Ah, but reading (and subsequently ctiticising) something someone else wrote is so much easier.Originally Posted by Dullahan
Ah, but reading (and subsequently ctiticising) something someone else wrote is so much easier.
shit BL says
Once and always and nevermore.
Richard for me.
Richard's quality as an option depends on how many chapters would be dedicated to his mother's insane King Arthur fanfiction. I honestly could take more than half of the screentime being that.
Agreed.
Oh, I didn't answer my own question. Fate/Hundred Years War when? Alternatively Richard, John, and Robin of Loxley.
I didn't answer either. My pick would be Moriarty. There's endless potential good plots to explore since he doesn't appear in the Canon all that much and it's not very often that we get stories about the other side of crime mystery.
Helena, mostly as a way of getting a peek at everything surrounding Helena's life that's not Helena.
why'd they pick her from all the gypsy fortune tellers of the twentieth century and what the hell is that sheet I require answers
Is Aštar Šeran canon in the Nasuverse?
Cyka Blyatsky was a mistake. Perhaps no clearer sign exists of the degeneration of the concept of the HS since fate stay night
かん汗ぎゅう牛じゅう充とう棟
Expresses the exceeding size of one's library.
Books are extremely many, loaded on an oxcart the ox will sweat.
At home piled to the ridgepole of the house, from this meaning.
Read out as 「Ushi ni ase shi, munagi ni mitsu.」
Source: 柳宗元「其為書，處則充棟宇，出則汗牛馬。」— Tang Dynasty
Never again is Berserker Lancelot going to do anything creative or visually interesting with Knight of Owner. He's forever stuck referencing Fate/Zero with jets and machine guns.
Huh, I never looked at it that way.
Spoiler:
He had an extensive showing with many opportunities to display the fullest extent of his abilities during even outlandish context like what's been mentioned.
Unless the issue is that you haven't had enough.
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I like him a lot so the more the better. It's just frustrating that he had such a great showing in Zero but now they just do it again.
FGO could have done more than guns in his animations for example.
Extella has him using For Someone's Glory which is great, but when playing as him the most interesting thing he does is use Arondight Overload or his pole from Zero, not very creative.
Not to mention that his "Noble Phantasm" is the jet in both. I can understand that's very iconic so I wouldn't even mind this last part if they did better with his regular attacks.
Oh, when you put it like that I totally understand what you mean.
I guess the problem is that he lacks any sort of basic attack pattern to follow outside of F/Z and if you're going to give him the pole and machine gun already then why not give him the jet as the NP for the full package. Still doesn't excuse the lack of creativity I know.
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Would be cool if he had a move where used KoO to steal the enemy's weapon.
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It's a shame FGO didn't go for Fragments' version of Jekyll & Hyde. Would have been cool to have a werewolf unit.
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(Sigmund or Sinfjotli when.)
More specifically, Richard, Saladin, and Hassan teaming up to dab on the Dead Apostle during the Third Crusade for me.
Yeah I get that, but even if referencing Zero is inevitable, they could've done more.
His first fight with Gilgamesh is a great base for example. FGO could have random weapons stuck on the ground around his sprite, or just random weapons flying at him for him to use. They did it with Medb just for the cheese joke!
And Extella, why not go ham on the stealing aspect and base his moveset on the other characters? Imagine him doing Drake's boat attack but instead of riding on it he jumps off and throws it.
It just feels like they don't even think and go straight to the most basic reference.
Eh, the Crusades are boring. It's the fatal family drama between Richard vs his father and later his brothers where all the excitement is at.
The jet NP doesn't bother me because the dogfight is an iconic moment in Zero, but the machine guns in his normal attacks do annoy me.
If a jet can come out of nowhere for his NP, other weapons could come out of nowhere for his normal attacks.
The thing is that Knight Of Owner is way too situational to really make for a good moveset. The best the devs can do is take some of Lancelot's most iconic feats with it like the pole and the machinegun and turn them into special moves and whatnot. The most accurate way to implement it in a musou setting would be to let Lancelot pick up random items on the stage and use them for unique attacks, but that'd probably be too much to code in for just one character.
He's already materializing poles and guns and a fucking jet out of nowhere, what would change if he materialized any other weapon? This level of accuracy is clearly disregarded in favor of cool musou moves.
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