They're all tiny on account to all just being one country. Population size varies depending on the environment and how much of a problematic pain the kings are though
Edited by Mami on Jul 14th 2020 at 11:37:53 AM
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Sometimes there's a story justification and other times... I guess we just tried really hard in the final battle?
We always suck at the beginning of Singularity and get really strong towards the end.
Competency is the enemy of drama, as they say.
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Well, Mash did get a big upgrade not too long before and the situation is a lot more favourable in general.
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Camelot: Gramps is like "my mission here is done." But he hasn't done anything. 
I jest, but I couldn't help but remember that meme.
So everyone hate Agravain, but he didn't do anything bad, and was the most competent of the Knights. Typical.
Jeez, Tristan is such a drama queen.
Hassan's vs Tristan.
Meanwhile we are off to fight Lion King. Still not seeing how we're supposed to win.
Sabers, that's how.
Siegfried your time is now!
Bedivere's wanking arm.
Noticed how the moment he showed up Gawain's defense cut dropped from 80% to 50%?
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Even his siblings point out Agravain is nigh impossible to get on with. He's dodgy and bad at communicating even before you consider the conclusion in this singularity that torture is fine and suspicious berserker drugs are a good idea. Though only Lancelot has any real reason to actually not get on with him.
That's actually a weird one, given the Lion King's stated belief otherwise and favouritism towards Lancelot. Though on top of being a knight he also seems to have been helpful simply in supplying Britain with food and supplies and the like back in the Camelot days, due to having land in France.
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"Competence" does not necessarily translate to "skill". He was King Arthur's aide after all, and helped majorly in keeping the kingdom running.
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Oh, he was certainly very skilled, since he apparently didn't get injured right up until the point of being killed, but he certainly seems to have been prioritised more for being the admin guy than his knightly exploits. But still: Knight of the Round Table.
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True. Being a badass is a big part of the role.
Camelot certainly needed more admin guys since apparently Mordred was one of the better administrators in the Kot R. Mordred!
Edited by nightwyrm_zero on Jul 14th 2020 at 4:41:14 AM
Hey, prodigies come from the most unexpected of places!
To be fair, almost everyone else was already dead/gone from Camelot when Mordred was placed as an administrator.
Shocking Gun!
Whew, beat Salem again in the anniversary thing.
Now all I have to do is beat Saber Alter. It’s not hard, I nearly got her down to her last bar just tonight.
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Congrats on the Avengers!
I just realized I'll have wait till Monday to reduce my chances of being spooked by any of the other summer 4*s. Ugh, what a pain...
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Welp I've completely tapped out on luck for this month
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Unifying everyone else by how much they despised you and still staying loyal to the king, truly an icon.
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Two new goddesses for the price of one. Congratulations.
Instead of focusing on relatives that divide us, we should find the absolutes that tie us.
Shocking Gun!
You know, actually getting Dantes makes me realize that I have read his NP wrong all this time as "Enter Château d'If" when it is actually "Enfer Château d'If".
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Edited by TPPR10 on Jul 15th 2020 at 11:28:02 AM
Continue the bloodline, Fujimaru!
I like the colouring and composition but the art itself looks...a bit odd
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I thought China was the tiny lostbelt