User blog comment:StayPuftMarshmellowMan/My opinions on the villains here./@comment-10948389-20151201200924

I don't have an agreement or a disagreement on this: but to those down here saying that every big bad or villain gets instantly ganged upon or dies; why complain when you could simply do it?

This recurring problem has been going on for a loooong while now. Ever since Ceoxal had been here. His extremely bland villains weren't an example of a really good villain most of you know. If you're going to complain, which you've also done in the past with the same subject and then it remained the same, I assume you still want this wiki to be unbalanced with the lack of villains, and great number of heroes.

I never had much of a problem with this: but to those who wanna release a villain right now, go ahead! All I say is with the heroes, stop ganging up or insta-killing the goddamn villain. It's newly introduced, the more you keep downsizing potential villains the more RP gets boring. This was even discussed in Hidorah's "Why RP has became boring" blog.

Let the villain do intense bloodshed and pain to all for s little while. Then, the hero(Es) can finally kick their ass. Because this is basically the majority of villain-hero RP's: new villain(s) comes, hero(es) (Specifically much stronger ones.) go ahead and insta-kill.

As much as I love Kamen Rider, I'm going to have to agree, to both Flare and Goro: your category of a hero-villain stop looks like the only one working. Maybe you'd disagree with this, but many point this out and they're right. It's not fair that only Kamen rider gets the spotlight there. Also, when a villain begins doing their slaughter, the one who attempts to stop the, doesn't have to be soooo strong. They can be simply weak and try to attack the villain, and of course, fail. It's really simple.

I want to help and improve the RPing here of this wiki as smoothly as possible. If the villain's gonna do something pretty messed up, let them do it. Because the heroes stopping them before they can do a major act happens way too much. That's all I've got to say.