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Originally Posted by Yan3242
So basically they are just lazy unmotivated bunch? They keep sulking and sulking looking at those "comfort" group while keep saying "why?"
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I think for a good chunk of the problem adventurer's it is more that they are suffering from depression.
The Round Table is full of hardcore players, as in general are their guilds and Honesty's internal problems seem to involve the Hardcore side wanting to kick out the less active.
Which has the problem that Ein's thinks he needs numbers to keep Honesty's memebership of the Round Table.
But for the casual players stuck in the game things are worse. Our major characters are in general happier in the game than not but for people with major ties outside the inherent situation is bad, no way home and no prospect of it and having the more visceral combat experience. You can't even comit suicide. And their life is more grind than it was in the game, thanks to the time differences.
It's why Marielle was unhappy at the beginning. She's been trying to help the casuals cope (Not suprising since Crescent Moon was a social guild) both with the festivals and the training camps. But there is only so much she can do.
What they need to do is to inspire the less happy to action, which is at odds with the frequently traditional kick them out of the guild approach.