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>God forbid anyone in part 2 have a functioning set of social skills when it fucking counts other than (you)
With this I agree, sometime the story is pretty ridiculous on how people have to keep everything secret just because else the story wouldn't work. It's also connected to how Homes in Fate is comical in how he plays straight the "I understood everything immediately but I will only explain after it's become mostly irrelevant".
>Okay well, if the only objection is that I feel strongly about shit I’m still not apologising for not uncritically consooming the fucking rancid Olgaslop. I do not appreciate her fat fucking folds dripping all over MY gaming experience.
The complaint was more that every time Fate is talked about you start shitting on everything you dislike, wich isn't an accusation, I do it too with the things I dislike, but just an explanation on why I didn't really want to restart an argument with you, and I did it because of poor impulse control.
We have different tastes and it's right, and sperging on a bolivian basket weaving forum is one of the great things in life.
>I honestly disagree on the basis of proportionality, comparative advantage, personal capability-and above all else the actual accomplishments of everyone involved up to the point they lost.
Will disagree, as Maris effectively won by the time you meet her, the only thing holding her back being an unforeseen flaw in Olga, that being the "indomitable human spirit" Maris wanted to destroy.
>Nega-Summon AND Independent Manifestation alone are on paper instantwins against an organisation with inferior time travel that principally fights with summons
Things Maris had too until the final chapter, in wich she, again, already won.
>fter all the damage done to the Demon Pillars, Goetia was still on the cusp of completing his scheme AND brought (you) to your knees.
Literally if you substitute Goetia with Maris and demon pillars with fantasy trees this phrase stays perfectly true, down to you being on your knees.
>clearly operating on incomplete information
> the entire point of LB5 is showing how it defines him as a character.
>ultimately the key to victory isn’t with Chaldea per se, but the efforts of the God Breaker Alliance managing to summon multiple PHH gods to
All still true in the final chapter, substituting lostbelts (buffed by the crypters) and Olga with the PHH gods
>Skadi
Maris for all her bluster is considered as pacifistic, until the end she believed (correctly) after destroying the lostbelt she would have been able to convince Ritsuka from giving up, with only Olga ex machina restoring his fighting spirit.
>and it has no meaningful way to learn without eating things
That's the fundamental weakness, the others would have been irrelevant if it was "sapient" enough to simply restore its core ignoring the one already existing, my point is that the various opponents lost because of their mental weaknesses, wich is particularly exxagerated with ORT but true for almost every of them.
>Neither did Dantes and yet Dantes never went so far as to DEPOWER your PRINCIPLE DEFENDER while you were fighting literal gods.
I'm pretty sure it was stated it was Mash that blocked her powers, rather than Galahad
>spoiler
My point is that I accept his autism much better than Karna's "let's destroy history and conquer the world if my boss orders me to", Andersen "My master is an evil of humanity and comparable to a true demon, but she's my master and I will follow her", Muramasa helping the alien god because it summoned him and similar cases of theoretically good servants having as their only motivation to be evil monsters their masters having ordered them to (Karna is more excusable than others, as he historically served Duryodana, but with him at least he had a real motivation to serve him, and still with the whitewashing he received he's still weird)
And I still don't hate any of them half as much as I hate Gawain.
>I do. Because it means he put (you) and her in danger for no good reason. There is a certain level of expected reasonable care expected of an adult not expected of for a child, and I raise my expected reasonable standard of care for a supposedly perfect knight of Camelot even higher. To paraphrase one of Goetia’s complaints about Solomon: If Galahad was consistently portrayed as a whiny Shinji expy like Kay, I would have zero complaints about him being what he is. It is because you are supposed to think everything went 90% according to keikaku and he remains unwavering in his convictions at a point of time where fucking METATRON is questioning her own mistakes that riles me.
Understandable, again I expected him from the start to be extremely flawed in his "perfection" so maybe that's why I am not that disappointed.
>except Mordred, who is based for seeing what the fuck was wrong with him, as part of an organisation/adventuring party characterised by everyone’s differences being largely mediated by mutual spite at Agravain
True
>o I like him? FUCK NO. He is up his own ass. He is pretentious. He is shockingly callous given his values and intentions. I do not think he is an evil man, I just do not think he is a man worthy of my respect.
All understandable, I too have very little respect for him.
>Conversely, even though he literally accepted destroying much of the planet as collateral damage, threatened Sion with death at one point, arranged for U-Olga to be mutilated by Tezca at another, and ultimately approaches humanity like a stargazer tracking a constellation I think Daybit is fucking based in a way that’s difficult to square with the above. The best way I can put it is that even though both him and Galahad are obtuse about their intentions, Daybit is operating under an active limitation in the form of his 5 minute memory, takes an ACTIVE role in giving (you) an even playing field by providing aid for his own deathtrap of an LB which lends credence towards his claims of respecting your conviction in a way I find lacking in Galahad, and I find something admirable about an alien construct clawing back his human values despite his limited understanding of them that I find equally repellant about a successful knight that alienates himself from his own without even trying.
And this is true too, I really like Daybit, despite him being one of the biggest examples of inability to communicate, with Lev and Galahad, and me giving his 5 min memory less importance than I probably should, considering it's literally never a problem as far as I remember, for similar reasons to you.