Yes, it gets about 1000% better. I had the same experience in the beginning and was thinking "wtf is this game? It's so clunky and I can barely do anything properly." But if you stick with it you slowly realize that's an intended feature that slowly melts away early-mid game. You're meant to start off a literal peasant and grow into something more. And that growth also comes with actual proficiency in the game's systems - be it sneaking, crafting, rizzing it up, or fighting. It was a slog at the beginning but I ended up putting many hours into that game with like three or four play throughs to try different play styles. Once you level some of the stats I also found it could actually be super relaxing game where you can literally just stroll through the forest, explore, and have a chill time. In addition to, you know, going into war in full plate to slice and bonk some baddies.

Paranoia Agent just cause I don't see it listed here yet.

Ninja Scroll (the movie is much better than series imo).

Favorites of mine: Here we are Juggernaut, Pearl Of The Stars, Sentry the Defiant, Atlas, Vic the Butcher, You Got Spirit Kid, Toys, The Pavilion, Comatose

Loved their first 4 albums then dropped off after a few years.. came back to listen after they released their first "non-Armory Wars" album, Color Before the Sun - loved it. Went back and listened to their full catalogue. They are currently my favorite band. Seen em a few times headlining and at fests. Their fans are inclusive, passionate, nerdy, and it makes it fun.

Chrno Crusade sorta I guess. You'll tend to see more Catholic motifs than Christian in anime. Even then it's not usually explicitly using Christian or Catholic themes, more just aesthetics.

It's old by now but I'll chime in with Cardcaptor Sakura.. I enjoyed that as a kid at a similar age.

Battery is good for me. Lasts about a day and a half, almost two days through my standard use. Hasn't dipped from that at all in the months I've had the phone. Super quick charge.

Battery is replaceable as well. Haven't done it myself but it's looks very simple.

Stock android. There was an initial issue I had with the physical keyboard mis-matching keys (I'd press one character, it'd type another) but there was a fix I found from the fxtec forum by disabling "Accessibility" permissions from "Android Assistant".

I am currently typing from the Fxtec Pro1 X, using Android.

It's great for me with the stark exception that it has recurring issues with dropping signals, be it mobile 4G, Bluetooth, or WiFi. I would not say that it makes things unusable at all.. just occasionally annoying. It's usually fixed quickly by switching to airplane mode and back.

The most annoying part is that I can very rarely use it as a telephone unless I'm on WiFi. People report they can't hear me at all only very broken and garbled when I'm on mobile signal (T-Mobile carrier). This seemed to have been resolved by my using my smart watch to make calls which appear to go through without issue.

Freaking love the keyboard on this thing though, so it's worth it for me.