Flawed Legends
SAO's Legends is a very interesting game (great start I know). Seriously though, that would be the best word to use - flawed. This is derived from a few obvious issues. These include the auto-battle/auto-roam features, the amount of random items the game bombards you with at the start, and the lack of individuality between players.
The auto-battle and auto-roam features cause the playable character to instantly rush towards the current quest/objective fighting any necessary battles along the way. However, this can make the game feel almost like you are watching a speed-run video of someone else playing the game.
The random items I was overwhelmed with at the start was too much. I don't know/care for what half the stuff did and yet I was just given it to me. This happened at the end of every quest (which at the start is a LOT).
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While the game is not necessarily bad, it comes with many obvious shortcomings. In the worst situations, these shortcomings can prevent a sense of enjoyment from being derived from the game. Let me quickly state, this game can be fun - but not all the time. Other times it feels a little tedious going endlessly from quest to quest.
If I could rename it, I'd call it Flawed Legends
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The voice clips are the original voices presumably derived from the anime. The music was another aspect which stood out. The music made me constantly feel like I was on a mission (which I was), that I had somewhere to be, something to do. I like it :)
In conclusion, I would definitely recommend giving SAO Legend's a go, but don't go in with high hopes. However, if you are a fan of games like Naruto Online, then this game might be for you.