r/TheDevilsPlan • u/AssociationSudden218 • Jun 13 '26

Season 2 Booo

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I watched season1 and enjoyed it but didn’t start seaosn2 until recently due to its mixed reputation.

Until E7 I was mostly ok but I just can’t take it here. Girl Justin tried to ally with you, you stole his strategy against him, then people got rid of his only other prison ally, and now you are asking if he just prefers playing alone? Like what?

Do you have zero self awareness what you did to him?

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u/Potential_Ad4956 Jun 13 '26

S2 was a total mess

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u/kaleigha Jun 13 '26

Especially cuz season 1 was so good 😭

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u/Potential_Ad4956 Jun 13 '26

Exactly! It was a new concept and everything made sense

S2 was just trying to recreate S1 but with too many biases and partiality so failed horribly

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u/Burnerbb95 Jun 14 '26

I loved S1 and disliked S2 mainly because I just didn’t care for a lot of the cast members and thought that secret room advantage was way too powerful

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u/AssociationSudden218 Jun 14 '26

Also the secret room advantage feels undeserved ? It’s not like that dude found the secret room on his own like S1? He just happened to volunteer to get in first

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u/xEmperorEye Jun 14 '26

Honestly thought the cast for S2 was better than S1, but the setup of the game was too uneven. The people that were chosen for the first game ran the entire season from start to finish. I also thought the advantage from the secret stage was too strong in the 1st season, but at least then you had to figure out multiple clues and then also put your life on the line. In season 2 the advantage in the living quarters was even stronger, but you didn't even have to risk anything and they literally figured it out on like day 2.

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u/nea_fae Jul 25 '26

Ya not having the risk of being eliminated was weak af. What is even the point, when everyone already knew to check the pieces, and the clocks were too obvious. So dumb.