/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>30747858
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fgog has a saying that "fgog never read anything"
The ones who like the lore are either a minority or TMboomers like us.
The Fujos and Shippers also like the lore (for many different reasons), so maybe they fit as well.
The closest I saw of a majority liking lore there is when they talk about powerlevels, like this one guy saying that the Greek Pantheon was the only one to beat Sefar and how JP pantheon is weak and etc.
They also inherited the gilgamesh powerlevel debates, but obviously with fgo characters.
That is, they like when fgog gets to be "shounen". But seinen moments are frequently called shit. The funny part is that this is usually compared to our VN era, and they preach a lot how VNs don't sell and how that shouldn't exist in FGO and etc.
Other than that, they usually say it is "higashide shit", "sakurai shit" or whatever author Nasu invited.
In a sense you could say that "Nasu trying to make FGO more VN-like" is destroying their waifu collection game.

>>30747858
pic related
fgog has a saying that "fgog never read anything"
They are either a minority or TMboomers like us.
The Fujos and Shippers also like the lore (for many different reasons), so maybe they fit as well.
The closest I saw of a majority liking lore there is when they talk about powerlevels, like this one guy saying that the Greek Pantheon was the only one to beat Sefar and how JP pantheon is weak and etc.
They also inherited the gilgamesh powerlevel debates, but obviously with fgo characters.
That is, they like when fgog gets to be "shounen". But seinen moments are frequently called shit. The funny part is that this is usually compared to our VN era, and they preach a lot how VNs don't sell and how that shouldn't exist in FGO and etc.
Other than that, they usually say it is "higashide shit", "sakurai shit" or whatever author Nasu invited.
In a sense you could say that "Nasu trying to make FGO more VN-like" is destroying their waifu collection game.