RPGM Sword Art Online: The Trap of Breath Concealed Magic [Part 2 v0.551] [Fujino]

[Tyyyr]

I'm not in NTR as a kink, but still enjoy this game because I don't like Kirito. Same with other NTR games with weak, pathetic, indecisive main characters. It's fun watching the MC getting what he deserves.

So I don't think I want to play a NTR game in a scenario with a MC I like (like in Black Lagoon).

 

[ciccio76]

I was watching the various scenes through the mod, I noticed the scene where Asuna rides the cock I think in a hotel, basically the gif that sent Fujino to Ci-en, but it's a scene added by the creator of the mod or I missed it in this update? And if I missed it, where and when does it happen?

 

[Strix1234]

To Love-Ru is very likely IMO, given it was in the poll SAO won, but yeah, better to wait until he finishes XP

To Love-Ru is pretty high up tbh,i barely remember the anime but from what i do i remember the main girls where like extremely horny and the main guy was pretty mid.

 

[4-kun]

I'm not in NTR as a kink, but still enjoy this game because I don't like Kirito. Same with other NTR games with weak, pathetic, indecisive main characters. It's fun watching the MC getting what he deserves.

So I don't think I want to play a NTR game in a scenario with a MC I like (like in Black Lagoon).

Out of curiosity, why do you hate Kirito? I'm asking because I can understand someone hating villains, like Griffith from Berserk, even though it's not like hate but rather a dislike for a hatable character, which is positive for the story. But why do people hate main characters?

Hate is a strong word, but wishing someone to experience NTR leans more towards this than just dislike

 

[SonsOfLiberty]

Sword Art Online: The Trap of Breath Concealed Magic [Part 2 v0.32] [浅上藤奶/Fujino]

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[Tyyyr]

Out of curiosity, why do you hate Kirito? I'm asking because I can understand someone hating villains, like Griffith from Berserk, even though it's not like hate but rather a dislike for a hatable character, which is positive for the story. But why do people hate main characters?

Hate is a strong word, but wishing someone to experience NTR leans more towards this than just dislike

I intentionally used "don't like" and not hate. I also don't "wish" for him to be cucked, it's just fun to watch because he is such a male Mary Sue in the original story.

But for example seeing Rock from Black Lagoon getting NTR'ed would just feel bad. He is a likeable character with flaws and weaknesses that still tries his best. He is much easier to sympathize with (unlike Kirito).

 

[AlterInfernalAllius]

Out of curiosity, why do you hate Kirito? I'm asking because I can understand someone hating villains, like Griffith from Berserk, even though it's not like hate but rather a dislike for a hatable character, which is positive for the story. But why do people hate main characters?

Hate is a strong word, but wishing someone to experience NTR leans more towards this than just dislike

If I had to guess is probably because of the same misconception of thinking Kirito is some Gary Stu flawless character in the actual series, which most people watching the anime seem to think, like this fucking teenage boy didn't get a new trauma every other season, and Canonically hadn't won a single important fight in the series without someone else's help XD

 

[korewa]

Out of curiosity, why do you hate Kirito? I'm asking because I can understand someone hating villains, like Griffith from Berserk, even though it's not like hate but rather a dislike for a hatable character, which is positive for the story. But why do people hate main characters?

Hate is a strong word, but wishing someone to experience NTR leans more towards this than just dislike

Here are some points why people do not like Kirito. Asuna started off as a strong character but slowly became an accessory to Kirito. Kirito in turn has lots of plot armor, neglects his other relationships, solely focus on gaming at many times

