>>32774
I want to believe etc

>>32791
I don't know about that. The red was still the truth. But there was wordplay.

>>32791
But Battler did really die.

>>32794
We went over this before, I believe Rin refuses to acknowledge Tohya as being someone else.

>>32795
Oh right we did.

>>32795

>>32797
Eh?

>>32793
But you could even create a gameboard where none of the red truths applied, as proven by Battler in the last one.

>>32794
I don't buy into that kind of wordplay.

>>32797

>>32799
Hm? Do you mean the part where Ange resurrects everyone despite them all being dead? Because if so, that's just because she reached a level of delusion great enough to ignore the truth despite knowing it fully. It's not as if they were actually alive.

>>32801

>>32804

yu yuri

Although, obviously, some red does only apply to specific gameboards. But this was apparent as soon as we were shown two separate versions of events, over episodes 1 and 2.

It should be apparent by the context and the nature of the red itself whether it applies to the events universally or just to a certain gameboard, though. I don't believe there is any sort of trick played with that.

>>32806
Yeah, even when Beatrice used the "This apply to all the games" for Kinzo life status it would be considered to all the existing gameboards we had seen until that moment.

>>32807
Goddamnit, anon-kun. I'm anonymous. You're not supposed to know.

>>32807
That was the main part I was referring to. Battler's game broke all kinds of rules. Still, the primary use of red seemed to apply exclusively to the games--most of the stuff that applied outside the games was either silly (You are incompetent!) or full of wordplay (Bern's red to Ange, both times).

>>32809
There are still some reds that apply outside gameboards. Like the ones about the Beatrice Rosa met.

But yes, I suppose they're mostly used only in the context of gameboards. I think that's simply a side-effect of R07 not actually wanting to reveal the complete truth about what really happened, though. The focus is Yasu's bottles.

>>32808
Was I correct? Maybe I'm starting to understand your style.
>>32809
Well as piece say some reds looked as if they were talking about the real story rather than a single game.
In ep4 theres that red in which Beato tell Battler than his sin is the reason of why people die.
And I believe in ep5 Virgilia once say Battler than Beato did not murder for pleasure, or with malice intent, something like that.

>>32811
Well, for starters, I've already admitted to being the "shkshit" guy. Anyone who uses that term is me, unless they're copying me.

I think that post was a bit out of style for me. I made plenty of others in that thread, too.

>>32812
Or unless they're responding to my own usage the term, I guess.

>>32812
Suddenly, /jp/ is piece and luci with a bunch of proxies.
Also, I don't remember you admiting that so it still counts.

>>32811
Well, I should note in that same rant Beatrice says something like "none escape, all die" in red. Though Eva "escaped" in the "real" world...

>>32810
I wonder if it would have been possible to have a catbox without Beatrice II dying? I suppose the point of the red was to close off that possibility.

>>32812
I thought "Shkannontrice" caught on among many people in /jp/.

>>32815
It did, of course. I'm talking about the specific terms "shkshit" "shkshitter" and so on. I used to pretend to be someone vehemently against the theory who would post like that, and sometimes I still do.

>I wonder if it would have been possible to have a catbox without Beatrice II dying?
It might be possible, but then I suppose everyone would already know it can't be real. So it's not a real catbox, in that case.

>>32814
I wonder how much Luci posts. I'm pretty sure I'm reading his posts sometimes.

>>32815
I never said than the reds were wordplay free, did I~?

Anyways, to anyone interesed:
http://mangastream.com/read/one_shot/68915056/1

>>32818
LOOK AROUND YOU LOOK BEYOND YOU COULD MAKE AN UNBREAKABLE BOND THE WORLD AROUND YOU IS NOT WHAT IT SEEMS SOULS REVEALED BEYOND YOUR WILDEST DREAMS SO MANY THINGS I NEVER COULD SEE SO MANY CHOICES FALLING ON ME

>>32819
You sure like singan

>>32820
she's best singer ne

Wait a second. Hide is saying than Piece admited looking at some seacats computers using Hamachi. Is this true?

>>32822
Alright, ignore this please.

>>32822
Jeez I thought Piece said it cause posting style reminded me of him, but like you said it was belphe or somefink. I hardly check IP addresses anymore, sorry for mistake etc

What do you mean? That wasn't Belphe, it was me. And yes, I did do that.

>>32825
You also did it?

>>32826
That's right. Via Hamachi, I went through a seacat's files.

>>32819

>>32825
Reveal your TRUE FORM!

>>32827
Geez, that's rude you know.

>>32830
Would you like to guess who it was?

>>32831
Did you check Friend files?

>>32832
Sono toori. Friend-kun and I are already privy to one another's secrets. There is nothing hidden between us.

I would never try to access anyone else's. In the first place, I would be too scared of them doing the same to me.

>>32833
That's good to know.

By the way, who made the seacats hamachi server originally? It's been "full" for a while so george suggested getting rid of some idle users or people who never connect (satan etc)
>>32833
Sorry for using you piece, I was merely trying to warn some of the seacats on the dangers of hamachi via streamchat and gave examples even over my own network i did some tests with after your words.

>>32835
That's fine. I was thinking that nobody took my post seriously. You don't need any expertise whatsoever to look at someone's files if they're basically unsecured on a LAN with you.

Though, I never specified it was a seacat whose files I looked at in the original post. I just said it was "someone."

I don't think I've ever even been on the seacats Hamachi. If I have, I've forgotten.

>>32836
Yeah, I was mentioning that first part to some of the seacats to secure their networks and whatnot. And I more used it to warn them if anything I guess. So sorry again etc!

>>32837
You don't need to apologize. It was fun to see the reactions.

>>32838
Well, I was thinking than piece would not do that, and I ended up being right.

>>32839
I'm glad you trust me.

>>32840
Well, it even took me some time to regain my trust in you. But it's okay, I don't don't hold any grudge nor anything. Also, care to make a new thread?

>>32842