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Oct 11, 2017 5:14 AM
#151
HaXXspetten said: KaiserNazrin said: I mean they still haven't adated DR2 so..I wonder, is Danganronpa V3 anime even possible? Well, they don't reference Jabberwock's killing game much so its not necessary to know it. I just wonder how they can pull chapter 6 twist in anime form. |
Oct 11, 2017 6:30 AM
#152
KaiserNazrin said: it'd actually in a way be a bit more fitting in anime form if you think about itHaXXspetten said: KaiserNazrin said: I wonder, is Danganronpa V3 anime even possible? Well, they don't reference Jabberwock's killing game much so its not necessary to know it. I just wonder how they can pull chapter 6 twist in anime form. Given that once you look past the meta presentation the twist is that they are in a reality show. They'd just need a good director and a bare minimum of 24-26 episodes. The problem is we'd just get kishi seiji. |
Immahnoob said: Jizzy, I know you have no idea how to argue for shit, tokiyashiro said: Jizzy as you would call yourself because youre a dick The most butthurt award goes to you And clearly you havent watched that many shows thats why you cant determine if a show is unique or not Or maybe you're just a child who likes common stuffs where hero saves the day and guys gets all the girls. Sad taste you have there kid you came up to me in the first place making you look more like a kid who got slapped without me even knowing it and start crying about it to me |
Oct 11, 2017 11:17 AM
#153
NDRV3 has made me want to re experience the whole series again. I think I'll start off by replaying DR1 (the good ol' fan translated version, obviously) as soon as I've finished Persona 3 FES Undub and Ace Attorney 3 JizzyHitler said: >Fucking Seiji KiSHITit'd actually in a way be a bit more fitting in anime form if you think about it Given that once you look past the meta presentation the twist is that they are in a reality show. They'd just need a good director and a bare minimum of 24-26 episodes. The problem is we'd just get kishi seiji. |
Nico- said: Conversations with people pinging/quoting me to argue about some old post I wrote years ago will not be entertained@Comic_Sans oh no y arnt ppl dieing i need more ppl dieing rly gud plot avansement jus liek tokyo ghoul if erbudy dies amirite |
Oct 11, 2017 5:56 PM
#154
Oct 11, 2017 11:28 PM
#155
@gedata that video was great lol, ive seen a few of these danganronpa v3 op memes, i like that one the most |
Oct 12, 2017 5:36 AM
#156
When you think about it. Angie destroying the Flashback Light was the right decision. Maybe choosing to stay in the school will bore the audience too. Atua was right all along. |
Oct 12, 2017 5:42 AM
#157
KaiserNazrin said: When you think about it. Angie destroying the Flashback Light was the right decision. Maybe choosing to stay in the school will bore the audience too. Atua was right all along. Speaking of chapter 3, I don't understand how they planned on.. Reviving anyone using that revival motive, it doesn't make sense in terms of the story unless they planned on getting a new person in, and then flashbacking them to make them think they were there before |
Oct 12, 2017 5:51 AM
#158
Shirosune said: KaiserNazrin said: When you think about it. Angie destroying the Flashback Light was the right decision. Maybe choosing to stay in the school will bore the audience too. Atua was right all along. Speaking of chapter 3, I don't understand how they planned on.. Reviving anyone using that revival motive, it doesn't make sense in terms of the story unless they planned on getting a new person in, and then flashbacking them to make them think they were there before That is probably what they are gonna do. Everyone characters was created by Team Danganronpa, all they had to was recreated them again in another person body. They have Ultimate Cosplayer so it won't be impossible to change the apperance of another person to look like the deceased. |
Oct 12, 2017 11:50 AM
#159
JewellTH said: I think we can agree that Kokichi Ouma is /ourboy/ I'll bet chapter 5 really crushed your heart |
Oct 13, 2017 3:37 PM
#160
I finished it 3 days ago and it was a great ride, especially chapter 1 and 5. The ending was really enjoyable too. Poor Monokid always gets destroyed first. |
GazerOct 13, 2017 3:43 PM
Men are props on the stage of life, and no matter how tender, how exquisite… A lie will remain a lie. |
Oct 13, 2017 5:24 PM
#161
Don't do drugs, this is your brain on chapter 3 |
Oct 14, 2017 1:35 AM
#162
SnugglyWhuggly said: I finished it a couple of days ago and... The ending was pretty disappointing. It just felt like everything up to that point became kinda meaningless, and the ending dragged on for so long with the characters basically just repeating what they were saying over and over that it just became boring. I've seen worse endings, but this just felt pretty lazy. Also, not gonna lie, all of the characters not dying kinda cheapened the ending all the more for me. Other than that I still enjoyed this game a lot. I think I generally liked the cast of characters more than Danganronpa 2 (and some of Danganronpa 1) as well. Kokichi > Nagito. Korekiyo > Gundham. Keebo > Makoto. Chiaki still best girl tho. Also, that ending kinda reminded me of the lyrics from the anime adaptation of the first VN ("fiction comes alive, we start to play"). No idea if it that was intentional or not... What do you mean all of them not dying? Only 3 characters survive, the rest stayed dead. |
Oct 14, 2017 2:45 AM
#163
SnugglyWhuggly said: KaiserNazrin said: SnugglyWhuggly said: I finished it a couple of days ago and... The ending was pretty disappointing. It just felt like everything up to that point became kinda meaningless, and the ending dragged on for so long with the characters basically just repeating what they were saying over and over that it just became boring. I've seen worse endings, but this just felt pretty lazy. Also, not gonna lie, all of the characters not dying kinda cheapened the ending all the more for me. Other than that I still enjoyed this game a lot. I think I generally liked the cast of characters more than Danganronpa 2 (and some of Danganronpa 1) as well. Kokichi > Nagito. Korekiyo > Gundham. Keebo > Makoto. Chiaki still best girl tho. Also, that ending kinda reminded me of the lyrics from the anime adaptation of the first VN ("fiction comes alive, we start to play"). No idea if it that was intentional or not... What do you mean all of them not dying? Only 3 characters survive, the rest stayed dead. That's what I mean. Before the game went back to the title screen and there was a scene after that, it implies they all died. Then during the scene after the credits, it shows 3 of them alive. Who would actually be happy if they all died? Since the audience were already bored and stopped watching, there's no reason for them to die anymore to stop the killing game. |
