I thought we were talking about killing Grimm still, I was just going No, Except Yes.
edited 14th Oct '16 8:32:41 PM by VutherA
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Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.Three actual Huntsmen got involved with that though, which includes Glynda, who just patched up the hole the Grimm were coming from in a few seconds; her, Port, and Oobleck could have probably handled that entire situation on their own.
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wasn't really making an argument on if it was compelling or not.
I am just pointing out that the threat level was not high to begin with.
- Three Adults with one who is has been shown to be very powerful on multiple occasions
- Two Assassins that used that battle to probably forge their friendship with the protagonist and blend in.
- Army of Atlas Robots
- Three Teams of Students
Against a horde of grimm with one entry point. If they could not handle that then kingdoms would have fallen ages ago if it was that simple to take a kingdom of united humans. It's why the strong grim are waiting and why Salem talks about dividing humanity before taking them down.
edited 14th Oct '16 9:54:54 PM by Darthwyn
"Shall I use you, or make you mine... I'm not so sure what I'll do." - DorthyIt was easily foiled because there interference meant they had to start things before they were actually ready. All the lead up was to that end.
It wasn't the time to actually have them deal with a city wide threat, but seeing the bad guys planning and almost succeeding at one, was sign of things to come.
edited 14th Oct '16 10:10:10 PM by LSBK
almost is a HUUUUGE stretch.
It isn't until volume 3 actually happens until we see how it could go badly. And then it it turns out the villains' plot goes just fine without that anyway. I mean, it might've been worse, but given how trivial it was, it doesn't feel like it would have a big impact on the chaos that was already unfolding.
Honestly, if we had seen Teams RWBY and JNPR get battered around a little more and seen the Grimm cause some more general destruction, I probably would have been mostly fine with the finale.
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what is the point your even trying to make because I don't get the point of complaining about volume 2 when it seems clear that the plan had nothing to stand on from the beginning. It was essentially just a ploy to undermine Ozpin.
The point is that it's really unsatisfactory for a finale. It's just another example of the early volumes failing to deliver on build up and being unable to maintain tension.
In-universe excuses don't have any relevance there.
edit: Why even have them stop the train, if there is no consequence to them failing on that?
edited 14th Oct '16 10:25:05 PM by Saiga
Saying the "early volumes" sounds weird when there have only been three. You could just say most of the series so far. Anyway, from the way they were talking, I assumed the actual plan was supposed to have a lot more Grimm, a lot faster. In that way, there interference made a huge difference, because they put everything off balance.
But, I guess I'm just the odd man out here. I thought it all worked together pretty well. It's fine, like I said, I get it, just putting my two cents in.
edited 14th Oct '16 10:28:11 PM by LSBK
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I don't how plot relevance means nothing when the plot should be what ties the entire story together.
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I thought it worked also especially with volume 3 since volume 2 works as a case of what happens when a group of people are united and work together compared to when things come crashing down.
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The plan was rushed ahead of schedule. It probably was meant to go with either another attack or when Vale had less defending it instead of an army and capable Huntsman and Huntresses.
edited 14th Oct '16 10:32:52 PM by Darthwyn
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Can you really call it that if they aren't even people?
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