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 **Sword Art Online** is a franchise about a bunch of FDVRMMORPG players who get trapped inside of an FDVRMMORPG. Unfortunately for them and their dreams; dying in the game means dying for real.
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 My impression of SAO has remained consistent over the years - it's alright.\\
 The series isn't a masterpiece, or even that great, but it's around a 7.5. I think it's a reasonable enough start to get people into anime, and I don't think it's all that bad.\\
-The series does suffer from some pretty serious storytelling issues, but I think it's fairly telling that SAO's issues aren't that significant compared to the godawful storytelling in western film...and SAO is considered one of the worst shows, which reflects well on anime as a whole.\\
+The series does suffer from some pretty serious storytelling issues, but I think it's fairly telling that SAO's issues aren't that significant compared to the godawful storytelling in western film...and SAO is considered one of the worst shows, which reflects well on anime as a whole.
 What's interesting about SAO is that people's views of SAO have been clouded to a point where a lot of criticism is simply invalid, and can be disproven simply by //watching the show and paying attention// (a blasphemous concept, I know). I think this is due to the detrimental influence of reddit and anime youtubers.\\
 In fact, after realizing this, I started to realize that my own views on SAO are up in the air as far as being valid or not, which is why I won't say anything specific until I've actually gone back through the series.