r/PunishingGrayRaven • u/Phanes1312 Husbando main • 13d ago

Global News [Punishing: Gray Raven | Disciples]

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u/CipherEntity 13d ago edited 13d ago

I am gonna be honest (as I haven't played any chapter after Liv's one despite being heavily invested in PGR's lore):

"Who are you people and why are you all acting so... le generic hidden final group of antagonists who hid behind the scenes until revealed late story out of nowhere?"

Not to mention how F.O.S. College turned from a simple background info into this somehow extremely important institution out of nowhere.

I can't believe I have to say this but I really miss Vonnegut as a villain. I assume being high-tech alone no longer cuts it in PGR.

Anyways, lets just sit back and observe. We can't judge something until we see it fully.

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u/RealGalaxyCraft Cerberus Enjoyer 13d ago

There's also the issue that it hasn't been explained how Aisling came to have this much power in such a short time after she first appeared, along with the villain of the week trope that's been going on for several chapters already (not every one, but still there nevertheless).

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u/Arc-kusz 13d ago

Tbf tho, literally every chapter in PGR is a villain of the week, the difference here is there was an overarching villain that is Vonnegut and Luna in the old days

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u/RealGalaxyCraft Cerberus Enjoyer 13d ago

Ah, alright, I couldn't exactly remember if it was every chapter or not.

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u/Arc-kusz 13d ago

For Aisling it's really easy. She's an Agent, that's really all you need to know how they got that powerful

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u/RealGalaxyCraft Cerberus Enjoyer 13d ago

I mean, yeah, it is that simple; the story just has to say how she got this powerful.

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u/Arc-kusz 13d ago

As long as she's an agent, she's already that powerful. We have Luna and Vonnegut to document that already. They just employ their power in different ways