Oct 14, 2017 3:01 AM
#164
@SnugglyWhuggly >Korekiyo better than our lord and savior Gundam Tanaka TRIGGERED |
Nico- said: Conversations with people pinging/quoting me to argue about some old post I wrote years ago will not be entertained@Comic_Sans oh no y arnt ppl dieing i need more ppl dieing rly gud plot avansement jus liek tokyo ghoul if erbudy dies amirite |
Oct 14, 2017 3:21 AM
#165
@SnugglyWhuggly THE FOUR DARK GODS OF DESTRUCTION WILL PUNISH YOU FOR COMMITTING BLASPHEMY |
Nico- said: Conversations with people pinging/quoting me to argue about some old post I wrote years ago will not be entertained@Comic_Sans oh no y arnt ppl dieing i need more ppl dieing rly gud plot avansement jus liek tokyo ghoul if erbudy dies amirite |
Oct 14, 2017 3:25 AM
#166
SnugglyWhuggly said: KaiserNazrin said: SnugglyWhuggly said: KaiserNazrin said: SnugglyWhuggly said: I finished it a couple of days ago and... The ending was pretty disappointing. It just felt like everything up to that point became kinda meaningless, and the ending dragged on for so long with the characters basically just repeating what they were saying over and over that it just became boring. I've seen worse endings, but this just felt pretty lazy. Also, not gonna lie, all of the characters not dying kinda cheapened the ending all the more for me. Other than that I still enjoyed this game a lot. I think I generally liked the cast of characters more than Danganronpa 2 (and some of Danganronpa 1) as well. Kokichi > Nagito. Korekiyo > Gundham. Keebo > Makoto. Chiaki still best girl tho. Also, that ending kinda reminded me of the lyrics from the anime adaptation of the first VN ("fiction comes alive, we start to play"). No idea if it that was intentional or not... What do you mean all of them not dying? Only 3 characters survive, the rest stayed dead. That's what I mean. Before the game went back to the title screen and there was a scene after that, it implies they all died. Then during the scene after the credits, it shows 3 of them alive. Who would actually be happy if they all died? Since the audience were already bored and stopped watching, there's no reason for them to die anymore to stop the killing game. I'm not talking about the in-game audience, I'm talking about how I personally felt about it. Very few works of fiction are brave enough to do a "everyone dies" ending, and it was kinda disappointing that V3 wasn't either. Each to their own, I don't think I'll find that kind of ending satsifying, not that the ending we got is that good but everyone dying will make everything feel even worse. 3 survivors is a pretty low number already. |
Oct 14, 2017 7:44 AM
#167
KaiserNazrin said: SnugglyWhuggly said: KaiserNazrin said: SnugglyWhuggly said: KaiserNazrin said: SnugglyWhuggly said: I finished it a couple of days ago and... The ending was pretty disappointing. It just felt like everything up to that point became kinda meaningless, and the ending dragged on for so long with the characters basically just repeating what they were saying over and over that it just became boring. I've seen worse endings, but this just felt pretty lazy. Also, not gonna lie, all of the characters not dying kinda cheapened the ending all the more for me. Other than that I still enjoyed this game a lot. I think I generally liked the cast of characters more than Danganronpa 2 (and some of Danganronpa 1) as well. Kokichi > Nagito. Korekiyo > Gundham. Keebo > Makoto. Chiaki still best girl tho. Also, that ending kinda reminded me of the lyrics from the anime adaptation of the first VN ("fiction comes alive, we start to play"). No idea if it that was intentional or not... What do you mean all of them not dying? Only 3 characters survive, the rest stayed dead. That's what I mean. Before the game went back to the title screen and there was a scene after that, it implies they all died. Then during the scene after the credits, it shows 3 of them alive. Who would actually be happy if they all died? Since the audience were already bored and stopped watching, there's no reason for them to die anymore to stop the killing game. I'm not talking about the in-game audience, I'm talking about how I personally felt about it. Very few works of fiction are brave enough to do a "everyone dies" ending, and it was kinda disappointing that V3 wasn't either. Each to their own, I don't think I'll find that kind of ending satsifying, not that the ending we got is that good but everyone dying will make everything feel even worse. 3 survivors is a pretty low number already. Whats the point of doing an "everyone dies" ending? No one likes those and this isn't a horror game. |
Oct 14, 2017 12:11 PM
#168
SnugglyWhuggly said: KaiserNazrin said: SnugglyWhuggly said: I finished it a couple of days ago and... The ending was pretty disappointing. It just felt like everything up to that point became kinda meaningless, and the ending dragged on for so long with the characters basically just repeating what they were saying over and over that it just became boring. I've seen worse endings, but this just felt pretty lazy. Also, not gonna lie, all of the characters not dying kinda cheapened the ending all the more for me. Other than that I still enjoyed this game a lot. I think I generally liked the cast of characters more than Danganronpa 2 (and some of Danganronpa 1) as well. Kokichi > Nagito. Korekiyo > Gundham. Keebo > Makoto. Chiaki still best girl tho. Also, that ending kinda reminded me of the lyrics from the anime adaptation of the first VN ("fiction comes alive, we start to play"). No idea if it that was intentional or not... What do you mean all of them not dying? Only 3 characters survive, the rest stayed dead. That's what I mean. Before the game went back to the title screen and there was a scene after that, it implies they all died. Then during the scene after the credits, it shows 3 of them alive. Its not balls that it takes to kill off everyone, its thematic consistency and if danganronpa did this it'd fundamentally be betraying the core theme to the entire series which is perservering through tragedy and loss towards a brighter future, basically your lowest point doesnt mean your end. The entire series and cast is based on this theme with V3 especially with its only 3 survivors being the ones who changes the most dramatically because of lost loved ones. The reason a kill em all ending is rare, is that its rare that it wouldn't be fucking horrible. On the contrary of what you said its actually very lacking in balls to do because it essentialy provides a direct stop in the story based off a really simple decision to make. Its alot more ballsy to have characters change in reaction to important deaths and requires far more skill than just offing everyone for cheap feels, star wars rogue one is a pretty solid example of how generally shit those endings are. |
