More specifically, the theme.
Chapter 1 was about using the Garbage Disposal Room, so the next Chapter should be–
Wait. Speaking about the first Chapter, did Jane burn the trash in the end?
Are we allowed to eat in the Cafeteria again?
@Alice, did Monokuma burn the kitchen garbage for us?
Despite it most likely being an excuse, it still means that we have to throw it away periodically though!?
Apparently someone has to dispose of garbage if we want to restore our hunger bar in the cafeteria.
Guess one of us has to do the dirty work so that the cafeteria is nice and clean.
Jane went to the Garbage Disposal Room and found Kyo’s corpse, but… we never got to hear what became of the garbage he took from the Kitchen.
I mean… regardless whether the garbage was burned in the end or not, it is not in the Kitchen anymore, but I don’t know if Alice will let us eat if the garbage wasn’t burned yet.
Of course it ain’t good enough for anyone; there was so much to explore before we should be thinking of killing others.
…which is why I don’t understand why sulit killed in the first place. The problem didn’t lie on Kyo, who was an easy target since Ami did nothing, but on the “why”.
Unless sulit is bloodthirsty in general, I don’t see any benefits in killing people this early.
I did expect Daily Life 1 to last for only 3 to 4 IRL days, but… due to the storm Alice encountered, I had thought it would be delayed to 5 or 6 IRL days before the first murder happens.
I don’t understand. The first motive was the negation of the double murderers rule. It changed the mechanic, but nothing was said about changing wincons unless it was private.
There was nothing (public) which indicated that she has to kill anyone.
In other words, sulit chose to kill… because she thought she could get away with it, or because she thought there would be a second murder before the announcement about the garbage.
Being the Ultimate Engineer, maybe she thought that she could get away if she erased her logs from the Incinerator, but it should’ve been better if she were to frame someone (e.g. Kyo himself) to use the Incinerator.
She tried to attack Kyo using her crossbow, but why were the bolts not incinerated along with Kyo’s corpse?
She can’t escape her fate of execution since the trail of ashes leading to West Commons will still be present, coupled with Universal’s coincidental placement.
However… why did she have to commit this murder so sloppily?
Rushed more than likely.
I would’ve done it a lot better along with not allowed people to get alibi’s but shrug.
The fact that there were a lot of two-man cells were also unfortunate for her, but I don’t understand why she had to rush it.
Universal’s statements prove that there was one whole hour of sulit being in West Commons before she went to the Cafeteria.
She clearly had the time, so why didn’t she use that to at least cover up her trails by also burning the bolts and framing Kyo to commit suicide?
As for the trail of ashes… I don’t even know whether she could’ve noticed that to be honest.
…I suppose there is always the possibility of her not thinking about it though.
…I am just complaining about something which can’t be helped. I guess I just wanted the Class Trial to be… less straightforward. Just slightly.
It can’t be helped though, considering everyone backed each other up by being in two-man cells.
I can’t believe the most “exciting thing” of the Class Trial was just DatBird talking about his possible-but-improbable world. …it feels so laughable that it actually annoys me.
Yeah what was up with Datbird doing that?
I’m trying to figure out if that speech comes from the Mastermind or not.
I’m inclined to think Datbird wouldn’t incriminate himself that heavily if he were Mastermind.
…yeah. That’s probably the case.
…I just realized how sad this is though.
Unlike the original Danganronpa, we don’t get new floors or areas to explore after the Class Trials.
We are just stuck with the map we currently have, and once we have explored all about it, it will just be a matter of “getting used to it,” and finding (and making) alibis.
It wasn’t much of a speech than “opening up an improbable-but-possible world” …which is just a waste of time according to my experience with Magnus in BotF III.
sulit attempted to kill kyo with the crossbow, thinking that if they failed they’d just accept it and move on
sulit’s plan was to shoot kyo, burn the evidence, get rid of any traces from the incinerator, and just bail, which would result in a lot of time being wasted simply trying to find any evidence during investigation
as the Ultimate Duelist, kyo was made aware of the murder attempt and being there when sulit attempted to murder, called them out for it.
Sulit panicked, and proceeded to engage in a struggle with kyo, which they would eventually win, throwing kyo into the incinerator, and burning them alive.
Does that all make sense?
