… I liked the 15 eps… but the last one made so little sense… or maybe someone will explain me what I missed… (like where did Marco go… and what happened with Emma, the biggest Bug ever)…
I have an even more basic questions like:
1. What kind of programming makes humans disappear? And why did they not sell this code and wasted money on game development? I mean it must be the greatest discovery ever.
2. How can you see NPC without contact lenses? The second greatest discovery ever. They should stop wasting money on making lenses and selling them, a code can fix it anyways.
3. How do you live without eating food that even in dungeon? I mean there is no sunlight there even so you can’t even say they photosynthesize. The third greatest coding discovery of mankind.
Or did he get stuck in a time by just coding? I mean he should write a paper, he will get a nobel prize and breakthrough and every other award, will anyways earn more money than what Jin woo offered him for the game!
The fourth greatest discovery of mankind.
This guy is a genius and the writer a unique piece of ….
I don’t mind all that if they sticked to the rules… I mean I don’t mind seeing it as a sci-fi / fantasy with 4th dimension dungeons and Game being the enemy and protecting itself… and Emma being the biggest protector of the Game (and needed to be defeated)… but they messed up the rules!!! … Or I missed something crucial… oh well…
I think Marco was deleted earlier when Jin-woo saved Se Joo, as for Emma she might have been deleted too after the writer used her favorite plot device The Reset. But yeah it wasn’t clear. I doesn’t feel like a proper ending, more like a cop out…
Logic isn’t this shows strong suit. Probably if you think hard enough you can come up with an explanation, but it shouldn’t be the viewers job to do that :))
Dorotka
January 20, 2019 at 12:40 PM
… I liked the 15 eps… but the last one made so little sense… or maybe someone will explain me what I missed… (like where did Marco go… and what happened with Emma, the biggest Bug ever)…
oppafangirl
January 20, 2019 at 12:50 PM
I have an even more basic questions like:
1. What kind of programming makes humans disappear? And why did they not sell this code and wasted money on game development? I mean it must be the greatest discovery ever.
2. How can you see NPC without contact lenses? The second greatest discovery ever. They should stop wasting money on making lenses and selling them, a code can fix it anyways.
3. How do you live without eating food that even in dungeon? I mean there is no sunlight there even so you can’t even say they photosynthesize. The third greatest coding discovery of mankind.
Or did he get stuck in a time by just coding? I mean he should write a paper, he will get a nobel prize and breakthrough and every other award, will anyways earn more money than what Jin woo offered him for the game!
The fourth greatest discovery of mankind.
This guy is a genius and the writer a unique piece of ….
Dorotka
January 20, 2019 at 1:00 PM
I don’t mind all that if they sticked to the rules… I mean I don’t mind seeing it as a sci-fi / fantasy with 4th dimension dungeons and Game being the enemy and protecting itself… and Emma being the biggest protector of the Game (and needed to be defeated)… but they messed up the rules!!! … Or I missed something crucial… oh well…
Aidualc
January 20, 2019 at 12:57 PM
I think Marco was deleted earlier when Jin-woo saved Se Joo, as for Emma she might have been deleted too after the writer used her favorite plot device The Reset. But yeah it wasn’t clear. I doesn’t feel like a proper ending, more like a cop out…
Dorotka
January 20, 2019 at 1:05 PM
And the big Reset happened because Master was dead… but then he wasn’t? 😆
I think I’m trying to think too much 😂
Aidualc
January 20, 2019 at 2:38 PM
Logic isn’t this shows strong suit. Probably if you think hard enough you can come up with an explanation, but it shouldn’t be the viewers job to do that :))
💜🍍☠ Sicarius The Queen of Melonia ☠🍍💜
January 20, 2019 at 9:51 PM
You didn’t miss anything. It simply didn’t explain. Because the writer can’t write.