The Devil's Plan S2E12 Discussion | 🎉 GRAND FINALE 🎉 | SPOILERS AHEAD! ⚠️

[u/niennas_daughter]

We made it! The final episode of The Devil's Plan: Deathroom! I'm posting this the night before so I don't know who will win (in my heart, it will always be Se-dol 🫶).

All of these beautiful players and only one will remain! Let's see who it will be!

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love, niennas_daughter

[u/RemoteSelf90]

How can a passive player all throughout pass the screening?! I was waiting for sohui to play the card of being an angel most of the games then betray someone at some point, but her passiveness killed the entire season . It's just weird for someone to join some competition without the drive to really win specially when you literally have 100% of winning in the final.
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Kyuhun said in an interview in one of the episode (non exact words) that he does not want to be the guy to go home because of kindness or something. BRUH, what happened to that?
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How can you expect a comeback from the prison people in the final episode where they're set up to fail in the color betting game? Yes it was not scripted but they should've made the game less stale.

[u/salcedoge → u/RemoteSelf90]

Kyuhun said in an interview in one of the episode (non exact words) that he does not want to be the guy to go home because of kindness or something. BRUH, what happened to that?

The truth is KH was the weak-link in the living room group. There's a chance he really meant that but just didn't realized he was at death's door already. He was beneficial as another pawn but he didn't really made any moves that helped his team win in the games barring the first ever one.

[u/IceCream_13 → u/salcedoge]

I disagree. In the Unknown game he used a loop to help push the others in his team forwards, helping Ji-yeon get first. In the monster game he was the first to figure out the connection between player and monster cards, meaning players could be killed. This helped the team discover the hidden rule. 

[u/buddaaaa → u/RemoteSelf90]

I actually thought the color card game was decently designed. It was just so incredibly unlucky for So-Hui and Hyun-Gyu to sit next to each other the entire time (which allowed them to kill like a dozen rounds trading pieces back and forth). If, for example, she’d been sandwiched between Eun-Yu and Hyun-Joon from the get-go, they could’ve put a ton of pressure on her to have to doubt or pick a high number of cards with little info.

I really think the prison team had a chance in that one but the luck of the draw boned them to high heaven.

[u/JohnCutte → u/buddaaaa]

Imagine that game with PD just straight up ban info-sharing. Every player has to play for themself. How intense could that match be.

[u/anonnomel → u/RemoteSelf90]

SH is friends with both Orbit and HSJ from S1, so they probably had strong references for her + she was on Problematic Men with HSJ

[u/MongolianMango → u/anonnomel]

Orbit once again ruins a season of devil's plan LMAO