1. Co-Dependency and Overreliance:
   • Issue: Throughout their journey in the virtual world, Kirito and Asuna become deeply co-dependent on each other.
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   • Discussion: While this level of devotion can be seen as romantic, some fans find it excessive and potentially unhealthy. The intensity of their emotional reliance might make them appear less independent as characters.
2. Lack of Conflict in the Anime Adaptation:
   • Issue: The anime adaptation of Sword Art Online doesn’t fully explore certain nuances of Kirito and Asuna’s relationship that are present in the light novels.
   • Discussion: In the light novels, Kirito and Asuna argue more frequently, especially during their early interactions. These disagreements add depth to their dynamic and show that their relationship isn’t always smooth sailing. The anime’s omission of these moments might lead some fans to perceive their bond as overly idealized.
3. Origins of Kirito’s “Beater” Nickname:
   • Issue: When Kirito declared himself a “Beater” (a beta tester and cheater) early in the game, it caused others to dislike him. Asuna was the only one who understood his true motivation behind this declaration.
   • Discussion: Some fans might feel that Kirito’s initial arrogance and secrecy about his beta testing status made him less likable. Asuna’s understanding softened this perception, but not everyone appreciates the backstory. in other words, its cringe.
4. Asuna’s Cooking and Kirito’s Influence:
   • Issue: Asuna’s love for cooking in the game stems from a moment when Kirito shared cream with her during their early days trapped in Sword Art Online.
   • Discussion: While this is a sweet origin story, some fans argue that it reinforces traditional gender roles. Asuna’s culinary skills become a significant part of her character, and it’s tied to her interactions with Kirito.a huge contrast to her initial start as a solo player and climbing the ranks of the best guild.

In all i think most people think Asuna can do better, self inserting themselves into the role. Ugly bastard may be ugly but he is more of an excessive caricature of self inserting enjoyers of NTR. Another point is that the ugly bastard trope really adds contrast to Kirito, see also the old man trope Nishida.

 

[4-kun]

I intentionally used "don't like" and not hate. I also don't "wish" for him to be cucked, it's just fun to watch because he is such a male Mary Sue in the original story.

But for example seeing Rock from Black Lagoon getting NTR'ed would just feel bad. He is a likeable character with flaws and weaknesses that still tries his best. He is much easier to sympathize with (unlike Kirito).

Hmm, okay, I understand your point to some extent, I guess ^^

 

[AlterInfernalAllius]

Here are some points why people do not like Kirito. Asuna started off as a strong character but slowly became an accessory to Kirito. Kirito in turn has lots of plot armor, neglects his other relationships, solely focus on gaming at many times

1. Co-Dependency and Overreliance:
   • Issue: Throughout their journey in the virtual world, Kirito and Asuna become deeply co-dependent on each other.
     You must be registered to see the links
     .
   • Discussion: While this level of devotion can be seen as romantic, some fans find it excessive and potentially unhealthy. The intensity of their emotional reliance might make them appear less independent as characters.
2. Lack of Conflict in the Anime Adaptation:
   • Issue: The anime adaptation of Sword Art Online doesn’t fully explore certain nuances of Kirito and Asuna’s relationship that are present in the light novels.
   • Discussion: In the light novels, Kirito and Asuna argue more frequently, especially during their early interactions. These disagreements add depth to their dynamic and show that their relationship isn’t always smooth sailing. The anime’s omission of these moments might lead some fans to perceive their bond as overly idealized.
3. Origins of Kirito’s “Beater” Nickname:
   • Issue: When Kirito declared himself a “Beater” (a beta tester and cheater) early in the game, it caused others to dislike him. Asuna was the only one who understood his true motivation behind this declaration.
   • Discussion: Some fans might feel that Kirito’s initial arrogance and secrecy about his beta testing status made him less likable. Asuna’s understanding softened this perception, but not everyone appreciates the backstory. in other words, its cringe.
4. Asuna’s Cooking and Kirito’s Influence:
   • Issue: Asuna’s love for cooking in the game stems from a moment when Kirito shared cream with her during their early days trapped in Sword Art Online.
   • Discussion: While this is a sweet origin story, some fans argue that it reinforces traditional gender roles. Asuna’s culinary skills become a significant part of her character, and it’s tied to her interactions with Kirito.a huge contrast to her initial start as a solo player and climbing the ranks of the best guild.

