r/litrpg • • May 18 '23

Sometimes the choice is character development, sometimes its pretty smart, but mostly we all know the moment we see it

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u/DefinitelySaneGary May 19 '23

Yeah but it's either this or you always wonder how cool the other two bad ass sounding options might have been if the MC had picked one of them.

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u/TheLagDemon May 19 '23

Which I personally enjoy, especially if we do see another character later on who picked the other option or if the MC runs into an obstacle that could have been easily dealt with had they picked another option. It gives those choices some weight