Hum, for all that I found the posts generally so annoying I stopped bothering to read them I am glad I followed this specific conversation.
Up to this point with Super Hard start and everything that followed I was under the impression the UD was one small step short of total victory and the UL was trying their best to delay with no hope of it actually doing much and no idea of what to do otherwise with the main reason the UD hadn't won yet was because they hadn't bothered to. I presumed it was due internal conflict since they didn't really have a reason to stay united anymore along with other groups also doing their own things.
Then the Cores appear with a bang and the UL decide shooting for the moon hoping for the potential miracles to make it into an actual chance of success is the best possible course of action and prepare to go all-in. That anything that we(or the other Cores) weren't directly involved in is, at best, a costly stalemate and more often a failure and for us personally anything short of a miracle every battle was a setback we would in all likelihood never recover from.
That it is instead an actual war between two immense groups at the same weight level with us just a piece, if an important one, is way better and I am now going to re-read the thread with that in mind since it rather changes the tone. Though now that I think of it I am not sure why I was under the impression super hard was going to be that hardcore, not like most videogames have it as all that difficult so it is weird to think that.
Up to this point with Super Hard start and everything that followed I was under the impression the UD was one small step short of total victory and the UL was trying their best to delay with no hope of it actually doing much and no idea of what to do otherwise with the main reason the UD hadn't won yet was because they hadn't bothered to. I presumed it was due internal conflict since they didn't really have a reason to stay united anymore along with other groups also doing their own things.
Then the Cores appear with a bang and the UL decide shooting for the moon hoping for the potential miracles to make it into an actual chance of success is the best possible course of action and prepare to go all-in. That anything that we(or the other Cores) weren't directly involved in is, at best, a costly stalemate and more often a failure and for us personally anything short of a miracle every battle was a setback we would in all likelihood never recover from.
That it is instead an actual war between two immense groups at the same weight level with us just a piece, if an important one, is way better and I am now going to re-read the thread with that in mind since it rather changes the tone. Though now that I think of it I am not sure why I was under the impression super hard was going to be that hardcore, not like most videogames have it as all that difficult so it is weird to think that.