User blog comment:Solarrion/My Dreams For Danganronpa 3 II/@comment-27004474-20150228061212

Point One: I'm sort of iffy on this one. On one hand, it makes sense for the first killed to not receive that much development, but they also do a good job of giving them important roles before their time is done. (Sayaka was THE(E) secondary character up until her death; Twogami was THE(E) secondary character up until his death; Hanamura got time in his trial; et cetera.) But, really, I think they should start to work on developing some of the survivors that actually need it before "fodder." Sonia, Owari, Souda and Hagakure are good examples for this. I still feel Sayaka had/has a bit more personality than Sonia, and I like Twogami more than I do Hagakure, for examples. Adding on to my post from your last blog: I do believe we need a reason to grieve over, not only the killer's, but also the victim's death. And while sometimes they do a good job, other times I feel... disappointed in the end, I guess you could say. They do give the killer a reason and/or motive to kill and all, but it would feel better overall if we felt a reason to miss not only certain ones, but ALL of them.

Point Two: I have to say Mabel covered it all very nicely. (Also: I see the interesting and likable characters being killed off early/earlier as a 'wtf' moment to keep you on your toes and to keep you guessing/interested, and I'm sure it does just that.)

Point Three: No, just... no. Now that you ACTUALLY KNOW ABOUT free-time events and easter eggs (WHICH YOU REALLY SHOULD HAVE KNOWN OF BEFORE...?), and you finally accepted what I said (which is also the whole reason for this blog ^-^), I still don't see why you're trying with this point. (</3). They would have to go over the entire game again, change EVERYTHING to accomodate to the new "protagonist," and it would just be a big ole sloppy mess. Adding on to my [altered] post from your last blog: It also would make no sense for any of the characters who die to have a point of view at any time in the game (unless it was in Komaeda's case during chapter 4 where it all made so much sense to do so and made no sense to do so otherwise) have a perspective, especially so in a chapter in which they died in. Another point that still stands: in both games, the other survivors all play a key part in at least one specific trial (Trial 2 with Togami altering the crime scene or Fukawa with Syo, Trial 4 with Asahina/Fukawa/Hagakure all playing a part in Sakura's death, or Trial 2 of the second game with Kuzuryuu literally witnessing the murder), and even though this doesn't stand (mostly for the SDR2 cast, with the exception of Kuzuryuu), there is no reason for us to see the games through anyone else's eyes besides who we already see them through.