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A world that does feature political or economic troubles and has the protagonist pave over them with little engagement. Rigid caste society with a talented protagonist lacking rank? Luckily for them there's 'good' nobles (usually the powerful ones) who are open minded about that sort of thing...

Counter take: Most of the time that's worse than just not having the problem exist at all. The level of detail consideration required to make 'solving' at all believable or engaging is prohibitive and how stupid would an author have to be to draw attention to a distinct weakpoint in their...

Huh? Why does this trail of chocolate crumbs end at this completely inconspicuous bookshelf? I bet nothing would happen if I pulled on a few backs...

It doesn't matter how bad triple A trends might be or yet become, I'll still call the video's argument a load of crap.

I think our takes on him are overall pretty similar in that regard, but many fans of the story, like the one I initially responded to, seem to hold him in in my opinion undeserved regard in terms of his competence.

I came here hyped about a rant about how modern game design is too approachable and caters to low commitment players, instead I get "They want gaming to not only cater to it's current mainstream audience, which is stupid because they make up 60% of the playerbase."

Delusional about his intellectual capabilities. He gets access to the meetings of the police group around L and learns that they suspect the culprit is from their region because of the first killing. Now to react impulsively like he does is completely realistic for a normal person, but that...

Wrong. Delusional powertripping isn't that hard.

Pathetic antagonists. If it's not an emotional achievement to overcome them, why are they important? Nominal specs don't matter, if you present me with an immature manchild the best outcome is that I skip their scenes.

Make them the protagonist and get carried by contrarianism.

With that consideration you could also dislike AI for the use itself, even if it might be considered 'fair' by legal standards.

Them? Ah, you mean Mary Sues? My point about those was merely supposed to be that realism alone doesn't make them the right choice.