MC uses a bow that is looked down upon due to bad performance, but by vol 13 she shoots meteors from her bow that destroy the landscape

additionally the MC is a crafter, but due to her connections with the top crafters, she doesn't realize she is the best potion brewer and considered part of the top 4.

Oh My God! The MC is so spineless! Ya alright, I dislike bugs and insects n such too cause they are generally creepy looking and pop up out of no where. This dude almost drops a deuce (poops) and tries to flee seeing a giant Centipede. He freaks out over ghosts and horror stuff to the point of going fetal position and muttering to himself at one point in the story. Hes the House Husband #1 Candidate cause he does the cooking and cleaning for his little sister, cause shes a hopeless gamer girl, well least shes cute *eye roll*. There are a lot of jokes centered on the MC being a female in the game which honestly seems to be the only reason it happened. As the story progresses, the MC seems to act more and more feminine which is honestly depressing.

Look, im all for a character with what people thought to be sh*t skills being useful to parties and can somewhat solo successfully albeit on lower level monsters, as well as being a crafter. I have no issues with MOST choices made in this book... the ones I do have issues with...

MC turning into a female yet nothing really happens but lots of "funny?" situations mainly revolving around his best friend.

The MC is a crafter that can craft potions, accessories, food and other odds and ends... yet even in Volume 7 only has 2/10 equipped accessories..... not sure if the author hates the MC or not just on this point alone.

The MC only equips armor in 4 of 6 equipment slots... not sure what one of the equipment slots is but the MC doesnt have a hat or tiara or anything in the headgear slot that could bolster stats (for crafting or hunting!!!), think the author hates the MC by now.

The author has little to no Gamer knowledge yet managed to write a decent book... just kinda pisses me off. The reason I say that though is because iv yet to run into an MMORPG that has equipment based Stats where not wearing a full set of equipment allows you to play properly (except in crafting for a lot... most games kinda ignore their own crafting mechanics 90% of the time... or in P2W games, its a RMT trap). Also the author doesnt know some/alot of Gamer terms and slang, as witnessed by mostly ignoring the possible usage by having the MC completely ignorant and not learning like any of it.

Finally its the fact that the MC somehow manages to get dragged into what would be current Peak Game (end-game seen as being current top tier due to not actually BEING the endgame [max level] content) yet not getting insulted for lack of damage because hes like THE ONLY person in the game that picked Enchant which is a buff skill. Its his main contribution that no one else could do because no one picked it cause it has short range, unless paired with another skill no one took except the MC. This stems back to the author lacking gamer knowledge but in ANY GAME there would be people taking the Buff Skills no matter how weirdly they had to be used so they could buff their party members for better attack or defense.... the fact that NO ONE ELSE took this skill because some Beta Players said its tr*sh is just s*upid. After people noticed our MC making use of it in Volume 5 to buff large groups of people, im pretty sure it woulda caught SOMEONES attention that its not a dead tr*shy skill! And its not like the MC kept his Sense build a secret, theres like 30 people that know what Senses the dude has! Good things like this dont stay hidden or monopolized by ONE person in MMORPGs!

I mean a game about adventure and dungeon exploration and almost no one ever picked up the climbing skill until it was discovered you needed either climbing or flight to progress to a new area, other missing skills that someone in every group should have but are missed due to people focusing on their build a how they fight alone are reading (to decipher hints or information in quests/dungeons, and was needed to unlock the first in game raid boss), swimming, etc.

Bows were unpopular due to combat based beta basically ignoring the crafting senses, not taking the senses to produce more arrows on their own like the mages were for MP, then complaining when they ran out of arrows during an event in the beta. They also had issues with lack of Accuracy, which is improved by the stat bonuses of the crafting skills that make arrows. Basically the beta testers picked up the skills to make the arrows deal the most damage, and did pick up the ones to support being an archer.

The MC also took a vision improving sense to go with being an archer that ends up being a 100% needed piece for being a decent buffer, but was ignored by the beta testers as it did not do much on its own (except extending how far you can clearly see in the dark, which you would think would be useful in a game with a night day cycle and low light environments), as it increases the range of buffs so they can be used on the group in a fight.

Even the crafting senses the MC took are the considered the worst ones, either like mixing to make potions which were plentiful in the beta (but not in game after release) so no one bothered with the sense, or Alchemy that they just missed its biggest feature to improve "shift" matts up or down in grade (there is a farming option you can use to get potion ingredients that you need Alchemy to gets the seeds for), or and it combines arrows into multiple shot ones so you can actually have 200 shots from that quivver of 20 arrows.

Though it seems like some of the skills with the weakest initial effects are the nastiest once leveled up, for example the previous vision sense eventually enables multiple targeting and bullet time, enchanting picks up a time consuming but insanely abusable early on to place buffs and spells in items for later use, including attack spells