Immahnoob said: Jizzy, I know you have no idea how to argue for shit, tokiyashiro said: Jizzy as you would call yourself because youre a dick The most butthurt award goes to you And clearly you havent watched that many shows thats why you cant determine if a show is unique or not Or maybe you're just a child who likes common stuffs where hero saves the day and guys gets all the girls. Sad taste you have there kid you came up to me in the first place making you look more like a kid who got slapped without me even knowing it and start crying about it to me |
Oct 14, 2017 12:58 PM
#169
There is one thing that bugs me. Tsumugi said that she couldn't cosplay as Kaede due to cospox. Later, however, we learned that memories and personalities of characters had been fictional and only their bodies were real. Taking that into account Ultimate Cosplayer should've been able to impersonate 'fake Kaede'. Did Tsumugi lie about cospox? |
Men are props on the stage of life, and no matter how tender, how exquisite… A lie will remain a lie. |
Oct 14, 2017 1:09 PM
#170
Gazer said: There is one thing that bugs me. Tsumugi said that she couldn't cosplay as Kaede due to cospox. Later, however, we learned that memories and personalities of characters had been fictional and only their bodies were real. Taking that into account Ultimate Cosplayer should've been able to impersonate 'fake Kaede'. Did Tsumugi lie about cospox? This also bugged me. Considering that she claimed the participants had applied voluntarily for the killing game but the prologue clearly showed Kaede being kidnapped, meaning that she was lying up until the very end, it might have been just another lie of hers. Her cospox could actually have been something else, e.g. a rash caused by the material in Kaede's clothes. Even if she wasn't the super high school cosplayer she must've possessed at least some knowledge of different textile types in order to keep up her masquerade |
Nico- said: Conversations with people pinging/quoting me to argue about some old post I wrote years ago will not be entertained@Comic_Sans oh no y arnt ppl dieing i need more ppl dieing rly gud plot avansement jus liek tokyo ghoul if erbudy dies amirite |
Oct 14, 2017 1:25 PM
#171
Comic_Sans said: Gazer said: There is one thing that bugs me. Tsumugi said that she couldn't cosplay as Kaede due to cospox. Later, however, we learned that memories and personalities of characters had been fictional and only their bodies were real. Taking that into account Ultimate Cosplayer should've been able to impersonate 'fake Kaede'. Did Tsumugi lie about cospox? This also bugged me. Considering that she claimed the participants had applied voluntarily for the killing game but the prologue clearly showed Kaede being kidnapped, meaning that she was lying up until the very end, it might have been just another lie of hers. Her cospox could actually have been something else, e.g. a rash caused by the material in Kaede's clothes. Even if she wasn't the super high school cosplayer she must've possessed at least some knowledge of different textile types in order to keep up her masquerade Yeah, that's highly possible. In particular when you look at the main theme of V3, which is a lie. |
Men are props on the stage of life, and no matter how tender, how exquisite… A lie will remain a lie. |
Oct 14, 2017 1:27 PM
#172
What if everything tsumugi said was a lie though? |
Oct 14, 2017 6:57 PM
#173
Then that means we got no answers. Gazer said: There is one thing that bugs me. Tsumugi said that she couldn't cosplay as Kaede due to cospox. Later, however, we learned that memories and personalities of characters had been fictional and only their bodies were real. Taking that into account Ultimate Cosplayer should've been able to impersonate 'fake Kaede'. Did Tsumugi lie about cospox? Maybe she planned so far ahead that she gave Kaede fabric she was allergic to. |
Oct 14, 2017 7:08 PM
#174
Gazer said: Well correct me if I'm wrong butThere is one thing that bugs me. Tsumugi said that she couldn't cosplay as Kaede due to cospox. Later, however, we learned that memories and personalities of characters had been fictional and only their bodies were real. Taking that into account Ultimate Cosplayer should've been able to impersonate 'fake Kaede'. Did Tsumugi lie about cospox? In the final chapter when she starts cosplaying as all the older Danganronpa characters, I don't think she cosplays as any of the ones from V3. Wouldn't that mean they are actually real in their world and the cospox was not a lie? |
Oct 14, 2017 7:13 PM
#175
gedata said: Gazer said: There is one thing that bugs me. Tsumugi said that she couldn't cosplay as Kaede due to cospox. Later, however, we learned that memories and personalities of characters had been fictional and only their bodies were real. Taking that into account Ultimate Cosplayer should've been able to impersonate 'fake Kaede'. Did Tsumugi lie about cospox? Maybe she planned so far ahead that she gave Kaede fabric she was allergic to. That's pretty farfetched. If anybody other than Kaede asked for evidence regarding her cospox then would she have made everyone's clothes allergic to her skin? The ending might have been ballsy but it did leave a LOT of loose threads. Major123 said: Gazer said: Well correct me if I'm wrong butThere is one thing that bugs me. Tsumugi said that she couldn't cosplay as Kaede due to cospox. Later, however, we learned that memories and personalities of characters had been fictional and only their bodies were real. Taking that into account Ultimate Cosplayer should've been able to impersonate 'fake Kaede'. Did Tsumugi lie about cospox? In the final chapter when she starts cosplaying as all the older Danganronpa characters, I don't think she cosplays as any of the ones from V3. Wouldn't that mean they are actually real in their world and the cospox was not a lie? If that's the case then what do you make of the "Team Danganronpa" logos hovering outside the sphere of their universe? |
Oct 14, 2017 7:19 PM
#176
Considering what Tsumugi talent is, she could easily fake the cospox. Just another make up. |
Oct 14, 2017 7:25 PM
#177
