>>75766True, I've had the displeasure of playing one of the ones mentioned by OP and it feels miserable playing any of them. At least with Uma, I do not have to commit to hard and still have fun.
Plus, every gacha story line is easily predictable and boring no matter how hard they want it to be subversive. At that point, i would rather have something upfront with it being boring rather than attempting to be "deep". If anybody wants a deep and rich story line, you might as well buy a real game or read a book compared to whatever-the-fuck the gacha game companies come up with. It's like buying a small portion of a whole book and you have to wait weeks for the story to update.