It could be because the antagonist kinda had a valid point

Or it could be because the antagonist was just so cool that you couldn't help but root for them

I've been watching Unstable for a good long time, and it doesn't feel the same anymore.

It went from huge kingdoms, huge wars, huge battles, a good amount of lore, and not many times when the protagonists face something (expect from the Director Arc ofc).

But now... Session 3 has been a huge change because all the protagonists have something to face.

Parrot: Losing his kingdom, both of his best friends. Forced to do some things he never wanted.

Spoke: He had to CHANGE and change he did he said to destory Null became it's leader, he wanted to see if Mapicc was alive.. had to "kill him." He has been the one character who has been forced to change the most in the worst way possible.

Wemmbu: He has been forced to go by orders chained by the fact that if he does something that is against the empire, his friend will DIE. He has been the one who has been the most controlled.

FlameFrags: He has changed everything he was known for he changed his way of thinking he stopped killing everyone he just wants to become a combat grandmaster.

All of these are just at the beginning of Session 2, I mean, it hasn't even been like 6 months since the end of law.

One moment that hits the hardest is in Flames video "I Became the strongest on the Unstable SMP" when Wemmbu had given up Flame said the line "Firends don't kill each other firends" that hits hard as it shows how Flame has changed.

The server went from Kingdoms and Battles since the Director Arc to.. something new.

(Also, if the English is a bit over and there, I know ok English isn't my first language 😅)

is unstable actually good i watched i few episodes and didnt think it was that bad is it really worth putting in the hours it will take to watch all of it or no?

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I've been seeing things like he's buns or straight up bad at pvp, which yes I see it everytime at tiktok. Even tho he's getting over glazed is he really 'bad' bad or no?

So they said sth about void army and also something about an end civ. Any Theories?

dude even using a mace requires skill like how is it a dishonored way of fighting like for example elytra mace is also a thing

im js saying thay calling mace a trash weapon is pointless

Im so confused about why every time there is critique about flame wemmbu is mentioned and vice versa. I saw a community post on youtube talking about how flame’s writing was questionable because of how inconsistent his character is and how him being a protagonist is just for filler. Instead of discussing about it some people really just brought in wemmbu and started saying that flame was better like dude 😭. Also, this is my objective opinion, I think that wemmbu glazers need to realize that flame is realistically better outside of uu, and flame glazers need to realize that flame is not the “one above all” type character and they should genuinely stop attacking the other protags to defend it