John_2001 said: I actually asked that question earlier, and I couldn't find an answer for it. Maybe the 4th game will explain, maybe not.gedata said: Gazer said: There is one thing that bugs me. Tsumugi said that she couldn't cosplay as Kaede due to cospox. Later, however, we learned that memories and personalities of characters had been fictional and only their bodies were real. Taking that into account Ultimate Cosplayer should've been able to impersonate 'fake Kaede'. Did Tsumugi lie about cospox? Maybe she planned so far ahead that she gave Kaede fabric she was allergic to. That's pretty farfetched. If anybody other than Kaede asked for evidence regarding her cospox then would she have made everyone's clothes allergic to her skin? The ending might have been ballsy but it did leave a LOT of loose threads. Major123 said: Gazer said: There is one thing that bugs me. Tsumugi said that she couldn't cosplay as Kaede due to cospox. Later, however, we learned that memories and personalities of characters had been fictional and only their bodies were real. Taking that into account Ultimate Cosplayer should've been able to impersonate 'fake Kaede'. Did Tsumugi lie about cospox? In the final chapter when she starts cosplaying as all the older Danganronpa characters, I don't think she cosplays as any of the ones from V3. Wouldn't that mean they are actually real in their world and the cospox was not a lie? If that's the case then what do you make of the "Team Danganronpa" logos hovering outside the sphere of their universe? |
Oct 15, 2017 8:38 AM
#178
Welcome to Hydraulic Press Channel. Today, we have this harmless-looking purple gremlin child. However, it is the supreme leader of an evil organization that is extremely dangerous and can attack at any moment. So, we must deal with him. |
Oct 16, 2017 7:53 AM
#179
SnugglyWhuggly said: JizzyHitler said: SnugglyWhuggly said: KaiserNazrin said: SnugglyWhuggly said: I finished it a couple of days ago and... The ending was pretty disappointing. It just felt like everything up to that point became kinda meaningless, and the ending dragged on for so long with the characters basically just repeating what they were saying over and over that it just became boring. I've seen worse endings, but this just felt pretty lazy. Also, not gonna lie, all of the characters not dying kinda cheapened the ending all the more for me. Other than that I still enjoyed this game a lot. I think I generally liked the cast of characters more than Danganronpa 2 (and some of Danganronpa 1) as well. Kokichi > Nagito. Korekiyo > Gundham. Keebo > Makoto. Chiaki still best girl tho. Also, that ending kinda reminded me of the lyrics from the anime adaptation of the first VN ("fiction comes alive, we start to play"). No idea if it that was intentional or not... What do you mean all of them not dying? Only 3 characters survive, the rest stayed dead. That's what I mean. Before the game went back to the title screen and there was a scene after that, it implies they all died. Then during the scene after the credits, it shows 3 of them alive. Its not balls that it takes to kill off everyone, its thematic consistency and if danganronpa did this it'd fundamentally be betraying the core theme to the entire series which is perservering through tragedy and loss towards a brighter future, basically your lowest point doesnt mean your end. The entire series and cast is based on this theme with V3 especially with its only 3 survivors being the ones who changes the most dramatically because of lost loved ones. The reason a kill em all ending is rare, is that its rare that it wouldn't be fucking horrible. On the contrary of what you said its actually very lacking in balls to do because it essentialy provides a direct stop in the story based off a really simple decision to make. Its alot more ballsy to have characters change in reaction to important deaths and requires far more skill than just offing everyone for cheap feels, star wars rogue one is a pretty solid example of how generally shit those endings are. I enjoyed Rogue One's ending actually. I agree that the series is ultimately about "hope", but having the characters survive after being hardcore determined to end the killing games just felt cheap to me, personally. It kinda just felt like their resolve didn't really hit home as much as I would have liked. Well if they all died then the game would be pointless, they didn't vote in the end so clearly they were determined to end the killing game. The epilogue scene shows that they might try to end it for good later on. |
Oct 16, 2017 9:53 AM
#180
JewellTH said: Are you sure?KaiserNazrin said: Welcome to Hydraulic Press Channel. Today, we have this harmless-looking purple gremlin child. However, it is the supreme leader of an evil organization that is extremely dangerous and can attack at any moment. So, we must deal with him. Chapter 5 memes are truly a blessing. /* blahblah */ |
Oct 16, 2017 1:29 PM
#181
JewellTH said: whered you read that? If true we dodged a bullet cause thatd actually ruin the entire game. Ibo almost did the same thing except reversed, the director wanted to go all in but thst staff convinced them otherwise that itd be a bad ending.SnugglyWhuggly said: Major123 said: SnugglyWhuggly said: JizzyHitler said: SnugglyWhuggly said: KaiserNazrin said: SnugglyWhuggly said: I finished it a couple of days ago and... The ending was pretty disappointing. It just felt like everything up to that point became kinda meaningless, and the ending dragged on for so long with the characters basically just repeating what they were saying over and over that it just became boring. I've seen worse endings, but this just felt pretty lazy. Also, not gonna lie, all of the characters not dying kinda cheapened the ending all the more for me. Other than that I still enjoyed this game a lot. I think I generally liked the cast of characters more than Danganronpa 2 (and some of Danganronpa 1) as well. Kokichi > Nagito. Korekiyo > Gundham. Keebo > Makoto. Chiaki still best girl tho. Also, that ending kinda reminded me of the lyrics from the anime adaptation of the first VN ("fiction comes alive, we start to play"). No idea if it that was intentional or not... What do you mean all of them not dying? Only 3 characters survive, the rest stayed dead. That's what I mean. Before the game went back to the title screen and there was a scene after that, it implies they all died. Then during the scene after the credits, it shows 3 of them alive. Its not balls that it takes to kill off everyone, its thematic consistency and if danganronpa did this it'd fundamentally be betraying the core theme to the entire series which is perservering through tragedy and loss towards a brighter future, basically your lowest point doesnt mean your end. The entire series and cast is based on this theme with V3 especially with its only 3 survivors being the ones who changes the most dramatically because of lost loved ones. The reason a kill em all ending is rare, is that its rare that it wouldn't