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I just received a PM reply from a guy that is usually a reader of my stories. Here is his reply: Overlord is powerful, don't get me wrong. But it is NOT more powerful than the Nasuverse. Servants are broken because of their haxes and skills. Overlord players are powerful, sure, but rarely, if ever, would they compare to someone like Cu Chulainn. Who is faster than Ainz, stronger than Ainz, has a better instant death than Ainz, and has so much skill that he'd make anyone in Yggdrasil look like nothing in comparison. Remember, these are people who are just given powerful equipment and other s***, it doesn't mean their skill at doing anything is far above human level. Their bodies go through the motions of the skills they use, but they don't just compare to the power servants have. --------- I really don't like how they portray the servants in comparison with those from Overlord. Anyone who says that has many problems on their side.

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In fact, the author of Grand Foreigner also posted it on Space Battle. It's the first thing he says before starting to read the first chapter is that if you're a fan of fate not to read his story, since he doesn't care with the level of strength of the servants and will do it the way he wants. Since the problem is so big that he had to create an author's note to warn fate fans not to read his story. http://prntscr.com/svjmjm

First of all, it's not your fault, the problem is that Fate fans mostly don't agree with something that disagrees with the Canon vision they have. A story that is experiencing a problem similar to what you said = Fate: Beyond the Gate (read the comments). Fate fans today, most of them refuse to accept an Author to make a story where they try to match the two sides or differentiate from the canon in certain parts that they consider "important", example: Level of Strength. Another very good example , Overlord x DxD. If an Author tries to make Momonga be defeated by Serafall, I'm sure the comments would burst into flames, since it is official that just because Momonga has the time stopped spell is enough to defeat everyone below the level of a super devil (Gasper Vladi himself says that the only ones who can resist his Time Stop are those with the same level of strength as a super devil). So like, it's basically a very hard rotten egg shell. In fact, another example, the comments of the story known as the Grand Foreigner in its beginning (even in recent chapters there are still comments from Fates of Fate speaking ill of the story for not following the "canonical" strength level of the servants), the comments were packed with people saying that Fate defeats Overlord at all levels, that even the weakest servants could kill a lot of Nazarick's Npc thanks to his noble phantoms. So, yes, Fate fans have a problem with those who don't make their characters the "level" of strength that they deem appropriate. The only thing you can do is try to explain yourself and say that history is an alternative universe for a reason. The author does not need to follow the complaints of fanatics, as long as he likes to write and wants to continue, that's all that matters. In short: Nowadays many fate fans are toxic (and with a closed mind with something original or different) and the only thing you can do is go ahead and ignore them or answer that you don't care about their opinion. Warning: I use google translator to comment and read!