Summary of Reddit Comments on "Sensor"

AFK Journey vs. Other Gacha Games

• AFK Journey is surprisingly successful: "AFK Journey being the 1st place that no one expect is absolute cinema."
• Some users criticize the game's content: "Wait until they discovered there's NOTHING to do in Season 1 of AFK Journey lmao, this game is a joke."

Love and Deepspace

• Love and Deepspace is doing well: "Love and Deepspace second place, second time in a row? Another win for L&D."
• It is seen as a strong contender in the market: "Forget genshin vs wuwa, at this point Lads is the real winner."

ZZZ (Zenless Zone Zero)

• ZZZ's revenue drop is discussed: "While Global Revenue dropped by Half... CN Revenue for ZZZ was quartered... Both games saw a much bigger CN Drop."
• Despite initial negative reviews, ZZZ's revenue success surprises users: "Despite all the doomposting... ZZZ still manages to get nearly 100Mil dollars on MOBILE only."
• Expectations for ZZZ moving forward: "Next month will objectively be more important; will ZZZ be able to at least partially recover its lost launch revenue with new characters?"
• ZZZ's success compared to other games: "This is a lesson to Wuwa, stop putting undercooked rando female banners and expecting them to sell."

Miscellaneous

• Hoyo games' revenue dominance: "Next month all hoyo games make bank."
• Contrasting opinions on "Sensor" by Junji Ito: "One of my favorites" vs. "Loved the first chapter but after that the story didn't go anywhere for me."
• User observations on INTJ vs. ISFP: "Relationship between an INTJ M and ISFP F can be difficult mentally."
• Some users prefer intuitive personalities over sensor types in relationships: "I connect better with intuitive guys."
• Criticisms of sensor types: "No offense to sensors but I used to hang out with one... had no sense of humor."

Overall, AFK Journey's unexpected success, Love and Deepspace's consistent performance, ZZZ's revenue fluctuations, and diverse opinions on "Sensor" by Junji Ito stood out in the Reddit comments related to "Sensor." Additionally, there were discussions on personality types and relationships based on MBTI preferences.