Fate/Grand Order - English

[Broke]

People don't like First Order because it's boring.

[Wandering Swordwoman]

Wow Tiamat is fucking scary.... Need the entire pantheon of Mesopotamia to seal her. Meanwhile we only have two, 1 demigod, and 1 minor goddess

[Bosco]

Just finished Babylonia, god damn that was a read, the beginning felt slow but everything picked up on a grand scale from the mid till the end, i didn't think i could love Gilgamesh even more, My favorite aspects of the verse were touched upon and i am fully satisfied, i loved it. for the comparison between this and Camelot, Camelot seems more like a character driven story while Babylonia is plot driven. 2 different ways of story telling that might each resonate differently with people.

[SpoonyViking]

People don't like First Order because it's boring.

Nah, Caster!Cú's fights were cool.

[pinetree]

A-1 is currently my worst quality standard on Fate/ anime.
I really don’t know what everyone’s beef is with First Order, because that seemed pretty fluid. Also people bent their knees upon landing. That was the most unforgivable thing in Apoc’s animation. People landed on the ground from really high jumps feet apart, straight legged, in exactly the sort of ways that would make a person’s shins snap.

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Gorgon doesn’t claim anything. She means it. At max bond, the nicest thing she’ll say to you is that she’ll make your death quick and painless.

First Order is boring and often ugly. Caster Cu was the only saving grace and even that was nothing special.

And yes, Gorgon claims, because SPOILERSthat's not the Gorgon we fought nor the one we summon, it's Ana, and Ana loves us.

[SpoonyViking]

First Order is boring [...]

Let's be real: no straight adaptation of Singularity F would be good.

[pinetree]

I agree completely.
Which is why they should've changed it, but they didn't so it's still boring.

[Wandering Swordwoman]

Shame that last year fgo anime Lostroom, didn't show Musashi

[SpoonyViking]

Uh... "Suicida" isn't suicide (the verb) in Spanish, it's suicide (the noun). The verb would be "suicidio".
...I don't suppose there's a way to inform this to Aniplex?

[Toa of Gallifrey]

If there is, also specify that "que" isn't accentuated if it's not a question or an implied question.

[Iceblade44]

Email, they are open to it.

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Theres also Arashi, tho he hasn't been showing up lately

[Deathhappens]

You stand by misinformation? I mean, I won't argue that even if they were all using round about methods, at least Ishtar's didn't involve kidnapping people, but it feels like you only mentioned half the full story despite finishing

It's entirely true though.

Spoiler:

Quetz might not have killed the guards in Uruk, but she DID kill other people, including all of Gil's scouting parties. (Even if you say Taiga did it, she was acting on Quetz's orders). And Eresh had soul cages full of people she was claiming from the above world, and even admitted she was planning "a little something" that involved bringing the underworld beneath Uruk. None of this is "misinformation".

[eddyak]

And yes, Gorgon claims, because SPOILERSthat's not the Gorgon we fought nor the one we summon, it's Ana, and Ana loves us.

Uh...

Spoiler:

He was talking about Gorgon's bond lines. Which is literally the Gorgon we summon.

[Tobias]

Taiga is great

Arguably taiga may not have been acting on orders, she might have just been eating them. Also, remember that at least some (and maybe all?) of said scouting parties did survive, they were brought to the city and then prevented from leaving.

taiga wanted one bento a day and made sure the larder was full

[SpoonyViking]

I'm at the lone Lahmu, but I don't recall talking with you-know-who about peace gestures. When and where was this conversation?

[Deathhappens]

Uh...

Spoiler:

He was talking about Gorgon's bond lines. Which is literally the Gorgon we summon.

But is not

Spoiler:

the Gorgon that resurfaces to help us.

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I'm at the lone Lahmu, but I don't recall talking with you-know-who about peace gestures. When and where was this conversation?

Whoops. I thought everyone was done so I forgot to spoilerblock that last post, sorry Spoony.
As for your question, it seems the Lahmu was raising its hands in the air or something like that.

[SpoonyViking]

Oh, that's alright, I already know the major plot points. :-) And yeah, I know the Lahmu was raising its hands, but I don't recall having a conversation about the meaning of raising hands with you-know-who. I'm guessing I missed it and wanted to know when it was so that I could rewatch it.

[Deathhappens]

Well, there was the bit where we taught them the meaning of the white flag when Ishtar visited. Damn, that might have been a continuity error.

[Bobin]

It’s apparently missable.

[pinetree]

It's entirely true though.

Spoiler:

Quetz might not have killed the guards in Uruk, but she DID kill other people, including all of Gil's scouting parties. (Even if you say Taiga did it, she was acting on Quetz's orders). And Eresh had soul cages full of people she was claiming from the above world, and even admitted she was planning "a little something" that involved bringing the underworld beneath Uruk. None of this is "misinformation".

Spoiler:

Quetz actually didn't kill anyone and Eresh brought everyone she killed back. Only Taiga killed when she thought she could eat the hearts of Quetz's "sacrifices".

Edit: Taiga's gang members also killed against her orders IIRC

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Uh...

Spoiler:

He was talking about Gorgon's bond lines. Which is literally the Gorgon we summon.

Spoiler:

Fishrin said that Ana Gorgon just claims to not be doing it for us but actually is, which is true. The other guy was trying to refute that by using summoned Gorgon Bond Lines, which have nothing to do with Ana.