u/Aidamis

Any "death game" VNs where the organization gets challenged?

Kind of a shot in the dark but I wonder if there's a death game VN where the organization gets payback from players (or a third party). I know that in Killer Queen 2>!the first open ending showed a survivor go on a journey to inflict as much damage as possible to the organization!< so I'm looking for something similar if not something that goes beyond that.

I'm aware of the Danganronpa franchise but I've never looked into spoilers so I'm not sure about how much pain the survivors dish out to the bear and whoever stands behind it.

I've also seen high ratings for Cage: Open and Cage: Close, but judging from a review the organization is so OP it would take Light from Death Note teaming up with Lellouch from Code Geass to put a dent on them.

Still, if there are revenge VNs where gods and kings get recked by one angry dude, similar death game VNs are bound to exist.

Thank you in advance for any tips!

Side-note, I'm cool with any genre including bombastic chuuni. After all, I'm not here to discuss the realism of death game participants going after the organizers. If you look at the flawed Battle Royale 2, >!it took a war to make the people in charge flinch, and even then they bent over backwards to solve the problem in an evil rather than an efficient way!<.

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u/Aidamis — 4 hours ago
▲ 868 r/yurimemes

Girls und Panzer keeps winning (Girls und Panzer: Ribbon Warrior)

u/Aidamis — 3 days ago

Hi.

Trying to figure out the optimal configuration to play the game with stable FPS (I'm okay if it's below 60) on a Lenovo Legion 5 with 16 gb of ram, a 1650 card with 4 GB VRAM and an AMD 4800H CPU (game runs on SSD).

Currently downloading Nvidia App to see what it would recommend by default. I have the Clair mod from Nexus which allows me to set sharpening to 0 and to uncap the FPS during cutscenes (though I may consent to the cap if it throws the game out of whack).

Thank you!

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u/Aidamis — 14 days ago
▲ 28 r/Isekai

I know of Failure Frame, Instant Death ("Sokushi Cheat ga Saikyou sugite"), Arifureta, to an extent The Wrong Way To Do Healing Magic (several ppl from the same school get isekai-ed), Grimgar of Ash (several people are isekai-ed).

I'm also aware of Log Horizon being a "millions of ppl get isekai-ed" type of story.

What I'm wondering is whether there's some name for the subgenre. Cause I know of the subtypes tensei (reincarnation), ten-i (transmigration), shoukan (summoning), naru (OP protag/protag that gets OP) (quoting a BreadHead video called "Isekai and Individualism" here).

But I'm not aware of terms for 1-person-isekaied vs multiple-ppl-isekaied.

So I wonder if you folks have heard of any and what would be your favorite works in that department (western stuff on royalroad/scribblehub is fine, after all the isekai genre belongs to no one).

Thank you!

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u/Aidamis — 17 days ago