be fucking horrible. On the contrary of what you said its actually very lacking in balls to do because it essentialy provides a direct stop in the story based off a really simple decision to make. Its alot more ballsy to have characters change in reaction to important deaths and requires far more skill than just offing everyone for cheap feels, star wars rogue one is a pretty solid example of how generally shit those endings are. I enjoyed Rogue One's ending actually. I agree that the series is ultimately about "hope", but having the characters survive after being hardcore determined to end the killing games just felt cheap to me, personally. It kinda just felt like their resolve didn't really hit home as much as I would have liked. Well if they all died then the game would be pointless, they didn't vote in the end so clearly they were determined to end the killing game. The epilogue scene shows that they might try to end it for good later on. The game already felt pretty pointless with the "lol, it's all fiction" reveal for me. Even if the characters themselves were meant to be "real" or whatever and just had this memories overwritten with fictional ones, the number of plot holes and flip flopping the game went through in the last class trial just really made me stop caring about it at that point. This ending was even more anti-climatic and just brought a sense of "...Really?" more than Zero Time Dilemma's ending did for me. Yes, they were determined to end the killing game. So much so that they were willing to sacrifice their own lives. That determination meant nothing to me after it showed they survived. The fact that they lived just makes it feel like the killing games may continue. Funny enough, in the original ending they were all supposed to die. However, Kodaka added in the epilogue to have them survive which the other staff tried but failed to convinced him not to. |
Immahnoob said: Jizzy, I know you have no idea how to argue for shit, tokiyashiro said: Jizzy as you would call yourself because youre a dick The most butthurt award goes to you And clearly you havent watched that many shows thats why you cant determine if a show is unique or not Or maybe you're just a child who likes common stuffs where hero saves the day and guys gets all the girls. Sad taste you have there kid you came up to me in the first place making you look more like a kid who got slapped without me even knowing it and start crying about it to me |
Oct 16, 2017 8:49 PM
#182
Yeah I'm really happy that never happened, that would be a really lame ending. |
Oct 16, 2017 9:45 PM
#183
Just finished chapter 2. Damn school work hindering my progress God Bless, America(Nippon) |
"... Because when you live in this world of my closed eyes... ... Being alone is very lonely...". |
Oct 16, 2017 9:49 PM
#184
Neonoia said: Just finished chapter 2. Damn school work hindering my progress God Bless, America(Nippon) Are you enjoying it so far at least? |
Oct 16, 2017 11:02 PM
#185
Shirosune said: Neonoia said: Just finished chapter 2. Damn school work hindering my progress God Bless, America(Nippon) Are you enjoying it so far at least? Currently, it's alright. I maybe have some bias since I prefer the tropical setting of DR2 and V3 reminded me more on DR1. Hopefully the pace picks up since the first two cases weren't mind blowing although chapter 1 did make me quite sad. |
"... Because when you live in this world of my closed eyes... ... Being alone is very lonely...". |
Oct 17, 2017 1:39 AM
#186
JewellTH said: JizzyHitler said: JewellTH said: SnugglyWhuggly said: Major123 said: SnugglyWhuggly said: JizzyHitler said: SnugglyWhuggly said: KaiserNazrin said: SnugglyWhuggly said: I finished it a couple of days ago and... The ending was pretty disappointing. It just felt like everything up to that point became kinda meaningless, and the ending dragged on for so long with the characters basically just repeating what they were saying over and over that it just became boring. I've seen worse endings, but this just felt pretty lazy. Also, not gonna lie, all of the characters not dying kinda cheapened the ending all the more for me. Other than that I still enjoyed this game a lot. I think I generally liked the cast of characters more than Danganronpa 2 (and some of Danganronpa 1) as well. Kokichi > Nagito. Korekiyo > Gundham. Keebo > Makoto. Chiaki still best girl tho. Also, that ending kinda reminded me of the lyrics from the anime adaptation of the first VN ("fiction comes alive, we start to play"). No idea if it that was intentional or not... What do you mean all of them not dying? Only 3 characters survive, the rest stayed dead. That's what I mean. Before the game went back to the title screen and there was a scene after that, it implies they all died. Then during the scene after the credits, it shows 3 of them alive. Its not balls that it takes to kill off everyone, its thematic consistency and if danganronpa did this it'd fundamentally be betraying the core theme to the entire series which is perservering through tragedy and loss towards a brighter future, basically your lowest point doesnt mean your end. The entire series and cast is based on this theme with V3 especially with its only 3 survivors being the ones who changes the most dramatically because of lost loved ones. The reason a kill em all ending is rare, is that its rare that it wouldn't be fucking horrible. On the contrary of what you said its actually very lacking in balls to do because it essentialy provides a direct stop in the story based off a really simple decision to make. Its alot more ballsy to have characters change in reaction to important deaths and requires far more skill than just offing everyone for cheap feels, star wars rogue one is a pretty solid example of how generally shit those endings are. I enjoyed Rogue One's ending actually. I agree that the series is ultimately about "hope", but having the characters survive after being hardcore determined to end the killing games just felt cheap to me, personally. It kinda just felt like their resolve didn't really hit home as much as I would have liked. Well if they all died then the game would be pointless, they didn't vote in the end so clearly they were determined to end the killing game. The epilogue scene shows that they might try to end it for good later on. The game already felt pretty pointless with the "lol, it's all fiction" reveal for me. Even if the characters themselves were meant to be "real" or whatever and just had this memories overwritten with fictional ones, the number of plot holes and flip flopping the game went through in the last class trial just really made me stop caring about it at that point. This ending was even more anti-climatic and just brought a sense of "...Really?" more than Zero Time Dilemma's ending did for me. Yes, they were determined to end the killing game. So much so that they were willing to sacrifice their own lives. That determination meant nothing to me after it showed they survived. The fact that they lived just makes it feel like the killing games may continue. Funny enough, in the original ending they were all supposed to die. However, Kodaka added in the epilogue to have them survive which the other staff tried but failed to convinced him not to. It was said in both an interview Kodaka had about the popularity poll as well as the artbook. He also said in the interview that the audience in V3 doesn't represent the player. Yeah it was kind of obvious that was the case, since they represented that world, it was a world where the killing game was real and they were imitating danganronpa, far in the future with real people which you could watch live |
