What are you supposed to do after you go home from work on 6/22? When I go in the house the only option. Is to look at the computer which I've done multiple times .
Yes, Fujino said it was also a bug, and he thanks you again.
Turn the game of, you are done.
When you see the pigeon in the dreamworld you have reached the end of the game
And see, that's the issue and why probably this whole storyline would have been/felt a lot better written as a bunch of OCs than an SAO parody (Though no doubt way less popular): That applies mostly for REAL people. Trying to apply any sort of realistic romantic/relationship logic to Asuna and Kirito if you know even the slightest bit of their real characters just falls flat massively and makes the writing feel even dumber and more forced. Even I, that not only care little for the main story here but also got sick of KiriSuna after years of the main series, can see that, so I imagine it probably makes anyone who even subconsciously thinks of their OG selves feel it even worse XD
Also, something I forgot to mention on my review, "shout-out" (LMAO) to Fujino, he went and finally addressed the gigantic plot-hole of the Fairy Dance arc in this game's AU, half a game late, by twisting shit in the most stupidly possible way, essentially making Kirito seem like a completely useless bum and officially taking all his post-SAO canon achievements away, turns out he was, indeed, unable to save Asuna without Leafa, but Asuna's dad somehow 'realized something was wrong' and saved her from Sugou himself...note how, per Canon, Asuna's dad had the least chance of anyone in the universe from ever finding out shit because he trusted Sugou the most implicitly, and he's also barely above a background NPC in the story in general even in Canon, while Asuna was in a very short time limit before Sugou perfected his emotional-experimentation on her and it was only Kirito and Suguha/Leafa rushing it that saved her at all
So he both "fixed" a plot twist with even shittier writing and also eliminated any and all achievements KiriSuna had in their canon-relationship post-Aincrad from his timeline in one go, LOLI just really admire how he jerked off fantasizing and saying out loud how he wants to r-r-r-rape a girl who was kind enough to help him out for no reason
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- Oct 14, 2018
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Thanks for explaining that to us non-SAO fans. Hmm, okay, if that’s Fujino’s canon, fine. I’m not sure whether closing one plot hole to open another makes sense, though. Since this is how he’s building the world, it makes Asuna’s affection for Kirito even more nonsensical. Where does her proclaimed endless love come from if Kirito doesn’t have any achievements? Their whole relationship is built on the VR experience in SAO, which doesn’t count for Asuna. So I was right all along; she is just a simple cheater with major mental issues. Thanks for clarifying, Fujino.And see, that's the issue and why probably this whole storyline would have been/felt a lot better written as a bunch of OCs than an SAO parody (Though no doubt way less popular): That applies mostly for REAL people. Trying to apply any sort of realistic romantic/relationship logic to Asuna and Kirito if you know even the slightest bit of their real characters just falls flat massively and makes the writing feel even dumber and more forced. Even I, that not only care little for the main story here but also got sick of KiriSuna after years of the main series, can see that, so I imagine it probably makes anyone who even subconsciously thinks of their OG selves feel it even worse XD
Also, something I forgot to mention on my review, "shout-out" (LMAO) to Fujino, he went and finally addressed the gigantic plot-hole of the Fairy Dance arc in this game's AU, half a game late, by twisting shit in the most stupidly possible way, essentially making Kirito seem like a completely useless bum and officially taking all his post-SAO canon achievements away, turns out he was, indeed, unable to save Asuna without Leafa, but Asuna's dad somehow 'realized something was wrong' and saved her from Sugou himself...note how, per Canon, Asuna's dad had the least chance of anyone in the universe from ever finding out shit because he trusted Sugou the most implicitly, and he's also barely above a background NPC in the story in general even in Canon, while Asuna was in a very short time limit before Sugou perfected his emotional-experimentation on her and it was only Kirito and Suguha/Leafa rushing it that saved her at all
When I played from the beginning I had 250, but when I played from 6/20 I got 10. I can't watch the latest memories
- Oct 5, 2023
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Bro, just use some saved files that the community provided or use gatsu mod.
