Can someone tell me why Fate/stay night VNfags are so fucking autistic...

Can someone tell me why Fate/stay night VNfags are so fucking autistic? Why must you faggots constantly shit on ufotable's Fate/Zero and UBW adaptations for no good reason?

Read/play the VN and find out.

It's not limited to Fate. All primaries are like this.

Literally nothing wrong with Fate/zero's adaptation. In fact, I'm hard pressed to find anything that's been adapted better.

For being the most action packed route, UBW was very boring to watch thanks to Ufo's curse of endless exposition, except when the studio made up shit like Caster's flashback or the based as fuck epilogue.

Somehow they made Archer vs Lancer 2 and the clusterfuck going on in the church boring as shit

>Reddit spacing
>Zerofag
You can't make this shit up.

buttblasted ufoubwfag

>zero is so dark and mature, Kiritsugu is so cool
>fsn is garbage porn writing, why is Shirou so retarded?
Maybe if Zerofags weren't so cancerous, primaries would be fine with their existance.

I played the VN and I like the adaptations.

>Quoting CP
Epic.

I have read it shithead. I thought that Ufotable did a great job with UBW.
There's no such thing as Reddit spacing. Fuck off back to /r9k/ retard.

I have no idea, I watch/play it for the Regend.

Well I like both. What does that make me?

it makes you a fine individual

for the same reason bookfags bitch at movie adaptations- the source material is of a different medium so exposition and other factors are cut out to make a better cinematic experience, these removals can occasionally be important pieces of information or scenes that alter how the reader/viewer experiences and perceives the show/characters

>blame Ufotable for the exposition

pft

I like FSN and I think there's absolutely nothing with zero as extra material accompanying the FSN universe. But Zerofags love to shit on FSN after they spoilered themselves watching zero first even though it's supposed to be consumed after FSN. And Shirou (in the VN) is a way better MC than Kerry, but Zerofags would fucking rip me apart for saying this.

It's not that those pieces of exposition are removed so much as they're altered into a more visual form where the exposition is instead conveyed by the actions of the characters on screen. It adheres to the "show don't tell" rule, and bookfags/VNfags/etc. are too autistic to realize this.

show dont tell doesent work for backstories or thoughts

also, adaptations have a bad habit of ending up like jacksons Hobbit movies

This guy has it.

I watched Zero before reading the VN and I loved both.
I thought that both Kiritsugu and Shirou were great protagonists for different reasons. I believe if it wasn't for Zero, I wouldn't have gotten interested in reading the VN in the first place.
I believe that Zero is better than Fate and Unlimited Blade Works while Heaven's Feel is the best.
I believe Saber, Rin, and Sakura are all cute as fuck and great love interests for Shirou for different reasons.

The autism comes from the fact that the only source that actually completely explains the universe is the VN, and if you haven't read it, you have no idea what you're talking about.

That's a strawman argument. Most adaptations don't end up THAT bad. And FYI, The Hobbit movie trilogy ended up being a bloated mess because Warner Bros. forced Jackson to make it a trilogy since the studio wanted more money. Jackson was going to make it 2 movies at most originally. But I digress. The point is that it's rare for adaptations to suck THAT bad.

This right here. They got some great moments, specifically the anime-only ones.

However, key scenes from the VM are just... boring in the anime, at best. Archer using UBW for the first time is a good example.

F/Z is a nearly perfect adaption from the Novel, imo. I can't immediately think of a better LN adaption I know of.

thats certainly true- but even in lord of the rings, one of the better and most acclaimed adaptations- there were sacrifices made for the sake of action and spectacle

same with GoT and other adaptations

Ufotable's adaptations explained the basic and most important details of the Nasuverse and the Holy Grail War just fine. If they went into the minutiae like the VN did, it wouldn't work well for a good TV show. Take a look at the Wachowskis trainwreck space opera Jupiter Ascending. 2/3's of the movie is incessant infodumping on the entire minutiae of the lore of the universe and how shit works. It's fucking boring. Ufotable was wise to stick with explaining the basic details and leaving the minutiae out of the script. You don't need infodumping on every little detail of the Nasuverse to understand the story of Fate/stay night.

Yes but those sacrifices are oftentimes necessary to make a good movie or TV show. Not all things in a book translate well on film.

BINGO

but sometimes those aspects are what provides the crucial insight or meaning to a scene- the elves at helms deep kills its significance for example

Shirou's powers never being explained thus making them complete random asspull, the setting never being explained, difference between magic and magecraft is never explained, magic circuits never being even explained, etc

IT's not random details - Shirou's powers are a core part of his character and the themes, True Magic is a big part of Medea's threat as a villain and the worldbuilding (tying into Gilgamesh's motivation), tactical aspect of fights is skipped over because apparently characters can't think in a TV show.

Let's not pretend this had anything to do with format, the same director butchered another TM adaptation the same way in film. He is just an incompetent fuck and you look silly for defending it

>the only source that actually completely explains the universe is the VN
Uh, there's nothing complex about the Holy Grail War and the fact that it never seems to be done properly

>Shirou's powers never being explained thus making them complete random asspull
They ARE explained just fine. You just weren't paying attention.
>the setting never being explained
It was explained already in Fate/Zero you dumbass.
>difference between magic and magecraft is never explained
Not necessary for the TV show.
>magic circuits never being even explained
Explained in Fate/Zero and touched upon just fine in UBW. Pay attention.
>Shirou's powers are a core part of his character and the themes
They were explained. They just edited all the dialogue and primarily explained it visually.
>True Magic is a big part of Medea's threat as a villain and the worldbuilding (tying into Gilgamesh's motivation)
It explained the basic and most important parts of it. The rest was unnessecary for the show.
>tactical aspect of fights is skipped over because apparently characters can't think in a TV show
Did we watch the same show?
>Let's not pretend this had anything to do with format, the same director butchered another TM adaptation the same way in film. He is just an incompetent fuck and you look silly for defending it
Episode 6 of Kara no Kyoukai was admittedly the weakest of the movies but that doesn't mean that UBW got a bad adaptation. You're just nitpicking.

not him but they skipped the scene in the common route that explains how projection works, it was actually a common complaint while the show was airing. it looked like shirou just asspulled swords against kuzuki.

>You just weren't paying attention
>It was explained already in Fate/Zero
>Explained in Fate/Zero
>Pay attention
>They were explained
>Did we watch the same show?
>You're just nitpicking

Argument by assertion isn't a fucking argument. Name the episodes and timestamps where these are found in the UBW anime:

- projection explanation from the common route
- Shirou trying to trace Gil's swords when they first meet
- all of Shirou's monologues about Tohsaka
- all of Shirou's monologues during Archer vs Caster
- most of Shirou's inner debate on his ideal throughout the route
- Rin's dreams (not just the one after she is kidnapped) about Archer
- all of Caster's backstory (in her mythology, not the shit with her Master)

All very important scenes that were cut in the anime. "They just had no time for it, it's a TV show!" isn't an argument when they faithfully and slowly adapted every single slice of life cooking scene and added mountains of filler.