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I’m sure you’re right but this just confused me more. Born to understand complex stories, forced to keep going with the flow until the author spells out what’s actually happening ╥﹏╥
I like your theory. Totally forgot how Bada saw Doha killing at the start. No one would to that, if they would get surprised by a killer. And even less would you have a weapon with you. The restart thing is interesting, surely we only see Badas point of view and never further.
Cant wait for the plot (=・ω・=)
Okay, after rereading the earlier chapter I realize that Doha is not actively getting the checkpoint save, he only made it significantly one time in chapter 1 (or maybe they just dont show us I dunno). Anyway, after him remembering then in other session he died but still remember the prev session without saving unlike the previous guy who only did 1 save accidentally then after not making a save only his instinct remember then completely forgotten that it is a game. Now .... I think Bada is the NPC, it makes sense because he keeps doing the checkpoint save but still reset in the start of the game. I think he needs to do the checkpoint everytime or else his memories will be erased little by little. While Bada is the npc, Doha is the player who only started playing in chapter 1 hence why he killed the villager and Bada was shocked as it his first time seeing. Bada died after but we're not sure if it was the trigger for reset as in Chapter 2-3 Doha saw Bada died too but we didn't see Doha died after. So Im guessing after the player(Doha) joined the game, the trigger is either Doha dying then waiting for Bada or Doha forcing to restart the game when Bada died. Checkpoints save in the player point of view in this game is really useless if you think about it. Because normally checkpoint save is when you die you will comeback where you did the checkpoint not from the start of the game. So Bada doing checkpoint in order to save the game is him doing it to just save his memory and his memory is not complete.