Fate/Grand Order Story and Lore (CONTAINS SPOILERS)

[rxrx]

I understand that.
I'm asking after all that happened in Camelot, when we fix history, does Cursed Arm Hassan revert into being Hassan or does he remainm Henan the armed ex Hassan

Judging from King Hassan's reactions, the former.

[mewarmo990]

I understand that.
I'm asking after all that happened in Camelot, when we fix history, does Cursed Arm Hassan revert into being Hassan or does he remainm Henan the armed ex Hassan

When we fix history, none of everything we witnessed really happened, since the Camelot singularity is completely divorced from human history in a way previous ones weren't.

Besides, Cursed Arm was a Servant so the question is a bit moot.

[You]

She died as she lived: pointlessly.

good post right here

[Laserman]

Eh. I just think it's kinda annoying that I only got complaints.

Thank you for the quick translation.

[You]

...azreal being C rank made me head tilt like crazy.

it's just a sword that has a very low chance of dealing insta-death. Sure sounds good but when you think about it, eeehhhhh.
Turn your mother into a dragon or something like invisible air are arguably "better."

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I wonder what PC EX's description would be. Someone who's entire presence is constantly concealed at all times disregarding the user's desires?

Presence Concealment: EX
Becomes one with the world itself. The moment one shifts to attack, it becomes A+.

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[Milbunk]

It has more potential in Servant battles though since most Servants just heal normal weapon damage with magical energy.

[Mcjon01]

It has more potential in Servant battles though since most Servants just heal normal weapon damage with magical energy.

Yeah but enemy Servant death rates are ass, you know that.

[Milbunk]

Heh true and it wouldn't make for a very interesting story if he just took out a whole servant in the first hit.

[castor212]

When we fix history, none of everything we witnessed really happened, since the Camelot singularity is completely divorced from human history in a way previous ones weren't.

Besides, Cursed Arm was a Servant so the question is a bit moot.

its the warm feeling in our heart that matters!

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say, how does that correlate with people that die will die just by other method? i never really grasped that one

[Magikewl]

How many people have heard of that were killed by flesh eating monsters and giant snakes?

[rxrx]

Well, King Hassan's NP is nice enough since the sword is nothing special.

[castor212]

not particualrly about the method

just that does the statement mean if A die of natural cause normally, does that mean in singularity A will die of something magical?

or did i got that backwards

[Trubo]

Any deaths that occur during a singularity still occur once the singularity is resolved, but the cause of death will be remembered as something not related to the singularity. So, all those people that became/were killed by BETA in Babylon still die, but history will remember it as by wolves or sickness.

[rxrx]

Any deaths that occur during a singularity still occur once the singularity is resolved, but the cause of death will be remembered as something not related to the singularity. So, all those people that became/were killed by BETA in Babylon still die, but history will remember it as by wolves or sickness.

I though Babylon's damage is only up till the death of Gorgon (Tiamat)?

[Trubo]

Well, if there's an explanation regarding the second part of Babylon, I don't know it.

[rxrx]

Well, if there's an explanation regarding the second part of Babylon, I don't know it.

Okay.

[fallacies]

I though Babylon's damage is only up till the death of Gorgon (Tiamat)?

IIRC, Ishtar said that the 5th Dynasty (?) of Uruk would be mysteriously concluded.

[rxrx]

IIRC, Ishtar said that the 5th Dynasty (?) of Uruk would be mysteriously concluded.

I remember that too. But Nasu seems to write about this on his blog as well.

[castor212]

Any deaths that occur during a singularity still occur once the singularity is resolved, but the cause of death will be remembered as something not related to the singularity. So, all those people that became/were killed by BETA in Babylon still die, but history will remember it as by wolves or sickness.

i thought so too, but i remember someone said/translated/something-ed that anything done, anyone you save or kill during singularity doesnt matter because once singularity is fixed the history will go to the correct course

so now im confused since these 2 statements sounds contradictory

[Aozaki-desu]

Latter is the bull which got fed to the protags to make it easier for them, former is the truth i think?