In all i think most people think Asuna can do better, self inserting themselves into the role. Ugly bastard may be ugly but he is more of an excessive caricature of self inserting enjoyers of NTR. Another point is that the ugly bastard trope really adds contrast to Kirito, see also the old man trope Nishida.

I wanna applaud you, this is one of the most nuanced and fair analysis of the reasons why people would dislike Kirito without going into pointless Kirito hate that I have seen, and the fact that I'm seeing it on the thread for a SAO NTR game is truly something else XD Also liked how it acknowledges that a lot of the issues for SAO come from the anime adaptation skipping or shifting things from the novels, but I would also like to point out a lot of it is also due to misunderstandings, like, for all that people says Kirito has "a lot of plot armor", this actually only really can be applied as people sees it to one instance, when he fought against the system deleting his character out of willpower for a few seconds enough to finish off Heathcliff with Asuna's sword. Every single other instance of Kirito's "Plot Armor" afterwards was, ironically, people helping him during crucial fights, which actually puts a fun spin on people calling him "Too OP" when saying bad things about him or SAO, because it just highlights that Kirito literally hasn't won a single major fight in the whole series without somebody else needing to help him XP Without Leafa and the Fairy Lords he never would have gotten past the world tree's guardians, without Heathcliff he wouldn't have been able to do shit to Oberon because he was a Game Master, without Sinon his ass would have been owned by Death Gun because the other guy's killing instinct was much sharper, without Eugeo he literally would have lost every single major fight in Alicization, hell, Eugeo's ghost literally has to save his ass during the big finale of the arc (Which originally was the series' final battle too), and that was when he literally had the power to bend Virtual Reality to his will, because his enemy was just THAT much more bullshit than him anyway

Also, the thing about "gender roles" may be because SAO was originally written in 2002 (The original Web Novel before it was adapted as a LN), which is also something many don't know, the series is legit a whole decade older than when its anime first aired so a lot of sensitivities and worldviews had changed a lot by then.

I fully agree with you about Kirito neglecting his other relationships, btw, it's a direct result of how the series was originally written but also something I always disliked, which is why I preferred the recently-finished Gameverse AU way more as it fixed that by ironically embracing some aspects of the series that most Haters always blamed Canon wrongly of having XD

 

[4-kun]

Here are some points why people do not like Kirito. Asuna started off as a strong character but slowly became an accessory to Kirito. Kirito in turn has lots of plot armor, neglects his other relationships, solely focus on gaming at many times

1. Co-Dependency and Overreliance:
   • Issue: Throughout their journey in the virtual world, Kirito and Asuna become deeply co-dependent on each other.
     You must be registered to see the links
     .
   • Discussion: While this level of devotion can be seen as romantic, some fans find it excessive and potentially unhealthy. The intensity of their emotional reliance might make them appear less independent as characters.
2. Lack of Conflict in the Anime Adaptation:
   • Issue: The anime adaptation of Sword Art Online doesn’t fully explore certain nuances of Kirito and Asuna’s relationship that are present in the light novels.
   • Discussion: In the light novels, Kirito and Asuna argue more frequently, especially during their early interactions. These disagreements add depth to their dynamic and show that their relationship isn’t always smooth sailing. The anime’s omission of these moments might lead some fans to perceive their bond as overly idealized.
3. Origins of Kirito’s “Beater” Nickname:
   • Issue: When Kirito declared himself a “Beater” (a beta tester and cheater) early in the game, it caused others to dislike him. Asuna was the only one who understood his true motivation behind this declaration.
   • Discussion: Some fans might feel that Kirito’s initial arrogance and secrecy about his beta testing status made him less likable. Asuna’s understanding softened this perception, but not everyone appreciates the backstory. in other words, its cringe.
4. Asuna’s Cooking and Kirito’s Influence:
   • Issue: Asuna’s love for cooking in the game stems from a moment when Kirito shared cream with her during their early days trapped in Sword Art Online.
   • Discussion: While this is a sweet origin story, some fans argue that it reinforces traditional gender roles. Asuna’s culinary skills become a significant part of her character, and it’s tied to her interactions with Kirito.a huge contrast to her initial start as a solo player and climbing the ranks of the best guild.