Oct 17, 2017 4:24 AM
#187
Alright it's taken me about 40 hours and I'm up to the class trial of chapter 4, anyone else here as slow as me? |
Sets Last FM Anime List Manga List Clue no. 2: Somewhere in one of the pictures in my forum signature. |
Oct 17, 2017 5:51 AM
#188
JewellTH said: well good on him for not making an ending worse than DR3, hopefully that doesnt mean he doesn't have a good idea to do with the survivors if theres a v4JizzyHitler said: JewellTH said: SnugglyWhuggly said: Major123 said: SnugglyWhuggly said: JizzyHitler said: SnugglyWhuggly said: KaiserNazrin said: SnugglyWhuggly said: I finished it a couple of days ago and... The ending was pretty disappointing. It just felt like everything up to that point became kinda meaningless, and the ending dragged on for so long with the characters basically just repeating what they were saying over and over that it just became boring. I've seen worse endings, but this just felt pretty lazy. Also, not gonna lie, all of the characters not dying kinda cheapened the ending all the more for me. Other than that I still enjoyed this game a lot. I think I generally liked the cast of characters more than Danganronpa 2 (and some of Danganronpa 1) as well. Kokichi > Nagito. Korekiyo > Gundham. Keebo > Makoto. Chiaki still best girl tho. Also, that ending kinda reminded me of the lyrics from the anime adaptation of the first VN ("fiction comes alive, we start to play"). No idea if it that was intentional or not... What do you mean all of them not dying? Only 3 characters survive, the rest stayed dead. That's what I mean. Before the game went back to the title screen and there was a scene after that, it implies they all died. Then during the scene after the credits, it shows 3 of them alive. Its not balls that it takes to kill off everyone, its thematic consistency and if danganronpa did this it'd fundamentally be betraying the core theme to the entire series which is perservering through tragedy and loss towards a brighter future, basically your lowest point doesnt mean your end. The entire series and cast is based on this theme with V3 especially with its only 3 survivors being the ones who changes the most dramatically because of lost loved ones. The reason a kill em all ending is rare, is that its rare that it wouldn't be fucking horrible. On the contrary of what you said its actually very lacking in balls to do because it essentialy provides a direct stop in the story based off a really simple decision to make. Its alot more ballsy to have characters change in reaction to important deaths and requires far more skill than just offing everyone for cheap feels, star wars rogue one is a pretty solid example of how generally shit those endings are. I enjoyed Rogue One's ending actually. I agree that the series is ultimately about "hope", but having the characters survive after being hardcore determined to end the killing games just felt cheap to me, personally. It kinda just felt like their resolve didn't really hit home as much as I would have liked. Well if they all died then the game would be pointless, they didn't vote in the end so clearly they were determined to end the killing game. The epilogue scene shows that they might try to end it for good later on. The game already felt pretty pointless with the "lol, it's all fiction" reveal for me. Even if the characters themselves were meant to be "real" or whatever and just had this memories overwritten with fictional ones, the number of plot holes and flip flopping the game went through in the last class trial just really made me stop caring about it at that point. This ending was even more anti-climatic and just brought a sense of "...Really?" more than Zero Time Dilemma's ending did for me. Yes, they were determined to end the killing game. So much so that they were willing to sacrifice their own lives. That determination meant nothing to me after it showed they survived. The fact that they lived just makes it feel like the killing games may continue. Funny enough, in the original ending they were all supposed to die. However, Kodaka added in the epilogue to have them survive which the other staff tried but failed to convinced him not to. It was said in both an interview Kodaka had about the popularity poll as well as the artbook. He also said in the interview that the audience in V3 doesn't represent the player. |
Immahnoob said: Jizzy, I know you have no idea how to argue for shit, tokiyashiro said: Jizzy as you would call yourself because youre a dick The most butthurt award goes to you And clearly you havent watched that many shows thats why you cant determine if a show is unique or not Or maybe you're just a child who likes common stuffs where hero saves the day and guys gets all the girls. Sad taste you have there kid you came up to me in the first place making you look more like a kid who got slapped without me even knowing it and start crying about it to me |
Oct 17, 2017 3:01 PM
#189
