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Originally Posted by Layton13

For as wonky as early Saber could be at times, I still very much enjoyed it, it is fundamental to its later success.

Late-stage Saber, in all its glory, would not work without the foundation it had laid beforehand. It's kinda like Geats in that regard.

Revice builds its foundation rather shakily, mixed with inconsistent pacing and not enough self-reflection regarding its own plot points and implications.

So, when Saber used its foundation to elevate itself, Revice simply crashes down because there was nothing solid to pull from in the long run.

yes and again can't stress this enough the writers did NOT plan for a 50 episode long show/story I think the reason why Saber's earlier episodes are kinda wonky because they have to introduce so much shit early. Revice's problem is it wraps EVERY interesting plotline up by episode 30 meaning we have to trot out plots that we kinda sorta resolved but because we didn't know what to do have to bring back and have to deal with the 2 worst villains in the franchise imo (the reason why episodes of Saber following Elemental Dragon's dbeut work is because of how good Issach is as a villain)