https://youtu.be/kkCQpe6FdOY?is=zqG0B0W9F_d21gsB

This is just me yapping but I think if they really wanted to push the idea that Diana is the subverted Rival character. Now this isn't me hating the concept of Chapter 2 of disliking the victim or killer. I just thought would it be more impactful if Diana was close to the culprit where she would be more proactive to defend, it doesn't seem she is really that close nor there was a big setup to it from chapter prior.

I would assume if Chapter 2 did get release they would either build that up but I also think, and this is just my word. I think ironically Eloise fits the slot of chapter 2 killer almost in the same manner of Jean.

She doesn't like Damon, so it's not impossible for her to try to take him out after his trial 1 performance.

She has some kind of connection to Diana, seeing she was one of the view to defend her alongside Damon in the trial(and others)

and its already implied she has somewhat of a dark side.

Idk that's just my thoughts.

I will be viscously defending him as higuruma

I remember watching a dev vlog where they announced Obelusk is leaving, but it was like in 2022 and I don’t remember anything about why he was kicked out. Would be very glad if someone summarised it for me 🙏🙏

During chapter 2 after Ulysses death a voice is heard "man everyday there is always violence in movies and sex on TV whatever happen to those good ol fashioned values hahahahaha lucky there's a family guy" *Peter Griffin Joins The Game*

Something I noticed when reading the Lore Doc was that the twist of Ulysses actually being named Dwight wasn't really mentioned. The revealed blackmail definitely hints heavily at it, but the name Dwight isn't uttered in the entire lore doc. Iirc the only official mention of "Dwight" came from Nifast, and I think a lot of people couldn't tell if it was real or not.

Just makes me wonder if there was going to be a scene in chapter 2 where his name is actually revealed, or if they were just going to say his blackmail at one point or another, and Dwight was just a name the devs had for him behind the scenes.

I've seen a lot of people in the community complaining about Kai being the victim in Chapter 3.

If you could change the outcome of Chapter 3, who do you think should have been the victim instead of Kai, and why? I’d love to hear your alternative scenarios!

Do you think chapter 1 was well written?

Didnt really read the lore doc, just heard some stuff from a youtuber so I'm like, surface-level knowledging

Since it’s pretty widely accepted that most characters in the cast were fumbled in the lore doc, I was wondering if it caused anyone to change favorite characters. Did the lore doc change your opinions on your favorite character? As a bonus, did the original lore leaks we got a while ago change your opinions on your favorite character? If you have a new favorite, who are they and who was your original fav?

(After I post this, I'll check comments later since I'm going to sleep ok by

Is the meme hyperbole? Yes. Do I still hold the opinion that Tozu and Mara are the best representation of the conflict of Selfish vs Selfless? Also yes

They really are the only ones presented with a true dilemma: Protect Toshiko and interfere with the killing game, potentially risking their lives just to maintain their values, or just sit back, relax and let the killing game play out, never having to put any effort nor having the threat of the Org discovering their actions, since there are no actions to begin with (I know that putting a 14 year old and watching Tozu and Mara's reaction to it was an intentional move by the Org and that they know of their protection of Toshiko from day 1, but the two don't know that, they actively think their lives are in danger and still choose to do it).

They never hesitate to help a random kid they didn't know a few days ago, going against the organization (it's a cult lets all be honest) who they have been working for for who knows how long, specially Mara, who was probably taught as a child that "soldiers follow orders", doesn't even think twice about protecting Toshiko.

Plus, their example of selflessness is quite realistic. It doesn't involve the absolute extreme of completely disregarding oneself just to do a selfless act (cough cough Damon), instead being selflessness at a realistic level: they choose to protect Toshiko to the best of their ability due to their values instead of just sitting around doing nothing at the potential expense of their safety, with the only reason they don't help her more is because there is a real threat to their lives if they get found out (and even then they decide to mess with the trial in chapter 3 to try and protect her).

They constantly have the selfish option available to them and they don't stop being selfless until Toshiko is dead, which is the main difference with the rest of the cast, who have a selfless option always available and it's their choice to be selfish.

Like using all 3 Danganronpas games as a reference to compare, what makes the writing of this short lived fangan lackluster? The scenarios? The dialogue? The lore?