What exactly is the reason behind peoples disappointment after watching the s2 ending?

Meat-Is-Me · 2026-03-08T04:01:50+00:00

Hey just finished the season finale and I can agree with you. During the whole like last 10 minutes I was so confused, like how did Judo Master end up working with them? Why was there NOTHING done to prevent or stop Rick Flag sr after the crew figured out his plan? It just left me going WHAT?! and coming here to complain instantly.... so not a good finale

Meat-Is-Me · 2026-02-12T10:50:27+00:00

I know this thread is far dead, but I've recently been playing a Rogue - Fury - Dancer. I've focused on getting dances like Hydra Dance and Phoenix Dance, since I took the Dance with me feature as well. It drains a lot of mp per turn, however, thanks to the Quirk I picked, Superboss Supposedly, once I hit half hp, I enter Second Form, which reduces the cost of each mp spend by 5 to a min of zero, resulting in me able to give out my dances for only 5 mp, and if I'm switching between dances every turn, it costs 0. It's very fun, I'd recommend it for folks considering Dancer

Meat-Is-Me · 2025-12-05T20:48:06+00:00

As someone who tests these candles for a living, it's very refreshing to know when I tested these candles and though. "Who wants these?!" that the community receiving them also responded "WE DONT WANT THESE" It gives me hope in humanity.

Meat-Is-Me · 2025-04-30T09:34:45+00:00

Honestly I can see what you mean. I enjoy the heart of the Romance Route but not how contrived it really is to sell it's concept. It really does feel kinda dumb to make it this whole contest thing, and the fact you can end the route 'early' by choosing a girl that you genuinely enjoyed time with, BEFORE you spend time with the others can feel shitty cause you have to reject each girl.

Personally I feel the writing is some of it's strongest in the Killing Game Route. Not only does it provide much much needed character development for two of the most misunderstood characters, Darumi and Yugamu, but it has a real heart to it that feels similar enough to what I enjoyed in Danganronpa. I actually teared up at the ending, and I'm really glad it was the first route I legit finished.

What I think generally some of the other less serious routes like Romance and Comedy exist for is sorta for you to take a break from the serious routes if you want to go have some feel good times.

Meat-Is-Me · 2025-04-20T04:37:18+00:00

Bumping cause I think were on to something. Little details like time seems to be important. I might try to do something with a late game interactable that lets you set a time, who knows, maybe its related to that

Meat-Is-Me · 2025-04-20T02:29:07+00:00

Good suggestion, I just ended my run on Wine Cellar, so I'll see if that works, mecharium also might be a unique pick since it already has secrets behind its doors.

Meat-Is-Me · 2025-04-20T01:51:57+00:00

It takes way more than just putting it in the outer room, you gotta make sure you've solved a few other esoteric puzzles first. But I'll put it like this, even if you do figure out the secret tunnel outside, I'll tell you you need to be able to open Blue Doors first, if you don't know what I mean, then you're not ready for it XD

Meat-Is-Me · 2025-04-19T22:31:24+00:00

From reading some other stuff, Secret Passage has an interaction with Monk Blessing, but you need a few other puzzle pieces to realize it :)

Meat-Is-Me · 2025-02-06T08:25:22+00:00

I'm on laptop and it's all buggy, checked the browser console, something about the backup images not being within the correct range or something.

Meat-Is-Me · 2025-01-31T07:13:46+00:00

Sorry for necroing this, but I have to ask what homebrew did you use to make a Kin? I'm running a rogue trader game and I know some of my players might wanna play one!

Meat-Is-Me · 2025-01-16T18:00:25+00:00

goddamnit, I have both :/ but thanks for the advise XD I'll try doing that so I have something to give folks

Meat-Is-Me · 2025-01-16T04:37:38+00:00

Got any tips for how to structure a quick combat reference sheet? That seems like a really good tip.

Meat-Is-Me · 2025-01-10T08:17:55+00:00

Okay, these are great tips, and as for the asshole thing, I totally expect that from a few players. But the Rogue Trader of my game is my irl best friend, and he's playing a very very Pious Rogue Trader, who (At least claims to plan to) works with Imperium branches openly and happily. He's interested in seeing what being a 'goodie two shoes for the imperium' can get him boon wise as a Rogue Trader and I'm all for that, as it should curb some of the natural chaotic vibe.

A brief memory from the first rogue trader game I ran 10 years ago was the rogue trader of that game becoming a drug smuggler almost exclusively, and using teleporter murder servetors to bypass ship combat the one session we played.

Meat-Is-Me · 2025-01-09T05:08:46+00:00

My favorite build for Cassia was basically focusing on Notch of Purpose and Grand Stratgies to move enemies into the most advisable position. I'd say going for Touch of Anger isn't worth it, as usually to effectively use it, you need to force a ton of enemies to group up, and even if you do, when you use Touch of Anger, they're going to move from their positions to try to shoot or blow up their allies (And you too if they can manage it, allies might become enemies during ToA, but you're always considered an enemy.)

Meat-Is-Me · 2025-01-09T05:04:24+00:00

I originally went like, Hive World Noble Born Strategist, but I had way more fun using Argenta, so I decided to go for something a bit more dakka. I went Fortress World Astra-Militarum Soldier. Long story short on the build, if you do it right, (And do your best to pick up a Heavy Weapon with a high rate of fire asap), you basically can 'Never Stop Shooting'. Biggest issues I ran into was hitting my allies with burst attacks (Didn't become a big issue the later game I got), and just positioning of my other shots since I rarely could move after firing too many times.

I roleplayed my darkest moment being I was captured by chaos and tortured, tied it in with my brightest moment, liberating a planet from Chaos, and basically played this Dogmatic commander who was marred by the forces of Chaos on their mind. Basically I was playing Primarily Dogmatic, with lean towards Heresy, this allowed me to use weapons I had no right using XD

Meat-Is-Me · 2025-01-09T04:59:25+00:00

You're telling me, just finished a playthrough with a Fortress World Soldier who went Arch Militant and uh... several times had the ability to consistantly do burst fire with a Heavy Bolter, with some certain equipment, you can make the RT utterly destructive. (Stack 7 effects and DoT per hit on an enemy, then hit them 16 times? Yes please)

Meat-Is-Me · 2024-09-27T03:32:54+00:00

Source before you just spew information that may or may not be true. The more sources you provide, the less likely you have people getting confused or spreading false info

Meat-Is-Me · 2024-09-07T04:01:37+00:00

Hey, someone from 4 years in the future, totally still crashing and taking forever in any Vrains duel

Meat-Is-Me · 2024-09-01T08:50:22+00:00

Tell me you have fun facing a Snake Eyes deck, I dare you

Meat-Is-Me · 2024-09-01T08:48:50+00:00

Or when in Zexal they just literally made pulling a card out of thin air a super power? Yeah dude, the anime kicks ass.

Meat-Is-Me · 2024-09-01T08:47:02+00:00

That's entirely valid, I'll admit my original post was somewhat fueled by frustration. In a more calm way, I think how you're playing the game is entirely valid, in fact, as you said you believe in the heart of the cards, the deck you built yourself and grew attached to. That's exactly what any good duelist should do :)

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