Talk:Chain Quests/@comment-118.174.155.7-20151018100554/@comment-114.120.239.172-20151020134628

I didn't complete them all yet (because I'm just a F2P player lucky enough to complete six of them) but here's some highlights:

Slay and Alvert: Well, you've completed them, so you'd already know. And I agree with you on Alvert's story line. It's very well written, and I love heroic stories like that.

Lolleta: Despite it being her Chain Story, her role in it is surprisingly small. However, the dynamic between the rest of the cast is quite well-written, with a minor, hilariously romantic(?) subplot between Aludra and Vorg.

Jedah: This one had me laughing (uncomfortably) almost the entire time with the revelation that Jedah, Bliza, and Airi was a chuunibyou (google it if you don't know what that means). In Airi's case, she's still a massive chuuni with Haruka oblivious to it and Phoena (almost lethally) playing along. It does gave us some character development to Rafalgar, the Thosand River's chief. Also contain a hilarious scene involving Shuza at the end.

Adelle: This one is similar to Alvert, with Maurice taking a role similar to Albert. Adelle's featured prominently (and she's an angel) and Isach's outlook regarding death is explored. In a way, it turns out Isach has an outlook similar to Kiritsutu Emiya from Fate/Zero ('save' as much as possible instead of saving everyone) while Adelle strongly disagrees with this.

Oguma: I've always thought that lots of people hailing from the Nine Territories is a bunch of traditionalist fools (Haruaki, Toka, and Yoshitsugu's story come to mind), and Oguma's first impression really makes that worse (which is why I find myself nodding to Yolde all the way). Fortunately, by the end of the Chain Story, I've grown to like him and at least understand why he's like that.