In all i think most people think Asuna can do better, self inserting themselves into the role. Ugly bastard may be ugly but he is more of an excessive caricature of self inserting enjoyers of NTR. Another point is that the ugly bastard trope really adds contrast to Kirito, see also the old man trope Nishida.

Wow, people go crazy like that?

I mean, 2 and 3 are just really nitpicking, no?

4, yeah, it's valid, but isn't like 99% of anime that way?

1, Well, I guess it's a reasonable argument, but it conflicts with the Mary Sue narrative.

Interesting, thanks anyway.

 

[Jeremiqss]

100% save version
v0.32???

 

[korewa]

I wanna applaud you, this is one of the most nuanced and fair analysis of the reasons why people would dislike Kirito without going into pointless Kirito hate that I have seen, and the fact that I'm seeing it on the thread for a SAO NTR game is truly something else XD Also liked how it acknowledges that a lot of the issues for SAO come from the anime adaptation skipping or shifting things from the novels, but I would also like to point out a lot of it is also due to misunderstandings, like, for all that people says Kirito has "a lot of plot armor", this actually only really can be applied as people sees it to one instance, when he fought against the system deleting his character out of willpower for a few seconds enough to finish off Heathcliff with Asuna's sword. Every single other instance of Kirito's "Plot Armor" afterwards was, ironically, people helping him during crucial fights, which actually puts a fun spin on people calling him "Too OP" when saying bad things about him or SAO, because it just highlights that Kirito literally hasn't won a single major fight in the whole series without somebody else needing to help him XP Without Leafa and the Fairy Lords he never would have gotten past the world tree's guardians, without Heathcliff he wouldn't have been able to do shit to Oberon because he was a Game Master, without Sinon his ass would have been owned by Death Gun because the other guy's killing instinct was much sharper, without Eugeo he literally would have lost every single major fight in Alicization, hell, Eugeo's ghost literally has to save his ass during the big finale of the arc (Which originally was the series' final battle too), and that was when he literally had the power to bend Virtual Reality to his will, because his enemy was just THAT much more bullshit than him anyway

Also, the thing about "gender roles" may be because SAO was originally written in 2002 (The original Web Novel before it was adapted as a LN), which is also something many don't know, the series is legit a whole decade older than when its anime first aired so a lot of sensitivities and worldviews had changed a lot by then.

I fully agree with you about Kirito neglecting his other relationships, btw, it's a direct result of how the series was originally written but also something I always disliked, which is why I preferred the recently-finished Gameverse AU way more as it fixed that by ironically embracing some aspects of the series that most Haters always blamed Canon wrongly of having XD

are the games good? i tried one long ago and its too grindy for me. also not enough fan service. are there nude mods?

 

[oozaru2023]

well, most of the people who hate cuckito are people who have only seen the anime and haven't read his novel. There he presents you with what he is like. Clearly, the anime does not show him as much as Asuna, so if there are people here who are watching MUSHOKU TENSEI, I would ask them to read his novel. In my more than 25 years of watching anime and reading novels, I have not found one. isekai novel as complete as this

 

[AlterInfernalAllius]

are the games good? i tried one long ago and its too grindy for me. also not enough fan service. are there nude mods?

LMAO, that's...not something I expected to read ever about he SAO games XD

I would say, it "depends", really? If you're looking for a game to play with nude mods there is probably a million better choices, because yeah, the games WERE very grindy, most of them at least, but the really good/fun thing they had were the plots and character interactions, they genuinely somehow turned embracing the 'Harem' aspect of SAO into actually better developing the whole cast by having they have way more interactions both with Kirito and everyone together as a group than Canon ever does (Where because of how the original story was written they always ended up sidelined after their stories/arcs were over in favor of KiriSuna). I remember talking with a friend years ago that the best way to describe it was that if Canon SAO felt like "KiriSuna and Extras" (Alicization aside), then the SAO Gameverse AU was more genuinely like "The Adventures of Kirito and Friends".

