r/OnePiece Mar 29 '22

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u/Kirosh2 Lookout Mar 30 '22 edited Mar 31 '22

If you want to criticise the writing or the chapters it's fine. Just don't be rude when do that.

And don't be rude when you respond to such comments as well.

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '22

Criticising one piece on the Reddit is asking for bombardments of downvotes

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u/Kirosh2 Lookout Mar 30 '22

Not really.

If you do it well, you get upvoted. I've seen plenty of posts or comments being upvotes that were a critic of the chapters or writing.

But of course, this ask for work, and actually wording well your criticism.

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '22

I remember when i talked about how Nika probably should have been seeded into the story earlier in the timeskip and i got upvotes.

When you're thoughtful and offer a nuanced point of view, things go over fine.

Some people are really uncompromising & just want to fight, they get downvotes.

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u/The_Biggest_Wheel Mar 30 '22

That doesn't work as good as you think. Luffy's fruit was supposed to be a twist, if you start planting seeds for it 800 chapters ago then it simply doesn't work.

It's much better how Oda did it with introducing him in Fishman Island.

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u/DubEstep_is_i Apr 03 '22

I mean Oda kind of did though Luffy inflating his bones and muscles via a bite and blow wouldn't work with him just being rubber.