JewellTH said: JizzyHitler said: JewellTH said: SnugglyWhuggly said: Major123 said: SnugglyWhuggly said: JizzyHitler said: SnugglyWhuggly said: KaiserNazrin said: SnugglyWhuggly said: I finished it a couple of days ago and... The ending was pretty disappointing. It just felt like everything up to that point became kinda meaningless, and the ending dragged on for so long with the characters basically just repeating what they were saying over and over that it just became boring. I've seen worse endings, but this just felt pretty lazy. Also, not gonna lie, all of the characters not dying kinda cheapened the ending all the more for me. Other than that I still enjoyed this game a lot. I think I generally liked the cast of characters more than Danganronpa 2 (and some of Danganronpa 1) as well. Kokichi > Nagito. Korekiyo > Gundham. Keebo > Makoto. Chiaki still best girl tho. Also, that ending kinda reminded me of the lyrics from the anime adaptation of the first VN ("fiction comes alive, we start to play"). No idea if it that was intentional or not... What do you mean all of them not dying? Only 3 characters survive, the rest stayed dead. That's what I mean. Before the game went back to the title screen and there was a scene after that, it implies they all died. Then during the scene after the credits, it shows 3 of them alive. Its not balls that it takes to kill off everyone, its thematic consistency and if danganronpa did this it'd fundamentally be betraying the core theme to the entire series which is perservering through tragedy and loss towards a brighter future, basically your lowest point doesnt mean your end. The entire series and cast is based on this theme with V3 especially with its only 3 survivors being the ones who changes the most dramatically because of lost loved ones. The reason a kill em all ending is rare, is that its rare that it wouldn't be fucking horrible. On the contrary of what you said its actually very lacking in balls to do because it essentialy provides a direct stop in the story based off a really simple decision to make. Its alot more ballsy to have characters change in reaction to important deaths and requires far more skill than just offing everyone for cheap feels, star wars rogue one is a pretty solid example of how generally shit those endings are. I enjoyed Rogue One's ending actually. I agree that the series is ultimately about "hope", but having the characters survive after being hardcore determined to end the killing games just felt cheap to me, personally. It kinda just felt like their resolve didn't really hit home as much as I would have liked. Well if they all died then the game would be pointless, they didn't vote in the end so clearly they were determined to end the killing game. The epilogue scene shows that they might try to end it for good later on. The game already felt pretty pointless with the "lol, it's all fiction" reveal for me. Even if the characters themselves were meant to be "real" or whatever and just had this memories overwritten with fictional ones, the number of plot holes and flip flopping the game went through in the last class trial just really made me stop caring about it at that point. This ending was even more anti-climatic and just brought a sense of "...Really?" more than Zero Time Dilemma's ending did for me. Yes, they were determined to end the killing game. So much so that they were willing to sacrifice their own lives. That determination meant nothing to me after it showed they survived. The fact that they lived just makes it feel like the killing games may continue. Funny enough, in the original ending they were all supposed to die. However, Kodaka added in the epilogue to have them survive which the other staff tried but failed to convinced him not to. It was said in both an interview Kodaka had about the popularity poll as well as the artbook. He also said in the interview that the audience in V3 doesn't represent the player. Do you have the source of that interview by any chance? |
GazerOct 17, 2017 4:32 PM
Men are props on the stage of life, and no matter how tender, how exquisite… A lie will remain a lie. |
Oct 17, 2017 7:15 PM
#190
Cookies said: The game took me about 45 hours to beat, its definitely the longest in the franchise, it just depends on your reading speed but V3 feels alot more like a game than the past 2 entries did too which also adds to the length.Alright it's taken me about 40 hours and I'm up to the class trial of chapter 4, anyone else here as slow as me? |
Immahnoob said: Jizzy, I know you have no idea how to argue for shit, tokiyashiro said: Jizzy as you would call yourself because youre a dick The most butthurt award goes to you And clearly you havent watched that many shows thats why you cant determine if a show is unique or not Or maybe you're just a child who likes common stuffs where hero saves the day and guys gets all the girls. Sad taste you have there kid you came up to me in the first place making you look more like a kid who got slapped without me even knowing it and start crying about it to me |
Oct 18, 2017 3:52 AM
#191
JizzyHitler said: I feel like somehow an extra 5 hours got added on somewhere (dunno how) + I've got all monomonomachine items and ive bought 3 keys of love so far so spending a fair while at the casino + probably a few hours in total alt+tabbed has to do with it.Cookies said: The game took me about 45 hours to beat, its definitely the longest in the franchise, it just depends on your reading speed but V3 feels alot more like a game than the past 2 entries did too which also adds to the length.Alright it's taken me about 40 hours and I'm up to the class trial of chapter 4, anyone else here as slow as me? You mention that it feels more like a game than the other two which i definitely agree with, I like the addition of the casino as well. People say the ending is disappointing (which I haven't reached yet) and I'm hoping that just opinion based lol. I doubt but really hope that there's atleast some other stuff that branches off from the V3 story and that it's not completely independent as a game, because like the original danganronpa there's a lot of opportunity for expansion. |
Sets Last FM Anime List Manga List Clue no. 2: Somewhere in one of the pictures in my forum signature. |
Oct 18, 2017 8:01 PM
#192
Danganronpa V3 Comic Anthology is pretty hilarious. |
Oct 19, 2017 8:35 AM
#193
Oh. So THAT'S where that image is from. |
Oct 20, 2017 12:10 PM
#194
Oct 21, 2017 5:59 PM
#195
It took me 67 hours according to the save file (probably off by about 15 hours) but I'm finally done. Alright so about the ending (spoilers of course) No seriously, don't click the next button if you haven't finished the game. I really enjoyed the ending and the irony of the fans not liking the ending, I nearly feel bad that it's my fault this happened. I don't really understand the epilogue though, there's nothing the survivors can do anyway, they're just trapped there now, makes it feel a little bit cheap (unless I'm missing something). Lots of peoples' biggest problem is that the ending makes the game feel like all the events that took place were meaningless, but that didn't feel like it was an issue for me. It feels good to be able to read all the posts on r/danganronpa and other areas with lots of spoilers now that I'm done. Also I really appreciate the effort put into the bonus modes in the game. This was also because he knew the twists that were going to be done not only in the first chapter, but in the sixth, but didn't have the idea on how to implement them yet. |
