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Topic	The Definitive Ranking Of All Cases And Characters From Danganronpa 1/2
xp1337 03/04/21 3:14:54 PM #90:	Suprak the Stud posted... I suppose you could argue that maybe Junko...blocked the video feed to the rooms she needed to go between when she was setting things up so the people she was sending out the despair live stream to couldn't tell what was going on, and in that way she was still making it look like Kyoko carried out the murder to everyone on the outside so people thought the ultimate hope was still killing each other. That's kinda how I rationalized it to myself, but I'm not sure they were ever super clear on that specific part of the case and maybe I am giving the game too much credit. But, hell, even if I am right at that point just do the same thing and kill Kyoko and frame one of the living people for it. It is this weird contrivance they half follow, half break so they can set up this extra case and the whole thing feels very sloppily executed. If you want to completely abandon the rules to get Kyoko (or Makoto?) killed, then just do it in a less roundabout, crazy way. Yeah, that's how I rationalized it too. She messed with the feeds/knew about potential blind spots/whatever and orchestrated the whole thing to frame Kyoko for the purpose of deceiving the outside world. I'd say that maybe Kyoko was just too paranoid/on-guard to target directly but with the resources at Junko's disposal it's hard to believe she couldn't handle it. idk maybe worried that a struggle would spill out into too big an area and she couldn't/didn't want to black out an entire area of cameras and make it obvious she was tampering? OTOH, even when she succeeds in pulling it off and gets Kyoko... the bad end shows the killing game stops, albeit because the survivors agree to just live in the school. --- xp1337: Don't you wish there was a spell-checker that told you when you a word out? <cite>xp1337 posted [p:951339901] in The Defini... [t:79310930]...</cite> <quote>Suprak the Stud posted... </cite> <quote>I suppose you could argue that maybe Junko...blocked the video feed to the rooms she needed to go between when she was setting things up so the people she was sending out the despair live stream to couldn't tell what was going on, and in that way she was still making it look like Kyoko carried out the murder to everyone on the outside so people thought the ultimate hope was still killing each other. That's kinda how I rationalized it to myself, but I'm not sure they were ever super clear on that specific part of the case and maybe I am giving the game too much credit. But, hell, even if I am right at that point just do the same thing and kill Kyoko and frame one of the living people for it. It is this weird contrivance they half follow, half break so they can set up this extra case and the whole thing feels very sloppily executed. If you want to completely abandon the rules to get Kyoko (or Makoto?) killed, then just do it in a less roundabout, crazy way.</quote>Yeah, that's how I rationalized it too. She messed with the feeds/knew about potential blind spots/whatever and orchestrated the whole thing to frame Kyoko for the purpose of deceiving the outside world. I'd say that maybe Kyoko was just too paranoid/on-guard to target directly but with the resources at Junko's disposal it's hard to believe she couldn't handle it. idk maybe worried that a struggle would spill out into too big an area and she couldn't/didn't want to black out an entire area of cameras and make it obvious she was tampering? OTOH, even when she succeeds in pulling it off and gets Kyoko... the bad end shows the killing game stops, albeit because the survivors agree to just live in the school. --- xp1337: Don't you wish there was a spell-checker that told you when you a word out?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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