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Much like her advancements in robotics, could Iroha with enough yuri passion and Yachiyo and Kaguya's knowledge advance space travel enough to go to Kaguya's gameboy(?) version of the moon to meet the Kaguya who got taken away and stop her from having to spend 8000 years alone? The timeline is already pretty insane but I think Iroha could achieve it if she really wanted to. She would only really need to prepare a one-way trip technically since Kaguya could maybe take her back with the same technology and even get the time travel correct this time...

This is the rambling of an insane person.

Let's say there's a hypothetical FD movie where the protag is some high ranking military officer. He has a premonition that someone accidentally triggers world wide nuclear war. What do you think the rules would be if he stopped that accident from happening? 🤔

I initially skipped YSG because her character didn't really interest me (and also cuz I play Belle), but I always hear about how strong she is(I'm guessing a lot of this comes from people who have her M6). And yet, after playing her trial version in various modes, I have never once had the desire to get her. She just feels so clunky and unsatisfying, even with characters like Dialyn or Zhao. This could be a skill issue on my part, or the fact that a trial character can't keep pace with 12/12 Extreme Intensity, but I'm not too sure.

The same amount of energy is expended when doing the task, but anyone who does it will automatically get a dopamine hit that's as strong as one can of full sugar soda.

I feel like this was one benefit of TV mode that can't be understated. Canonically, hollows should be constantly-shifting and impossible to navigate mazes, but now it's just the same places exactly with no variations at all. This is probably a budget issue, but it's honestly kinda annoying.

Please withhold the "don't use Twitter" comments for now. I just wanted to remark on an interaction that inspired me to make this post. Recently, I saw a post on Twitter where someone said they didn't like Miyabi's skin icon. While personally, I don't really see any problem with the icon, people in the zzz community were just attacking them for that opinion and spamming the not urban enough thing a bunch. This then got me thinking, even here on Reddit on both the unofficial and official subs, people just seem to be so aggressive and adverse towards any form of criticism (valid or otherwise). The way people react is so bizarre in my opinion. Then you have people who like to spitefully bring up drama to make points, like bad-talking this sub even when no one mentioned it.

Like when people criticised Promeia's original outfit, so many others were so aggressive to defend it. And when they changed it slightly, and some people started to like it, they acted like them liking it was some kind of gotcha? Similarly, when people like Cissia's personality enough to disregard their opinions on her outfit, they also use that as some kind of gotcha moment because they're so spiteful that they can't imagine people changing their opinions after initial doomposting?

This probably sounds like I'm rambling or just ranting, but it is weird how often you see similar situations in which a large part of the zzz fandom is so averse to any part of the game being talked down about that they just aggressively try to attack, diminish, or silence the people who they should otherwise ignore.