Sword Art Online

• Chiyuri wrote on 2012-09-16 13:49

  Quote from Chockeh;952030:

  Why did I clicked the spoilers and wiki'd ALO!?
  
  :worry:

  
  
  Curiousity, it's her fault again. Curiousity should be named the 8th deadly sin.
• Oizen wrote on 2012-09-18 11:27
  Wait they get stuck in another MMO after SAO?
  
  
  Is this like a daily thing in their world?
• Chiyuri wrote on 2012-09-18 15:12

  Quote from OizenX;952759:

  Wait they get stuck in another MMO after SAO?
  
  
  Is this like a daily thing in their world?

  
  
  Answer of your question lies below. Read at your own risk.
  
  [SPOILER="Spoiler"] after SAO was "cleared" the remaining people awoke from their sleep along with Kirito. Sadly, it was found out that about 300 of them remained asleep, Asuna as well. Big jump in time, Kirito found pictures that show Asuna trapped in a cage in another Full dive mmorpg. In hope to find her, he join that game as well. This is the ALO arc.
  
  Once the ALO arc is over, Kirito get asked to help on a murder case that involve another Full Dive mmorpg called GGO. This mmorpg is a world where people use Gun to fight and there are rankings. But a rumor started that if you get killed by a certain gun user in the game, you die in RL as wel.
  
  After that GGO arc, the story slightly return to ALO which have added the Aincrad castle as a game update to their world. The group do what they can to unlock the floors up to floor 21 so they can reget their first "home", After that the story mostly goes on Asuna's side with other people been involved.
  
  Then we enter the UW/Alicization Arc, In this one, Kirito got a part time job to help test a new kind of Full Dive technology, the Soul Translator. Unlike Full Dive technology of right now, which stop sense from RL and force sensorial data into the person's mind, this new technology read and rewrite "flux Data" in a person. It's some sort of "light" that is the "current" that run through the mind of people.. They think of it as the "soul". It's pretty much similar to a dream.. it's more real like than any full dive games where everything work using polygones and such. Kirito get killed and wake up in UnderWorld which is a virtual world inside the Soul Translator. He tries to find a way out.[/SPOILER]
• Oizen wrote on 2012-09-18 15:21

  Quote from Chiyuri;952797:

  Answer of your question lies below. Read at your own risk.
  
  [SPOILER="Spoiler"] after SAO was "cleared" the remaining people awoke from their sleep along with Kirito. Sadly, it was found out that about 300 of them remained asleep, Asuna as well. Big jump in time, Kirito found pictures that show Asuna trapped in a cage in another Full dive mmorpg. In hope to find her, he join that game as well. This is the ALO arc.
  
  Once the ALO arc is over, Kirito get asked to help on a murder case that involve another Full Dive mmorpg called GGO. This mmorpg is a world where people use Gun to fight and there are rankings. But a rumor started that if you get killed by a certain gun user in the game, you die in RL as wel.
  
  After that GGO arc, the story slightly return to ALO which have added the Aincrad castle as a game update to their world. The group do what they can to unlock the floors up to floor 21 so they can reget their first "home", After that the story mostly goes on Asuna's side with other people been involved.
  
  Then we enter the UW/Alicization Arc, In this one, Kirito got a part time job to help test a new kind of Full Dive technology, the Soul Translator. Unlike Full Dive technology of right now, which stop sense from RL and force sensorial data into the person's mind, this new technology read and rewrite "flux Data" in a person. It's some sort of "light" that is the "current" that run through the mind of people.. They think of it as the "soul". It's pretty much similar to a dream.. it's more real like than any full dive games where everything work using polygones and such. Kirito get killed and wake up in UnderWorld which is a virtual world inside the Soul Translator. He tries to find a way out.[/SPOILER]

  
  
  ._.
  
  I'm hoping the anime goes into un-canonness now.
• Limes wrote on 2012-09-19 04:53

  Quote from OizenX;952799:

  ._.
  
  I'm hoping the anime goes into un-canonness now.

  
  
  [SPOILER="Spoiler"]It'll just end after the ALO arc. That's how the pacing is going right now, anyway.[/SPOILER]
• Mentosftw wrote on 2012-09-19 05:19

  Quote from Chiyuri;952797:

  Answer of your question lies below. Read at your own risk.
  
  [SPOILER="Spoiler"] after SAO was "cleared" the remaining people awoke from their sleep along with Kirito. Sadly, it was found out that about 300 of them remained asleep, Asuna as well. Big jump in time, Kirito found pictures that show Asuna trapped in a cage in another Full dive mmorpg. In hope to find her, he join that game as well. This is the ALO arc.
  
