are perfectly normal. Exploration has a loose, slightly wonky rhythm, and stumbling into something that clearly should not be there can be more entertaining than another routine battle. Idle combat keeps things relaxed once the party starts gaining strength.
Unlimited skins are already unlocked, so changing up character looks does not require grinding through the usual restrictions. That little extra freedom works well with the game's tongue-in-cheek attitude, especially when the developers poke fun at bugs, NPCs, and their own imaginary workplace. It has a scrappy charm that most cookie-cutter idle RPGs simply lack.