Fanservice-wise you may be a bit biased if you're thinking straight to nude mods and asking about it in a page for Hentai games, but compared with Canon SAO the Gameverse DOES indeed have like 10 times more fanservice, though giving it somehow doubled the size of Kirito's not-Harem by introducing like 2 new Gameverse-original Heroines per 'game arc', that probably wasn't too hard to do XP (Granted, the Fanservice was toned down a lot as the AU continued compared to the first couple of games too for the sake of better writing in general)

I wouldn't recommend the games themselves to anyone who isn't an SAO/Kirito fan, really, and even then I would recommend either using Cheats on the PC versions to not have to grind or just watch full playthroughs online because, as mentioned, the only good thing in them are the "alternative SAO story" and character events/interaction/growth, as games they will always not be particularly amazing :3

 

[4-kun]

well, most of the people who hate cuckito are people who have only seen the anime and haven't read his novel. There he presents you with what he is like. Clearly, the anime does not show him as much as Asuna, so if there are people here who are watching MUSHOKU TENSEI, I would ask them to read his novel. In my more than 25 years of watching anime and reading novels, I have not found one. isekai novel as complete as this
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Ah, it's about that pedo who also cheats on his pregnant wife? I guess that would be someone who could be considered deserving to be NTRed

 

[kinglionheart]

Ah, it's about that pedo who also cheats on his pregnant wife? I guess that would be someone who could be considered deserving to be NTRed

Let us not forget. He has literally God on his side, Human God to be exact. Not even Administrator is as hands on as Human God.

 

[Alex040677]

I'll just leave this Gifs here for those that are afk or cant play the game

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but these are all the scenes up to the current update? Because if that were the case I haven't even seen half of it...

 

[oozaru2023]

SAO Part 2 v0.32 COMPRESS MOD

adding new scenes to the fight with the trent mokai , correcting the storm night in the pigeon hunt , now you can see everything , full screen mode incluide save collection room enjoy and share

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[gaka200]

I'm a little bummed out that it feels like Fujino had to rush things. But I still enjoyed it, so I can just live with whatever Fujino decides to do.

While there were things people could point out or complain in regards to the previous writing, I felt like Fujino was trying to build up to something a little more interesting I guess in terms of plot development. I don't know if Fujino still intends to write whatever story they were writing, but I thought there was some amusing potential in what was being set up. The Alice story line looks like it was going to be initially used to keep Kirito away from Asuna to still portray Kirito as a "good guy" instead of the asshole that this update portrays him as. This distance, due to working on an investigation similar to how he played GGO in the original series, would help further frustrate Asuna to make her even more easy pickings for Inoda. But it's looking like people are impatient and just want to see Asuna get banged instead, so I'm guessing the Alice plot line is just gonna overall get dropped.

It's mainly speculation from me, but I assumed the Alice plot line was going to coincide with everyone to justify certain conditions or scenarios to accomplish what Fujino wanted to do. I don't know if Fujino wanted to get rid of Hebishima, or decided to consider it due to the poll. But let's just say at the very least that Kirito's adventure with Alice would give him the attention of Alice, Sinon, and Suguha. Maybe he solves the problems in the underground world thus dealing with Hebishima, but overall ends up neglecting Asuna too much.

I don't know where he would have gone with this; but I felt like he was trying to connect everything together. Now I'm not so sure what exactly is going to happen. If Fujino wants to cut out Alice, I think that's acceptable and Fujino should just focus on Suguha's story as it seems to intertwine with the main story to help Inoda steal Asuna away.

Anyways, I enjoyed myself and I'm still looking forward to what they do.