What was your reaction to cospox?

It was stupid obvious she was going to be the mastermind after she survived chapter 2. She added nothing and had no character, there was clearly going to be something else to her.

>danganshitters cannot but post the exact same shit every day
literal thread

If they expect to hinge the entire twist on something, they should have come up with a better proof. And why would cosplaying as fake Kaede trigger it?

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Retarded, absolutley retarded. You cant expect "the world blew up" or "you're in virtual reality" to he the big reveal any sooner than the last case in the game because it ruins the immersion of a slightly realistic world, and if you dont have that immersion and trust of the world's physics then you have no reasonable basis to be a detective, because fundimentally a case's foundation built initially on falsehoods will lead to falsehood conclusions, and you as the player will recognize how many other possibilities exist that you just don't realize or can't agknowladge with an improper understanding. This is also why case v3-4 isn't good, it's an in-the-bottle scenario with its own set of new rules that's glossed over, taken liberties from, yet simultaniously is also tedious to go through. At least entering the NWP you know a murder will take place, same as the funhouses in 2, but toilet paper logic aside when cospox is a lie because
>I acquire cospox only when I cosplay a real person
But then
>i can cosplay anyone on the fly
>and you arent a real person
So I'm sitting in case 1 thinking she needs to prove this isn't made up, but the case seems content with the circumstantial evidence she provides, not to my liking but whatever. Now come around to case 6 to find the afformentioned conditions have changed that explains they aren't real people means she had faked cospox, meaning it was a lie all along, which means I caught her in a lie the game NEVER agknowladges (unless I misremember case 6) and I'm eternally gaslit for it.
I understand what you're doing. If you and your friend Uchikoshi weren't out to try and defy Knox's 10 Commandments we wouldn't need so many conveluted story elements that do you more harm than good and make your wild ride coaster out of balsa wood, there is a difference between defiance for a purpose and defiance just cuz I can, the latter usually ends of sloppy and this is no exception.

>ruins the immersion of a slightly realistic world
user, the first game was about a bunch of highschoolers locked in a school with a homicidal robot bear and forced to kill each other and try to get away with it. If you play Danganronpa, you've given up the possibility of a "slightly realistic world." This argument is awful.

She should cosplay as a cow.

>But being bad on purpose is still being bad
Good summary of the entire game really

butcha U's art is good
seggs asahina, rape

The robot bear or isolated locked school didn't change the way humans live or die. The only unrealistic quality of Danganronpa 1 mid game was Monokuma's abilities/programming and the social realism of the situation, which is the overarching mystery of the game. I didn't have a case hinge on if I could comprehend Monokuma's hardware, but a case did hinge on believing if Tsumugi really just went to go to the bathroom (where her secret passage was) and really could cosplay as me (which she actuslly could and lied about). Apples and oranges. I can play Ace Attorney despite the fact that I recognize that the law doesn't work as they depicted, this does not affect my ability to comprehend and solve the case.

Danganronpa's core concept is more down to earth than most video games, you just have Big Brother combined with SAW and a sophisticated robot, but doesn't even matter, when you write any kind of fiction, it can be completely outlandish or as down to earth as you want but you absolutely need to establish a consistent internal logic for your world which is where Danganronpa falls apart. Danganronpa has far too many suspension of belief shattering leaps in logic even within the confines of it's own world.

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All you need to do is accept the game's explanation for something as best you can and follow the logic from there. If they claim "the world blew up," who cares? That's now the story (as far as you can tell, at that point). Saying "That's not realistic!!" is not a criticism. If you aren't along for the story after a reveal of that nature, that's a personal problem. And I feel a little bad for you that you aren't flexible enough to swallow that for the sake of a fun story.

Though back on the topic of cospox, that is horseshit and too much hinges on it being true, particularly the interview videos. And it's just so goddamn lame as a plot device.