The show itself is definitely "moving along" in the best sense possible for the way it is presented. I think the show has always done and continues to do a pretty good job of incorporating little segmented stories to go along with Ainz and his ultimate goal, which sometimes gets morphed by a certain floor guardian and Ainz is forced to improvise a bit. It does provide a bit of comedy relief for me when done right.
It was nice to see the Carne Village crew get a little bit of screen time this season and I really enjoyed how it was thought out. The goblins themselves have way more going on then I ever would have though considering how they came about. It was also nice to see Enri and Nfirea front and center for a bit.
This season brought back shades of the very first episode of the series where Ainz was hit a bit more close to home (Best I can do without spoilers) It was pretty cool to see such a large organized effort with a few groups and how they worked with one another in their specific instances again. I think the show would benefit from more of that style of interaction whether it is Momonga and Nabe or a group of other humans like we have seen in spurts before this seasons gathering.
I am also enjoying the basic chess match that seems to be developing but I am a bit biased in that sense because I like that sort of thing in general. I am starting to get a bit bored of one aspect of the show though. That is the "God-like" aspect of it all. I understand why it is there and why it probably has to be there to some degree but I don't really enjoy too much of the "moths to the flame" stuff. I realize that I might be a little more in my feelings because of what happened at the end of this season but I really think its gone a bit overboard with then end of season three
In closing I do think that Overload III is still very much worth the watch because for me it was still very much enjoyable minus that one aspect I mentioned above. If you have started it already and enjoyed it so far I don't think that will change through the course of this season.
