The Fifty Fifty mess might make CSR and H1-Key change their strategies

I agree. The members were like front line soldiers in the trenches who broke ranks and surprised everyone with how far into enemy territory they were able to penetrate. Previously, only a handful of special forces units who met requirements were able to penetrate and achieve similar levels of success by being basically airlifted close to enemy base. Their feats, and the medals they received for their valor, will encourage everyone else in their class that it's possible and the enemy is not as impenetrable as they might appear. If not CSR or H1-Key, the precedent has been set so there will be attempts.

However, after the members complaints about their unfair situation in the unit went unheeded, they requested to be discharged. The generals refused, started calling them traitors so that no other military branch or mercenary force would take them, and decided to make an example out of them. ATP, they're basically threatening to shoot them from the back if they refuse to rejoin the ranks and march forward as part of the unit. This will have a chilling effect for all soldiers who are watching. National laws protecting soldiers mean little if the generals can ignore them.

And then there's the citizenry living in blissful ignorance while reaping the benefits of the members' service. Rather than being proud or appreciative, they've bought the lies told by the do-nothing generals hook line and sinker and are parroting the national traitor narrative they've uncritically digested. Instead of the members, they are on the side of the generals who will give a speech about all the personal sacrifices they and their mothers made for the nation at their next rank advancement ceremony.

GOD I WISH HAD SEEN CSR LIVE....

No.

H1-Key is nothing like 50-50, other than they are 4 members. The debut concept is totally different. Their hit concept was different.

CSR is more teen spirit, so that may be the better compaction.

If the producer survives, maybe he can produce for other groups, that is true, depending on how damaged his reputation ends up, then even established groups could pay for his songs. If his reputation is damaged, then yes, he will only be able to sell his services to nugu companies willing to take a risk.

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I agree. The members were like front line soldiers in the trenches who broke ranks and surprised everyone with how far into enemy territory they were able to penetrate. Previously, only a handful of special forces units who met requirements were able to penetrate and achieve similar levels of success by being basically airlifted close to enemy base. Their feats, and the medals they received for their valor, will encourage everyone else in their class that it's possible and the enemy is not as impenetrable as they might appear. If not CSR or H1-Key, the precedent has been set so there will be attempts.

However, after the members complaints about their unfair situation in the unit went unheeded, they requested to be discharged. The generals refused, started calling them traitors so that no other military branch or mercenary force would take them, and decided to make an example out of them. ATP, they're basically threatening to shoot them from the back if they refuse to rejoin the ranks and march forward as part of the unit. This will have a chilling effect for all soldiers who are watching. National laws protecting soldiers mean little if the generals can ignore them.

And then there's the citizenry living in blissful ignorance while reaping the benefits of the members' service. Rather than being proud or appreciative, they've bought the lies told by the do-nothing generals hook line and sinker and are parroting the national traitor narrative they've uncritically digested. Instead of the members, they are on the side of the generals who will give a speech about all the personal sacrifices they and their mothers made for the nation at their next rank advancement ceremony.

after the soldiers had achieved unexpected success the two generals went into fight who of them should get more praise for the achievement. their fight ruined the reputation of the unit. now the unit is threatened with disbandment.

dont write a drama. hold it short. the army dont have time for that.

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I agree. The members were like front line soldiers in the trenches who broke ranks and surprised everyone with how far into enemy territory they were able to penetrate. Previously, only a handful of special forces units who met requirements were able to penetrate and achieve similar levels of success by being basically airlifted close to enemy base. Their feats, and the medals they received for their valor, will encourage everyone else in their class that it's possible and the enemy is not as impenetrable as they might appear. If not CSR or H1-Key, the precedent has been set so there will be attempts.

However, after the members complaints about their unfair situation in the unit went unheeded, they requested to be discharged. The generals refused, started calling them traitors so that no other military branch or mercenary force would take them, and decided to make an example out of them. ATP, they're basically threatening to shoot them from the back if they refuse to rejoin the ranks and march forward as part of the unit. This will have a chilling effect for all soldiers who are watching. National laws protecting soldiers mean little if the generals can ignore them.

And then there's the citizenry living in blissful ignorance while reaping the benefits of the members' service. Rather than being proud or appreciative, they've bought the lies told by the do-nothing generals hook line and sinker and are parroting the national traitor narrative they've uncritically digested. Instead of the members, they are on the side of the generals who will give a speech about all the personal sacrifices they and their mothers made for the nation at their next rank advancement ceremony.

the soldiers allways ask for the best possible equipment and support. but there are so many volunteers eager to fill the ranks under worse conditions. the environment tempts the generals to use them as canon fodder. the citizenry expect soldiers can be easily replaced.

Korea is changing their age system, so the CSR girls will be 19.