drmario

Yeah. Someone had to show him love

I don't know if you like reading spoilers, but kinda have to in order to explain. I don't like how Kayaba Akihiko traps 10,000 players in the game world with no way to escape but to clear 100 levels (being trapped because they are in a coma state with the visual gaming headset) or die through removal of headset by a 3rd party or through death in game and acts like it is a world of fulfillment towards his goals. This ignores the fact that the players have goals, lives, jobs, school, and needs outside of the game, causing them to be at a disadvantage. I also didn't see how the players would live long without nutritional supplement, but the manga info cleared that (Kayaba allowed a two hour downtime for family or whoever to move players to a hospital for life support). I also don't like that PK (Player Killers) take the situation lightly, killing for fun or the fact that "we don't know if you'd really die on the other side". One episode has a husband kill his IRL (in real life) wife because she acted different in game, thinking the consequences wouldn't catch up to him later (because after all, she died in the game and not by him physically murdering her in the real world according to his logic). I could go on for a while about this stuff. ^^;

Personally, I thoroughly enjoy it haha. I like the weird and awkward moments, the characters to me are charming and funny. and it just gets more and more strange the more you read it. I'm on ch 73 currently.

Mostly business or friend/online ethics. Generally try to point out the most ethical way of doing things vs not. Had some ethical issues about Sword Art Online and still do but less so since I found out background info from the manga.