CookiesOct 21, 2017 6:09 PM
Sets Last FM Anime List Manga List Clue no. 2: Somewhere in one of the pictures in my forum signature. |
Oct 21, 2017 6:26 PM
#196
Ya, the ending was absolutely shit and it may have possibly ruined Danganronpa for me; It pulled a re:creators pretty much. The only thing that even made the game worthwhile was Kokichi |
Oct 21, 2017 6:28 PM
#197
Cookies said: It took me 67 hours according to the save file (probably off by about 15 hours) but I'm finally done. Alright so about the ending (spoilers of course) No seriously, don't click the next button if you haven't finished the game. I really enjoyed the ending and the irony of the fans not liking the ending, I nearly feel bad that it's my fault this happened. I don't really understand the epilogue though, there's nothing the survivors can do anyway, they're just trapped there now, makes it feel a little bit cheap (unless I'm missing something). Lots of peoples' biggest problem is that the ending makes the game feel like all the events that took place were meaningless, but that didn't feel like it was an issue for me. It feels good to be able to read all the posts on r/danganronpa and other areas with lots of spoilers now that I'm done. Also I really appreciate the effort put into the bonus modes in the game. This was also because he knew the twists that were going to be done not only in the first chapter, but in the sixth, but didn't have the idea on how to implement them yet. They arent trapped there or anything, they werent literally in a game v3's world is basically our own where DR 1-3 are just media, except somewhere along the line it transitioned into a reality game show. V3 just takes place on a set, shuuihi maki and himiko escape into the world at large at the end |
Immahnoob said: Jizzy, I know you have no idea how to argue for shit, tokiyashiro said: Jizzy as you would call yourself because youre a dick The most butthurt award goes to you And clearly you havent watched that many shows thats why you cant determine if a show is unique or not Or maybe you're just a child who likes common stuffs where hero saves the day and guys gets all the girls. Sad taste you have there kid you came up to me in the first place making you look more like a kid who got slapped without me even knowing it and start crying about it to me |
Oct 22, 2017 12:12 AM
#198
JizzyHitler said: Cookies said: It took me 67 hours according to the save file (probably off by about 15 hours) but I'm finally done. Alright so about the ending (spoilers of course) No seriously, don't click the next button if you haven't finished the game. I really enjoyed the ending and the irony of the fans not liking the ending, I nearly feel bad that it's my fault this happened. I don't really understand the epilogue though, there's nothing the survivors can do anyway, they're just trapped there now, makes it feel a little bit cheap (unless I'm missing something). Lots of peoples' biggest problem is that the ending makes the game feel like all the events that took place were meaningless, but that didn't feel like it was an issue for me. It feels good to be able to read all the posts on r/danganronpa and other areas with lots of spoilers now that I'm done. Also I really appreciate the effort put into the bonus modes in the game. This was also because he knew the twists that were going to be done not only in the first chapter, but in the sixth, but didn't have the idea on how to implement them yet. They arent trapped there or anything, they werent literally in a game v3's world is basically our own where DR 1-3 are just media, except somewhere along the line it transitioned into a reality game show. V3 just takes place on a set, shuuihi maki and himiko escape into the world at large at the end Judging the final shot from the epilogue from outside the hole keebo made, the executions, and the fact they had no home to go to, I thought they were actually in the game even right up until the end, but I guess ultimately it doesn't really change anything. |
Sets Last FM Anime List Manga List Clue no. 2: Somewhere in one of the pictures in my forum signature. |
Oct 22, 2017 3:44 AM
#199
Also I feel the need to share this with somebody because nobody I know understands :---( |
Sets Last FM Anime List Manga List Clue no. 2: Somewhere in one of the pictures in my forum signature. |
Oct 22, 2017 9:53 AM
#200
Cookies said: you can just chalk that up to them being meta about it.JizzyHitler said: Cookies said: It took me 67 hours according to the save file (probably off by about 15 hours) but I'm finally done. Alright so about the ending (spoilers of course) No seriously, don't click the next button if you haven't finished the game. I really enjoyed the ending and the irony of the fans not liking the ending, I nearly feel bad that it's my fault this happened. I don't really understand the epilogue though, there's nothing the survivors can do anyway, they're just trapped there now, makes it feel a little bit cheap (unless I'm missing something). Lots of peoples' biggest problem is that the ending makes the game feel like all the events that took place were meaningless, but that didn't feel like it was an issue for me. It feels good to be able to read all the posts on r/danganronpa and other areas with lots of spoilers now that I'm done. Also I really appreciate the effort put into the bonus modes in the game. This was also because he knew the twists that were going to be done not only in the first chapter, but in the sixth, but didn't have the idea on how to implement them yet. They arent trapped there or anything, they werent literally in a game v3's world is basically our own where DR 1-3 are just media, except somewhere along the line it transitioned into a reality game show. V3 just takes place on a set, shuuihi maki and himiko escape into the world at large at the end Judging the final shot from the epilogue from outside the hole keebo made, the executions, and the fact they had no home to go to, I thought they were actually in the game even right up until the end, but I guess ultimately it doesn't really change anything. |
Immahnoob said: Jizzy, I know you have no idea how to argue for shit, tokiyashiro said: Jizzy as you would call yourself because youre a dick The most butthurt award goes to you And clearly you havent watched that many shows thats why you cant determine if a show is unique or not Or maybe you're just a child who likes common stuffs where hero saves the day and guys gets all the girls. Sad taste you have there kid you came up to me in the first place making you look more like a kid who got slapped without me even knowing it and start crying about it to me |
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