  Once the ALO arc is over, Kirito get asked to help on a murder case that involve another Full Dive mmorpg called GGO. This mmorpg is a world where people use Gun to fight and there are rankings. But a rumor started that if you get killed by a certain gun user in the game, you die in RL as wel.
  
  After that GGO arc, the story slightly return to ALO which have added the Aincrad castle as a game update to their world. The group do what they can to unlock the floors up to floor 21 so they can reget their first "home", After that the story mostly goes on Asuna's side with other people been involved.
  
  Then we enter the UW/Alicization Arc, In this one, Kirito got a part time job to help test a new kind of Full Dive technology, the Soul Translator. Unlike Full Dive technology of right now, which stop sense from RL and force sensorial data into the person's mind, this new technology read and rewrite "flux Data" in a person. It's some sort of "light" that is the "current" that run through the mind of people.. They think of it as the "soul". It's pretty much similar to a dream.. it's more real like than any full dive games where everything work using polygones and such. Kirito get killed and wake up in UnderWorld which is a virtual world inside the Soul Translator. He tries to find a way out.[/SPOILER]

  
  
  They really need to learn to stop playing mmos and doing all that full dive stuff.
  
  You'd think they'd learn after getting trapped in a game the second or third time where there are deadly consequences.
• Hitaki wrote on 2012-09-19 09:16

  Quote from Mentosftw;953099:

  They really need to learn to stop playing mmos and doing all that full dive stuff.
  
  You'd think they'd learn after getting trapped in a game the second or third time where there are deadly consequences.

  
  
  Except that's wrong. Explaining it any further would just spoil the story. [S]Though if you actually read those spoilers carefully they explain enough.[/S]
  
  Edit : In other news, next episode PV :
  
  [video=youtube;unF4HKZeopo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unF4HKZeopo&feature=player_embedded[/video]
  
  Ha, I completely forgot about the existence of that female army soldier. [S]Also why can't Kirito hold all these toad drops[/S]
• Paul wrote on 2012-09-19 23:00
  Lolfuckingwhat at their stance.
• Chiyuri wrote on 2012-09-22 20:22
  YUI!!!! *cry*
• Hitaki wrote on 2012-09-22 20:58
  Kirito confirmed for super hacker. Pulling bullshit by magically knowing how to encode his daughter's heart into an item.
• Paul wrote on 2012-09-22 21:25

  Quote from Hitaki;954462:

  Kirito confirmed for super hacker. Pulling bullshit by magically knowing how to encode his daughter's heart into an item.

  
  
  Top tier hacker skills
• Chiyuri wrote on 2012-09-22 23:05

  Quote from Hitaki;954462:

  Kirito confirmed for super hacker. Pulling bullshit by magically knowing how to encode his daughter's heart into an item.

  
  
  if it was a simple to understand system it would be fine but.. the anime made it look like something you wouldn't normally understand.
• Hitaki wrote on 2012-09-22 23:15

  Quote from Chiyuri;954496:

  if it was a simple to understand system it would be fine but.. the anime made it look like something you wouldn't normally understand.

  
  
  Eh, I always found it to be bullshit that Kirito pulled that asspull even in the novels. Then again, this anime does take place 10 years from our time, and apparently Kirito built his own computer from leftover parts in his mother's room when he was still 10 or something. So I suppose he would have been smart enough to know some programming.
  
  That and (spoilers) :
  
  [SPOILER="Spoiler"]How he makes that camera robot thing in Mother's Rosario.[/SPOILER]
• Chiyuri wrote on 2012-09-22 23:22

  Quote from Hitaki;954498:

  Eh, I always found it to be bullshit that Kirito pulled that asspull even in the novels. Then again, this anime does take place 10 years from our time, and apparently Kirito built his own computer from leftover parts in his mother's room when he was still 10 or something. So I suppose he would have been smart enough to know some programming.
  
  That and (spoilers) :
  
  [SPOILER="Spoiler"]How he makes that camera robot thing in Mother's Rosario.[/SPOILER]

  
  
  actually I believed the novel version. If I was to make a game and hire game masters, I would make sure their interface is easy enough to use. I don't see the point of making a GM Emergency interface difficult to use and understand..
• Murasaki wrote on 2012-09-22 23:29
  Wow, I completely forgot it was already Saturday. Guess it's time to go take a look.
  
  Reading some of the spoilers...
  [spoiler]Does the story really involve them getting stuck in this sort of situation repeatedly? D=[/spoiler]