Welcome to the Impregnable Demon King Castle ~The Black Mage Who Got Kicked Out of the Hero Party Due to His Unnecessary Debuffs Gets Welcomed by the Top Brass of the Demon King’s Army~ - Chapter 2.1
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All team members should have a thorough understanding of each others strength and weaknesses by sparring, strategizing, or training. I don’t understand how they even made it this far as a team since they seem to know nothing about each other. If they kicked him out because the enemies were too easy and it wasn’t good for growth I could totally back that up, but kicking him out for something like this is just not believable.
honestly im not surprised, after all they don’t view this is “life or death” but more as a game, ofc they wouldn’t be able to recognise the benefits of a de-buffer
Those are all morons
bro they are dumb if they can blind the opponent and they can smell really good or hear really good they are done for also with slowing speed makes it a easier target lowering defense too is amazing with bosses because I have dealt with bosses with so much defense it was annoying 
and I think there’s attack reduction Idk remember if that’s so or not but if that’s true its a must have if its at a good extent as it may be able to turn a solider into a novice in terms of strength well that’s all I have to say! 
usually in a game, it’s more desirable to have a team with supports and one damage dealer. By taking out mc they’re already making their party a hell of a mess. also it’s obvious, mc’s debuff has been carrying them so yea. they’re f*cked
i understand now in that time and age they don’t really have the brains to value support peps they don’t know how hard the’ve been trying cause their an idiots but good thing his childhood friend isn’t your typical turning into an asshole so ye
C U N T S
There’s always this one a.sshole in the party
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This sadly makes sense because they can FEEL a buff but not a debuff, they aren;t seeing the numbers of combat so an enemy hitting them less hard is just them being tough and an enemy going down quickly is just them being a badass combatant. Add in that the whole adventurer thing is more celebrity than dangerous adventure in world and it makes sense that big egos would come to play more heavily than actual tactical pragmatism. Removing him lets them add someone they think is more ‘useful’ and it also boosts their own egos claiming him as deadweight and tht his subtle magic isnt useful. And while they aren’t being nice, this is also infinitely more logical and less cruel than most of the ‘kicked from the party’ stories I’ve seen