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Damn, in moments like these I'm glad I never cared for SAO for more than one seasonAnd see, that's the issue and why probably this whole storyline would have been/felt a lot better written as a bunch of OCs than an SAO parody (Though no doubt way less popular): That applies mostly for REAL people. Trying to apply any sort of realistic romantic/relationship logic to Asuna and Kirito if you know even the slightest bit of their real characters just falls flat massively and makes the writing feel even dumber and more forced. Even I, that not only care little for the main story here but also got sick of KiriSuna after years of the main series, can see that, so I imagine it probably makes anyone who even subconsciously thinks of their OG selves feel it even worse XD
Also, something I forgot to mention on my review, "shout-out" (LMAO) to Fujino, he went and finally addressed the gigantic plot-hole of the Fairy Dance arc in this game's AU, half a game late, by twisting shit in the most stupidly possible way, essentially making Kirito seem like a completely useless bum and officially taking all his post-SAO canon achievements away, turns out he was, indeed, unable to save Asuna without Leafa, but Asuna's dad somehow 'realized something was wrong' and saved her from Sugou himself...note how, per Canon, Asuna's dad had the least chance of anyone in the universe from ever finding out shit because he trusted Sugou the most implicitly, and he's also barely above a background NPC in the story in general even in Canon, while Asuna was in a very short time limit before Sugou perfected his emotional-experimentation on her and it was only Kirito and Suguha/Leafa rushing it that saved her at all
- Jan 23, 2021
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I need help. I'm currently playing part 1 and got stuck at the dark sewer. Does anyone
know how to pass this gate?
know how to pass this gate?Why don't you like SAO?Damn, in moments like these I'm glad I never cared for SAO for more than one season
- Feb 1, 2023
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What didn't you like? I really like SAO because it's about VR technology that blurs the boundaries of reality. You could say it's sci-fi. It's about the lives of teenagers and the love of Kirito x Asuna.
I'm reading LN SAO
If you want, I recommend you read LN SAO Progressive because it's about Aincrad, the development of the Kirito x Asuna relationship. The author will only write up to 25 floors and that's it
In my opinion, the Author is good at writing the romantic relationship of Kirito and Asuna. It doesn't bother me that the pair of Kirito and Asuna is idealized, just like the pair of Naruto and Hinata. For me, the pair of Kirito and Asuna are the best couple, in addition to this, mutuality, love, faith, loyalty, trust are shown. Even they are so in love that they wouldn't survive if, for example, Asuna or Kirito died. The original Dance fairy arc is poorly written, even the disgusting Sugou (Oberon) is written badly, the plot is average. I still hate Kyoko, and Asuna's father I like it. So here in the game it is actually well written that Asuna's father noticed something wrong and Sugou is scheming something, etc. Fujino wrote the plot of the Dance Fairy parody well, I would write a book (LN) that Kirito tells Asuna's father and then they would cooperate with each other.And see, that's the issue and why probably this whole storyline would have been/felt a lot better written as a bunch of OCs than an SAO parody (Though no doubt way less popular): That applies mostly for REAL people. Trying to apply any sort of realistic romantic/relationship logic to Asuna and Kirito if you know even the slightest bit of their real characters just falls flat massively and makes the writing feel even dumber and more forced. Even I, that not only care little for the main story here but also got sick of KiriSuna after years of the main series, can see that, so I imagine it probably makes anyone who even subconsciously thinks of their OG selves feel it even worse XD
Also, something I forgot to mention on my review, "shout-out" (LMAO) to Fujino, he went and finally addressed the gigantic plot-hole of the Fairy Dance arc in this game's AU, half a game late, by twisting shit in the most stupidly possible way, essentially making Kirito seem like a completely useless bum and officially taking all his post-SAO canon achievements away, turns out he was, indeed, unable to save Asuna without Leafa, but Asuna's dad somehow 'realized something was wrong' and saved her from Sugou himself...note how, per Canon, Asuna's dad had the least chance of anyone in the universe from ever finding out shit because he trusted Sugou the most implicitly, and he's also barely above a background NPC in the story in general even in Canon, while Asuna was in a very short time limit before Sugou perfected his emotional-experimentation on her and it was only Kirito and Suguha/Leafa rushing it that saved her at all
I can't wait for Kirito and Asuna's wedding at the end of the SAO series, which the author will write in LN.