FINANCIAL FREEDOM REGAINED
now which ones of these gachas i want to get fucked by
FINANCIAL FREEDOM REGAINED
now which ones of these gachas i want to get fucked by
A new FGO NP table
funny vamp ends 7 years of gacha torture
YT: FGO Gameplay , YT: FGO OST, Twitch FGO Gacha, Chaldea Archive Project - Complete
oh wow, landing that 20% after having to spend 1k quartz worth of rolls on np2 arc
my alt making a comeback statement
Spoiler:
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i guess i win this fucking paid gacha round, 2/2
no da vinci dupes though, shame
i'd lose my shit if i got any though, after np5 arc in 120 rolls
Last edited by Aozaki-desu; August 5th, 2022 at 04:00 PM.
A new FGO NP table
funny vamp ends 7 years of gacha torture
YT: FGO Gameplay , YT: FGO OST, Twitch FGO Gacha, Chaldea Archive Project - Complete
how come there are no dank Bakin - Moriarty combo videos? you can probably get some really nice damage out of Bakin that way
A new FGO NP table
funny vamp ends 7 years of gacha torture
YT: FGO Gameplay , YT: FGO OST, Twitch FGO Gacha, Chaldea Archive Project - Complete
Because Bakin is lame, OP.
Originally Posted by Arashi_Leonhart
Hard to have both. I have Y.M. but not Bakin, and nobody puts a Bakin with a damage CE, only with the QP farming CE.
Are you serious? Like, for real?
That which keeps players invested in a storyline is intrigue. At the outset of the story, the premises of this intrigue is laid out.
Take for example Part 1 of FGO:
In the prologue it is established that for some reason the future has disappeared. You are part of an organization who have to figure out why. The cause is identified as the 7 Singularities. From your fight with Lev in the prologue, it is established that he's been sent by his 'king', who is the one responsible for the Incineration.
It establishes two points of intrigue, the 7 Singularities, and figuring out the truth behind the disappearance of the future.
Near the end, it establishes one more once it starts to answer the first point of intrigue, the Evils of Man.
So when you go through the story, this is what you're supposed to care about.
Keep in mind I'm not even commenting on whether or not these premises are interesting or not, simply that this is what the story wants you to care about.
Now Part 2 of FGO has a few more things going, not just in the complexity of those premises, but in the amount of them.
In the Prologue and start of Part 1 we have a few things established:
The Earth has been bleached by an unknown force seemingly from outer space.
7 Trees of Fantasy have descended upon Earth, establishing the 7 Lostbelts.
Alongside the Lostbelts there are now 7 Crypters with their own personal Servants who have their own agendas.
3 mysterious Apostles who serve the assailant of Earth similarly have their own agendas.
(we also have a few leftover points of intrigue from Part 1 and Part 1.5 in the form of Holmes and the Evils of Man)
So what's the difference between Camelot and Traum? Obviously, its that the Servant War has absolutely nothing to do with the points of intrigue. It basically has the same premise as any old event would! Here's a Singularity, go fix it. Not only that, but keep in mind that just before we've had this whole thing of Nova Chaldea being destroyed, and it being established that like this is it, now we're heading toward the final battle. But no, instead Chaldea has to take care of a literal oversized Event story first. The two parts that do focus on the points of intrigue (Holmes/Subject E) make up a hilariously small part of the actual Singularity. Resolving Siegfried's fucking marriage is not what I want to do when Chaldea is headed straight toward their final stand after having almost been destroyed by the main villain.
In comparison, Camelot is not only one of the established Singularities of Part 1, it is also where we finally get resolution surrounding the identity of Mashu's Servant, providing her with the most character development yet. It is where we learn more about the Incineration through the Lion King's opposition of Solomon's plan, and gives food for thought about what Chaldea is even fighting for.
They are not even remotely comparable.
https://forums.nrvnqsr.com/showthrea...=1#post3210816
The Servant War was created by the Singularity, and the Singularity was indirectly created by subject E. In fact, it's the only reason Chaldea was able to find out about it in the first place. How is this not related to the main plot?
Last edited by Herod; August 5th, 2022 at 05:29 PM.
Because you are too young. Or too stupid. Or both.
I think it has to be somewhat related, we even have the revelation from Xu Fu at the end about the masters, the "war" of Traum is a direct result of this, and reveals and points towards the true nature of things, no?
That's like saying Summer Camp is related to the plot because it was indirectly created by a Crypter.
shit BL says
Once and always and nevermore.
Isn't the whole thing about all the Servants there being opposed to PHH at the behest of Experiment E kinda important?
There result of the cause is exploration and expansion on the mystery, which is a lot more than Summer Camp can say
You know, I'm tired of this place. Fuck you all. Delete this account.
Because you are too young. Or too stupid. Or both.
I don't know anything about how Traum actually played out, I'm just pointing out that "indirectly caused by" is a tenuous link at best.
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See you tomorrow.
shit BL says
Once and always and nevermore.
I don't see how forcing her into a character's arc that she had no connection to would be any better than Tunguska.
You mean the encounter that saved Chaldea, ruined her plans and was the whole cause of her event to begin with?make her whole encounter with Cernunnos actually amount to something.
Some Joker moments happening here
I'm gonna get spooked into NP5 Europa at this rate.
Definitely not something I expected to see when I came in this thread.
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Granny is a good civ (but you still have my condolences)
Yeah, I'm just really tired at how people keep thinking the way to fix Boudica is to make her an Avenger and hate the Romans... which will literally put her in the same box as Penthesilea and wouldn't change a damn thing. It feels so hilariously ass backwards because I can understand making it a joke compared to an actual issue Boudica has(like in Summer 2) but when they keep going back into it over and over again, it just loses all meaning and becomes boring as hell and beyond tedious.
It's why I went from liking Penthesilea to just loathing her appearance every time and just want Hippolatya to come in JUST so she can finally have something else to do or the same deal with Semiramis and I actually want to like Semiramis, I shouldn't have to read Apocrypha to get more from her than FGO when freaking AMAKUSA got more characterization than she does.
I can honestly understand Herod's frustration. It's one thing to say that Traum was undercooked in terms of not really focusing on it's plot or characters well or not doing a French Revolution style deal.
It's another to pretend it has nothing to do with the main story... when it's entire existence is literally done by a major mystery point the game has been focusing on.
It's basically the equivalent of basically just complaining at the clouds for it raining that day.
It honestly reminds me of how I have seen people who will complain about how the story isn't swinging for them and dares to have "inconsistencies"(literal reasons for why it won't go as such) and when you actually point it out, they bitch at you for "being a simp for the game". The entire point of some stories is to make sure baselines are established so there's a reason to care that they are being followed or ultimately broken through.
Last edited by Gehennahem; August 5th, 2022 at 07:49 PM.
I get it.
I also think it's a shame all the potential Penth has it's essentially wasted on her, but i'd say a potential Avenger Boudica would make sense if they gave it a proper crack at it instead of just leaving her with a single joke like they did with Penth.
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