Isekai Nation Archimaira: The Weakest King and his Unparalleled Army - Vol. 2 Ch. 6.2

[MangaDex]

 

[blablablub]

Oh shit, drama.

 

[gorore]

really wasn't expecting that this early

 

[dashen]

Bro JUST left. It hasnt even been a day.

 

[feha]

Err, why would a nation with no risk for rebellion from high happiness and loyalty (safe enough for cautious player to leave the city), suddenly become super unhappy and disloyal such that they rebel before it's even bedtime? Did his law-enforcement accidentally kill a suspect by leaning on their neck? Do they have videos and internet such that those news spread fast enough?

I am so confused.

 

[_hng_]

Literally Shalltear

 

[DreadKaiser]

Err, why would a nation with no risk for rebellion from high happiness and loyalty (safe enough for cautious player to leave the city), suddenly become super unhappy and disloyal such that they rebel before it's even bedtime? Did his law-enforcement accidentally kill a suspect by leaning on their neck? Do they have videos and internet such that those news spread fast enough?

I am so confused.

probably more complicated than just Civ style "this city is unhappy".
probably closer to a "boss is gone, I'm in charge now" deal

 

[feha]

probably more complicated than just Civ style "this city is unhappy".
probably closer to a "boss is gone, I'm in charge now" deal

Except boss isn't gone. He's literally just a couple km out, still in active contact, and while the plan was to camp out he hasn't even done so even once yet.

This is not too far removed from someone going "the boss has been holed up in his office doing a surge of paperwork that will require an all-nighter, I'm in charge now until he notices and comes storming out to fire me!"

 

[avatarivn]

Shit just hit the fan.

Or not. Probably it is a just a group of troublemakers being bored or something, the story seems too mild for a real "kill the king" type of rebellion MC is fearing. Giant cat left in charge didn't really help with his dry "rebellion has occurred" response. Still, kind of nice to remember things can go south even if the chance is still slim.

 

[Googloo]

Err, why would a nation with no risk for rebellion from high happiness and loyalty (safe enough for cautious player to leave the city), suddenly become super unhappy and disloyal such that they rebel before it's even bedtime? Did his law-enforcement accidentally kill a suspect by leaning on their neck? Do they have videos and internet such that those news spread fast enough?

I am so confused.

maybe it's because now they have real personalities instead of fake in game ones the risk of rebellion gets higher because of someone became power hungry?

 

[Al_Azif]

That escalated quickly. Wonder what happened to the commanders for this to happen.

 

[WalrusNine]

Bro JUST left. It hasnt even been a day.

that's what happens when you go with Randy Random
rimworld reference for those who haven't played

 

[ciera]

Thank you

 

[InsaneAwesomeTony]

Thanks for the chapter 🙏🏼

 

[Milanin]

Err, why would a nation with no risk for rebellion from high happiness and loyalty (safe enough for cautious player to leave the city), suddenly become super unhappy and disloyal such that they rebel before it's even bedtime? Did his law-enforcement accidentally kill a suspect by leaning on their neck? Do they have videos and internet such that those news spread fast enough?

I am so confused.

If you really want to know click on the spoiler.

If you do not want to know, what for the chapter to reveal it.

Spoiler: Reason for rebellion

The reason is quite simple: The satisfaction numbers before the transfer were kept.

Spoiler: Who rebelled

The one who rebelled wasn't a squad leader. Before the transfer, the last battle they had was with a group of Ogres. The time they spent with the country was low so their satisfaction/loyalty etc. were almost non-existent. After the confusion spread from the transfer, they rebelled because they're still considering themselves POWs with burning hatred for revenge.

 

[DeaObliDex]

If you really want to know click on the spoiler.

If you do not want to know, what for the chapter to reveal it.

Spoiler: Reason for rebellion

The reason is quite simple: The satisfaction numbers before the transfer were kept.

Spoiler: Who rebelled

The one who rebelled wasn't a squad leader. Before the transfer, the last battle they had was with a group of Ogres. The time they spent with the country was low so their satisfaction/loyalty etc. were almost non-existent. After the confusion spread from the transfer, they rebelled because they're still considering themselves POWs with burning hatred for revenge.

 

[Elroy79]

Err, why would a nation with no risk for rebellion from high happiness and loyalty (safe enough for cautious player to leave the city), suddenly become super unhappy and disloyal such that they rebel before it's even bedtime? Did his law-enforcement accidentally kill a suspect by leaning on their neck? Do they have videos and internet such that those news spread fast enough?

I am so confused.

What Milanin said.

On another note, this is very much like Ester De Valonia, the new additions to the kingdom right before the transfer incited a rebellion early on in that story as well which solidified to the MC that his former NPC generals were all loyal no matter what.