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· I played the nostalgic game TalesWeaver to check its current status.
· I chose Lucian, a classic character, and started the episode quests.
· I learned basic controls and received rewards through the 'Jellyppi Guide' event quest.
· Following recommendations that rapiers are good for Lucian's piercing attacks, I automatically distributed stats.
· Early hunting felt inconvenient as I had to click on each monster and pick up items one by one, but I later learned that I could easily pick them up with the Z key.

· Following the Jellyppi Guide, I passed through Nenyafl Village and arrived at 'Shadow Tower,' a popular power-leveling spot.
· I learned a new skill, 'Throw Money,' but struggled with its usage until I re-read the guide.
· I aimed to reach Level 40 through hunting, but initially felt frustrated with only single-target piercing skills.
· I quickly leveled up by defeating frog monsters that gave EXP buffs and learned the multi-target skill 'Sylph Cutter.'
· I confirmed that I could increase stats like movement speed through the 'Monster Card' system.
· I reached Level 100 without much difficulty and received Level 100 exclusive equipment as a reward.

· I learned that Lucian's attack skills were final skills for hunting, but I continued climbing the tower.
· I was surprised when I accidentally warped back to town from a waiting room, but I clicked Nenyafl Village on the map to warp back and found the NPC to return to Shadow Tower.
· In the next waiting room, I learned about the 'Rune System.' It's a system where all characters in the account grow together as the Rune Level increases.
· I reached Level 200 through hunting and completed the tower climb, finishing my 1st Awakening. A smoke effect was added to my character's appearance.

· After the 1st Awakening, I followed a new guide, warping around to collect quest materials from monsters.
· I performed repetitive quests, such as transforming into an enemy, meeting an enemy leader, flattering them, and running errands.
· In dungeon quests, I defeated monsters to obtain keys and then defeated the boss on each floor.
· I easily defeated the dungeon boss 'Darinsehr' on the 5th basement floor and completed the final mission.
· I received 50 million won as a quest reward, but I wasn't particularly excited as I didn't know what to use it for.
· I hunted until Level 245 and opened the Level 245 equipment box received as a Jellyppi reward, equipping gear that looked like Gundam wings.
· Just as people said the fun of old TalesWeaver was in its story, I progressed through the quests less tediously by watching the quest stories.

· While heading to 'Wind Forest' for a material collection mission, I heard 'Reminiscence,' a famous song from TalesWeaver.
· I newly learned that in TalesWeaver, night begins at odd hours, and the BGM changes between day and night.
· I performed various transformation quests, including transforming into a bearded elder to escape from prison.
· When my progress was blocked at Level 248 while hunting polar bears, I undertook additional quests to move to the 'Arcadia' hunting ground.

· Upon arriving in Arcadia, I used the money I had saved to purchase EXP buff items from the auction house.
· With the EXP buffs, I quickly reached Level 250, and then continued to Level 265.
· At Level 265, I learned 'Consecutive Attack,' a boss-exclusive attack skill.
· I received Level 260 weapons and armor from an NPC in Nenyafl Village. I chose wind-element piercing attack options, which are good for Lucian.
· I attempted equipment enhancement, but the success rate for +11 was only 5%, so I failed and gave up. I confirmed that I could receive new equipment from the NPC anytime.

Category	Details
EXP Buff	Heart of Experience Isabelle's Secret Experience Total 500% Bonus EXP
Equipment Enhancement	+11 Success Rate: 5% Failure results in equipment destruction (no insurance)

· After changing equipment, the hunting experience didn't change much, but I was satisfied with the flashier appearance.
· I encountered nostalgic bosses like Ice Golem and Shiokanheim's final boss, Odin, and easily defeated them.
· I returned to town and received the opportunity for 2nd Awakening. The necessary materials had already been collected through hunting.
· After the 2nd Awakening, the smoke around my character turned red, and I received the title 'Limit Break.'
· I checked the changes after 2nd Awakening in the Arcadia hunting ground. My max damage increased from 9,999 to 12,000.
· I also steadily raised my Rune Level to enhance my stats.

· I continued hunting towards my next goal, the 1st Limit Break (Level 285). Despite EXP buffs, I had to hunt in Arcadia for two days.
· I reached Level 285 and started the Limit Break quest. I progressed through a story helping a sleeping lady in Larsa, performing tasks like wood carving and monster puzzles.
· I experienced death for the first time in a mid-boss battle, but I revived with a resurrection potion I had received from a quest.
· In the final boss battle against 'Nergal,' I died again to an instant-kill laser pattern, but I learned to dodge the patterns and eventually defeated Nergal.
· With a spectacular event scene, the lady awoke, and all 1st Limit Break quests were completed.
· The smoke around my character turned blue, and I learned valuable new skills like 'Swiftness Elixir' (reduces skill delay) and 'Weakness Insight' (increases critical rate).
· I received a massive amount of money as a reward.

Category	Effect
1st Awakening	Smoke effect added to character appearance
2nd Awakening	Smoke color changes to red Acquired title 'Limit Break' Max damage increased from 9,999 to 12,000
1st Limit Break	Smoke color changes to blue New Skill: Swiftness Elixir (reduces skill delay) New Skill: Weakness Insight (increases critical rate) Max damage cap removed

· I arrived at 'Limbo,' the max-level hunting ground. Monsters were drawn in like magnets, making hunting more enjoyable than in Arcadia.
· After achieving Limit Break, the max damage cap was removed, giving me a satisfying feeling of dealing powerful damage.
· Although many quests remained, due to physical limitations, I decided to conclude my journey by enjoying the episode stories.
· Finally, I visited the nostalgic 'Tower of Ordeal.' The monsters were weaker, but the unique map design remained, making it fun to explore.
· Despite the complex systems and quests, it was an enjoyable time thanks to TalesWeaver's unique atmosphere and famous songs, and I understood why many users continue to play this game.