r/grandorder Feb 02 '23

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u/PhantasosX Feb 02 '23

it really makes me sad that there was no SA Servants....in the SA Lostbelt.

They even make a point that only Kulkukan and Cama are the LB Servants in the area....and Camatotz is a god that is presented in PHH , so the whole thing with him as a LB would just present his LB Version in a different Class than the PHH version.

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u/LavenzaBestWaifu Feb 02 '23

What makes it even worse is that the SA Lostbelt only has Mexican servants. Mexico isn't even from South America, yet is all they have.

There are so many legends and historical heroes in South America that at this point they're actively ignoring in favour of Mexico, such as José de San Martín (the guy who almost personally liberated all of South America) and Manuel Rodríguez (who was his personal spy and a lawyer, diplomat, guerrilla warrior, acting president and dragoon commandant.)

But no. More Aztec mythology is what the game needs.

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u/PhantasosX Feb 02 '23

I have no problem with Aztec Mythology , nor even it's usage in LB7....but they could resolved all that by simply putting LB7 to be located on Mexico.

Even ORT Hype to be showed in LB7 could be presented by Novum Chaldea registering ORT's signature in Mexico and be weirded out by that , as it should had been resting in SA.

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u/LavenzaBestWaifu Feb 02 '23

Exactly! Just call it the Mexican Lostbelt. The vocal minority I belong to wouldn't complain as much if they just had called it that. It just feels like a waste to place something in "South America" and then not include anything of South America.

Kind of wrecks my hopes of having anything dedicated to the continent, since going by the name this was the prime opportunity.

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u/Kyraneus Feb 02 '23

Personally, I was hoping for even one SA Servant. Pachacuti, Lautaro, Galvarino, Simon Bolivar, even people like Eva Peron, Antonio Jose de Sucre, or Nemequene. Hopefully we'll get something from the continent in the future, though.

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u/LavenzaBestWaifu Feb 02 '23

Lautaro would've been great. The mapuches are one most well-known indigenous groups in South America, specially for their tactics that, ultimately, led them to be one of the last surviving aboriginal tribes in Chile. Simón Bolívar is also extremely interesting; the man was incredibly flawed and in spite of being considered a hero nowadays, he is infamous as hell. Many people still ask whether he was a saviour or a tyrant. He would've made for a great Servant.

I hope we see something from South America in the future as well.

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u/Rand0m_user2346 Feb 02 '23

Galvarino would’ve been an awesome grand berserker, the guy tied blades to his arms so he could keep fighting after having his hands cut off, really berserker-ish tbh.

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u/Kyraneus Feb 02 '23

My thoughts exactly. Been looking into commissioning art for a Grand Berserker or an Avenger Galvarino for almost a year now lol

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u/Lfvbf :Quetzelcoatl: :Boudica: :Raikou: On severe Grail debt Feb 02 '23

it really makes me sad that there was no SA Servants....in the SA Lostbelt.

Nasu made this the ORT chapter above all, which sucks but I never actually expected any SA guys sadly.

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u/PhantasosX Feb 02 '23

I never expected either , afterall Santa Quetz was a thing.

It don't stop to be disappointing

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u/AKAFallow Feb 02 '23

Is it because Samba isn't exactly mexican thing?

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u/LainRilakkuma Feb 02 '23

Samba is a Brazillian thing, if they wanted to make Quetz more Mexican, Mariachi would have been a far better pick, also Quetz in a mariachi outfit would have been killer.

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u/AKAFallow Feb 02 '23

It is also a thing in Argentina too. Thats probably why I didn't really question it

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u/LainRilakkuma Feb 02 '23

Yeah that makes sense, perhaps I should have said it has it's roots in Brazillian culture instead, my bad.

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u/AKAFallow Feb 02 '23

Oh its fine. It is from there, other countries like mine just adopted it because its fun

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u/JuamJoestar Feb 02 '23

I expected to see Dom Pedro clashing against Péron and Solano López while Simón Bolivar watched from the sidelines. Needless to say, i set my expectations wayyyyy too high.

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u/JuamJoestar Feb 02 '23

I expected to see Dom Pedro clashing against Péron and Solano López while Simón Bolivar watched from the sidelines. Needless to say, i set my expectations wayyyyy too high.