some Project Sekai characters are mean, then you’re reaching. Also, if you’re going to accuse me of hypocrisy, at least get the facts straight. You’re calling me a “double-moralist” while acting like Project Sekai and Enstars are even remotely comparable in of character morality. There's a huge difference between a character getting into arguments (Ena) or being a bit rough around the edges (Akito) and characters committing literal crimes. You don’t get to act like I’m ignoring issues in PJ Sekai when the worst you can come up with is “Ena and Akito are aggressive.” That’s just weak. Now, regarding the 3D models—I’ve already said Enstars has better models, but that alone doesn’t make it a good game. Project Sekai’s models aren’t perfect, sure, but at least they don’t have the weirdly large hands and stiff dancing that Enstars has. And if you’re going to criticize the vocal synths, at least understand how Vocaloid works. The voices aren’t meant to sound like human singers—they’re synthesized, they are literal instruments and how they sound depends on tuning and engine updates. If you think Len and Luka sound bad, that’s on Crypton Future Media and the tuning choices, not the game itself. As for your weird rant about “weirdos” and the Royal Spanish Academy definition, that’s just laughable. You do realize that defining “weird” based on a dictionary doesn’t change the fact that the term is subjective, right? If you’re seriously arguing that characters like Shiho, Honami (?), Tsukasa, Nene, Rui, and Mizuki are all “out of the ordinary” in some negative way, then you’re clearly grasping at straws. Not liking a character is fine, but trying to use a dictionary definition as some kind of objective argument just makes you look desperate. And as for your claims about "similar characters" between the two games—okay? Similar character archetypes exist across all forms of media, especially in gacha games. That doesn’t make the games themselves equal in quality. Just because a few characters share traits doesn’t mean I suddenly have to like Enstars. And no, I’m not “ignoring the positives” of Enstars because it’s a “rival” game—I just don’t think the positives outweigh the negatives. You can like it all you want, but don’t act like people are wrong for disliking it. The whole “you refuse to acknowledge its good points” argument is pointless because I have acknowledged where Enstars does well (art effort, 3D models), but that doesn’t mean I suddenly have to enjoy the game. Finally, let’s talk about the companies behind these games. I fully acknowledge that Colorful Palette has made mistakes in the past, but at the very least, they usually try to fix them and apologize. Happy Elements, on the other hand, just doubles down and keeps doing the same thing over and over, which is another reason why I dislike Enstars. If you’re going to call out one company’s flaws, at least be consistent and acknowledge that Happy Elements is far worse when it comes to mishandling controversies. So no, I don’t see a reason to “think over it seven times” because, as I said, in my opinion, the game just isn’t good. And there was absolutely no reason for you to comment this on both of my reviews—it’s just annoying at this point. Before you try to lecture someone, maybe take a moment to think things through yourself.

True but everything else? sucks