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Waifu Catalog: Nightmare Mode (ASOIAF start) (Patreon)

Published:
2023-04-10 03:47:52
Edited:
2023-04-10 03:47:55
Imported:
2026-06

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Content

Chapter 61 - 70

Comments

Kasikan

He should consider Westeros an easy world to gain more points in. There's plenty of women to get 1-2 points off of. Spend a few decades there and then do a time skip if you want to avoid the tedium of it. After that, head to next world with his own pocket world and ability to return whenever he wants. Maybe get a portal he can direct to worlds he wants to visit. Better to grind out points in an easy world before moving on. Never know when you're going to end up in a place like warhammer if you're using random world jump ability.

Brian Follmann

I don't usually comment anywhere, but this time I can't help but leave my opinion about it, I already apologize for the size of the comment. :D In any case, it's silly for Stevan to decide to leave Westeros at this moment, let's face it, he's weak compared to the long-awaited multiverse, he doesn't have the rights that allow other users of the catalog to make the worlds their playground, we readers know more or less where he's going stop (HP) but he doesn't. What's to stop him dropping in a world like DC or Marvel, or Worm, and someone literally killing him as soon as he shows up or plotting against him and his people? he is playing hard mode so he must play smart (what his stats say it is)

Brian Follmann

honestly i had it in my mind that he would put his children in every great castle in westeros, because every great house has ways of that happening easily (Sansa, Margary, Asha, Marcely, his son with Lisa etc) if the problem is teaching to your kids, just buy a teacher from the catalog, really low tier. It could be my completism and pragmatism to see 70 cap being basically discarded, but leaving Westeros at this point is just stupid. The problem with the player's power is that it's very difficult to balance, more in the case of this story, given enough time Stevan should go up a lot in power, and his Waifus too. For me it should really unify Westeros in a dynasty that would last a thousand years, farm points with the low tier waifus of the verse, and buy defenses and ways to get stronger, and mainly a way to return to Westeros, transforming the world into yours. safe point (apart from his apartment) would also facilitate the management of his company, because if in each world he jumps with all his entourage in 3 worlds we would have 50 + waifus, which always ends up being a problem in catalog stories. (and with time standing still in westeros it would facilitate the first jump, and subsequent ones that can be done in rotating schemes of your entourage).

Brian Follmann

Comment made in google translator, sorry for the mistakes! :D

Ofunu

I'm all for him moving on as soon as possible. He is way too strong for this world already and other than Daenerys there are no more waifus worth the hassle. And that's only because you made it so she is a wellspring of magic which Stephen could benefit from later on. Maybe deal with the walkers before leaving so that Westeros only has the everyday mundane politics left to deal with. And just make sure you capture Missandei so that trip wasn't for nothing. But other than that, there is no reason to remain. Becoming king and unifying Westeros accomplishes nothing. Modernizing it accomplishes nothing. Once you move to the next world, none of that will matter any more. Saying that Stephen should stay and farm for as long as possible before moving to harder worlds demonstrates that you missed the point of why this is a nightmare mode. It's supposed to be challenging. If it's not challenging then it's just another waifu catalog among thousands.

Ankit
>>106090376

I agree with this sentiment. Though it seems like the other readers don't agree quite that much with this.