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Return To Player (Webcomic)
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Return To Player is a Korean webcomic by Sehon Umky where the Gods have imposed an MMO game interface on the world. Sehan Kim has achieved the "Bad End" as the only survivor of humanity. While contemplating his final fate, the game interface informs him of the option for a second playthrough. He accepts it, suddenly finding himself transported back to the day the original game started. With all the knowledge of his first playthrough, he hopes to change things for the better.It updates every Saturday. | |
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Dropped link to GameMaster: Not a Feature - ITEM | |
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Kill the God | |
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Kill the God: Might be possible. The Guild Sehan starts is named Deicide, so it's on his agenda. | |
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Boss Battle | |
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Boss Battle: Every quest has a tough monster that is sometimes necessary to defeat in order for the quest to be completed. | |
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Regenerating Health | |
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Regenerating Health: All players regenerate to some degree, but there are ways to greatly increase it, to the point where others are surprised that Sehan is even walking after a fight. | |
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Informed Equipment: Some items have the option to be invisible while worn. | |
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Divine Intervention | |
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Divine Intervention: All the time, much to the displeasure of the mere pawns that humanity has become. | |
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Level Scaling | |
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Level Scaling: Starting with the third quest, Sehan discovers that the System is putting tougher monsters in his way. He takes it as proof that his actions are having an effect on the world. | |
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Your Princess Is in Another Castle! | |
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Your Princess Is in Another Castle!: Sehan has no reason to believe it isn't the end of the world (on the first page!) until he's offered the second playthrough. | |
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Level Goal | |
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Level Goal: Every player is informed of the quest win conditions. With the third quest, Sehan discovers that not everyone gets the same win conditions. | |
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Home of the Gods | |
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Home of the Gods: The Gods meet and talk to each other in what is depicted as an internet chat room. | |
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God Guise | |
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God Guise: Just by being able to log into the Gods' chat room, the Gods think Sehan must be a God when he's there. | |
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You Have Failed Me | |
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You Have Failed Me: Most of the gods, even the seemingly more benevolent ones, see mortals as nothing more than toys. What do you do when you get tired of a toy? You throw it away. In the first timeline, since Earth was arousing less and less entertainment from the gods, they decided to punish their toys with a Downer Ending by killing everyone. In a dungeon representing how a tragic past could have gone differently, Sehan Kim needs to not only re-complete the quest he was fulfilling at the time, but pull it off so spectacularly that the gods will take interest again and permit Earth to have a Bittersweet Ending instead. | |
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Dream Land | |
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In a dungeon that uses a sort of Dream Land to simulate Set Right What Once Went Wrong, Sehan persuades the gods to change their minds about destroying Earth in the first timeline by appeasing them with sufficient entertainment. | |
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With much of the equipment Sehan buys in the store and gives to others, he lies and says that it came from defeated monsters. | |
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Lovecraft Lite | |
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Lovecraft Lite: Outer gods, despite originating from Lovecraft, aren't particularly alien and can relate to humans just fine. | |
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Amusement Park of Doom | |
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Amusement Park of Doom: Sehan's third quest involves not only going through an amusement park, but saving as many of the innocent people forced to operate the park as he can. | |
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Sudden Game Interface | |
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Sudden Game Interface: The Gods/Game Masters of the world seem to have arbitrarily decided to have fun by turning the world into an MMO. | |
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Driven to Suicide | |
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Driven to Suicide: In the first timeline, as the Sole Survivor of humanity, Sehan almost impales himself on his sword as he sees no point in continuing to live. The System opens up the DLC store just in time. | |
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Jerkass Gods | |
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Jerkass Gods: A major part of the whole story. The gods only see mortals as toys and invade entire worlds to use them as disposable game boards. The invading System forces mortals to kill or be killed by monsters and one another. Players must fulfill the System's quests on penalty of death. The System disrupts all of society and humanity dies off in these quests at a faster rate than they can reproduce. The gods won't leave until they get bored or humanity's numbers have dropped to a certain level. If the mortals fail to provide the gods with enough entertainment, the gods finish off all of the survivors as punishment. Even demons are less vile, as they have actual pragmatic reasons to participate in the game. | |
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Set Right What Once Went Wrong | |
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Set Right What Once Went Wrong: Sehan hopes that a second playthrough will turn out better. | |
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Place of Protection | |
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Place of Protection: There are Safe Zones which monsters can't enter. Guild Halls become Safe Zones which the Gods can't send their Observers into. Mina can make barriers that create small, temporary Safe Zones. | |
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The Chosen Many | |
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The Chosen Many: The System picks a bunch of mortals to be "players", giving them supernatural powers based upon itself and the gods. Most of humanity is not so empowered and are left as "NPC" victims. There is no known means of promoting NPCs to players outside of the System's choices. Even the gods lack the ability to appoint players. Each god gets to accept a single player as their "avatar". The god treats their avatar as an equivalent to their Player Character. They cannot control their chosen avatar, but they focus their attention on them and give them the occasional sponsorship in return for entertainment, such as juicy info or skills. While avatars receive benefits, they also receive restrictions that normal players are not subject to, which is why Sehan tries to avoid letting his party members become avatars except when strictly necessary. | |
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Sole Survivor | |
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Sole Survivor: How it starts, with Sehan being the last mortal on Earth, everyone else having been killed as they were no longer useful for entertaining the gods. Sehan notes that he survived, not because he was the strongest or smartest player, but due to caution, ruthless pragmatism. | |
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Above the Gods | |
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Above the Gods: While the Gods are quite powerful and manipulative, above them are the Game Masters. Above them is The System, which runs the whole thing. | |
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Rage Against the Heavens | |
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Rage Against the Heavens: The gods killed Earth and everyone on it for fun in the previous timeline. The vast majority of the gods only see mortals as toys and take far more from the world than they give. Needless to say, Sehan hopes to use his knowledge of the future and a secret about the System that even the gods didn't know about to take revenge. | |
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Shout-Out | |
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Shout-Out: When Sehan confronts Cheolwoong to kill him, Sehan has a new weapon. | |
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Reasoning with God | |
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Reasoning with God: As part of Sehan's Second Playthrough, he has access to the Gods' chat room and logs in as Anonymous User 48. The other Gods just assume he's another God who doesn't want to reveal himself. Sehan takes advantage of this constantly. In a dungeon that uses a sort of Dream Land to simulate Set Right What Once Went Wrong, Sehan persuades the gods to change their minds about destroying Earth in the first timeline by appeasing them with sufficient entertainment. | |
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Unlockable Content | |
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Unlockable Content: As part of Sehan's second playthrough, he has access to the DLC store. The points he had at the end of the first playthrough are available to spend in it. Good thing he had kept so many, because buying the second playthrough cost one million points. With much of the equipment Sehan buys in the store and gives to others, he lies and says that it came from defeated monsters. It's also what gives Sehan access to the forums. | |
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Optional Boss | |
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Optional Boss: There are tough monsters that aren't part of quests but are good for level grinding and loot. | |
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Player Character | |
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Each god gets to accept a single player as their "avatar". The god treats their avatar as an equivalent to their Player Character. They cannot control their chosen avatar, but they focus their attention on them and give them the occasional sponsorship in return for entertainment, such as juicy info or skills. While avatars receive benefits, they also receive restrictions that normal players are not subject to, which is why Sehan tries to avoid letting his party members become avatars except when strictly necessary. | |
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