"valid target, thus must be male", how do you figure that?

Translation gets funky anyway in general but "too innocent to admit guilt" was especially funny

You don't know that, you are only assuming that.

We don't know that, could be that a rapid change of personality causes not mama to come to that conclusion.

Would it really break a kid just to find out they were adopted?

Well it doesn't exactly say they could be one shoted in the game. But it is a fair point, to a degree. Still, 4-5 OP characters verses one weaker than normal vampire and they still needed to essentially cheat.

That only worked because it wasn't fully a game but "RL" and they were able to find a difficult workaround. If that method existed in the game, MC with their knowledge wouldn't have needed to experiment to discover the method.

It even needed the eagle eyed priest for it to work, a character that didn't even exist in the game except in the tutorial. Hell it even needed all of them working together in concert against 1 vamp, impossible against a army of vamps. Though I expect MC will figure out a more efficient way that depends on it not being a game,

Regardless of what was expected of MCs decision, in order to honor the agreement to send MC back, that was the only option presented. Do you really think MC could kill a god with a regular sword? It had to have a real ability to kill God of Light to really send MC back if MC choose that action, if all that about gods having to keep their promises wasn't BS.

I'm thinking zombies are soulless, why would you think the zombies still had their souls? Corpse golem was made of "unrested corpses" not "souls"

But it was clearly stated god promises have to be kept, or are you saying all that was a lie as well?

Because it's apparently super dangerous you wouldn't want just anyone getting it, much-less the evil fuckers that run this place.

Did they leave behind the soul killing sword?

The feels!

No matter when they show up, still a stupid game mechanism to have a enemy literally impossible to kill without the right weapon. It's worse of course if you can't even get that weapon before that point, but even if it is reasonably possible to have the weapon by the time vampires do show up, still a bad mechanism IMO.

Which is probably why you never see a game with such a game mechanic. I can't recall a game with such a game mechanic.

Yes/. Whales have "tits"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mammal Mammals are characterized by the presence of milk-producing mammary glands for feeding their young,

Sharks aren't mammals.

What kind of game has a enemy literally impossible to kill unless you have specific difficult to get weapons?

If the whole enemy attacking are vampires, won't this mean only a select few that have the star weapons will really be able to fight?

"Austrian" LOL

All mammals have "tits". (as well as hair at some point in their lives) I believe kangaroo "tits" are in their pockets so their young can safely nurse.

But kangaroos DO have "tits"

"Master I have a question! What is a question?" Oh no, it was stupider than that...

Yeah I can absolutely picture the author being told/deciding they can only do it so much longer and trying to speed things up to not leave a axed ending with lots of loose ends, which I appreciate.