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Originally Posted by SilverSyko
Not exactly. Think back to episode 11 when Asuna was talking about how she fell in love with Kirito. The death game wasn't pointless, it had a large part in the amplification of their feelings for one another.
Hypothetically, if I myself met the woman I'd love for the rest of my life through a life-threatening death game and surviving it, I sure as hell wouldn't be entirely full of contempt for the person who organized it because if it wasn't for them I wouldn't be experiencing such present happiness.
In the end it doesn't justify what Kayaba did and he does deserve to be imprisoned for life or executed for the severity of his crime, but c'mon, Kayaba has a large part towards Kazuto and Asuna's current happiness. It's undeniable.
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People fall in love without beaing forced to play a game where they can die anytime. So, no, this death game was never necessary for that to happen.
@relentlessflame
I'm talking not about SAO a simple game but about the death aspect in the game.