| Say what you well about the first season but in the end it's not about how good or bad it was, but if I remember correctly the first season started with the introduction of RPG element and leveling system yet I can't remember a single episode in season 2 where this is even remotely mentioned !! did the writers forgot all about it? or was it really just me? |
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| oh lmao i forgot about that!! maybe they did forget too lol |
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| s1 was definitely way better |
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| I do feel that the author lost sight of the world rules he set up. For instance, I have yet to see Hajime use the rift walk ability more than the one time he unlocks it. It's such a promising power that goes completely ignored, though this is just a single aspect of many more forgotten elements. I was expecting the second season to maintain similar genre and theme to the first, but it has been disappointing thus far. I feel it is lacking the same amount and intrigue that was put into the adventure, exploration, and tactics that the first season was able to employ. The second season almost exclusively focuses on harem interactions, which we expected to see a decent amount of, but it feels as though that is the only theme that is prevalent. On top of this, the pacing is incredibly slow, drastically different to the first season, as well as the combat seems frustratingly repetitive. I understand that a gun is his main weapon, but there are more tactics than "throw grenade, shoot a bunch". |
Heavenly47Mar 22, 2022 8:33 AM
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| does the leveling system only applyy to Hajime thought? I would expect him to anylize every enemy he faces to see their level, but it never happened,when Shea faced the Black eagle Squadron there were no analyzing for their statues ether my take is that the author just wanted to attract readers and decided t's best to go with something popular and less creative like leveling system but then found out that he didn't even need it and pretended it never was a thing |
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| Video games shit is cancer and it shouldn't be present in any story. |
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| Yeah I wish they kinda stick with their introduced rpg elements or just dont include them. Like you know how Hajime gained new powers by eating them? Apparently the writers dont cuz after a few episodes it was totally forgotten. Same story with slime isekai; he gained various abilities from monsters in the cave but he barely even used them. |
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| I noticed the RPG elements that were no longer present, but to be completely honest, I don’t really care. Perhaps this was just because of the clusterf*ck that was the first season, but I didn’t understand the purpose of the RPG elements in the first place. As someone that isn’t familiar with the source material, I didn’t understand the context of how these kids got transported to this world other than they were “summoned” by the god of this world (or something) and how that would have anything to do with a video game (again, maybe this had something to do with the first season skipping over a lot of crucial detail that would have provided insight to that). |
ogorhan said: Yeah I wish they kinda stick with their introduced rpg elements or just dont include them. Like you know how Hajime gained new powers by eating them? Apparently the writers dont cuz after a few episodes it was totally forgotten. Same story with slime isekai; he gained various abilities from monsters in the cave but he barely even used them. Let me ask you this when you’re playing a game. Let me go with a random example like FFVII (I hope I’m not dating myself with this example). For anyone that has played the game, you get stronger limit breaks as the game progresses. If you’re using Cloud’s limit break, would you use Cross-Slash late in the game even though it’s only the second limit break you learn? Or would you use Omni-Slash, which is the far superior/most powerful limit break in the game? Ofc you’re gonna use Omni-Slash…you’d be an idiot not to…or you just like playing games on Asian Mode (Stephen He joke). The point I’m trying to make is, why would Hajime use monster skills that he learned a long time ago when he can use FAR superior God’s Age magic? If you’re in a fight, especially when it’s not a game, it’s life or death, you’re gonna use the strongest skills at your disposal. Hajime used those monster skills in the Great Orcus Labyrinth because those were the best skills he had at his disposal at the time. Since then, Hajime has learned so many other skills that they are practically obsolete. |
| It's just a SCI-FI character in a world with magic & dragons. We've already seen it with "Maou-sama, Rety!". I think the concept is borderline cuckoo and stupid to the nth degree (if you can't do it right NOCK IT OFF WITH THE DOOMED ATTEMPTS). |
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