>>149933471
As a TADC-fag myself, I can say that MD offers a much different experience than Digital Circus does. For starters, watching all of Murder Drones in a single go is a bad idea, as further episodes rely on their viewer gaining a better grasp on both the world and its lore - so it's best to revisit previous episodes before moving forward, especially given how plenty of clues are on display as part of show's visuals.
Show is more violent and gruesome than DC, but at the same time those themes are used for dark comedy, so V murdering a camping student for refusing to be counted has much less emotional weight than, say, Jax bullying Gangle. As others have pointed out, episode 1 is rough on the edges when it comed to humour and dialogue. Most of self-aware bullshit is mostly gone or toned down by episode 2, at which point you will know whether you want to stick around for more.

>>149535990
>since her decisive actions were impulsive and unplanned
Between Uzi, N and V you don't have much in the way of diligent thinkers, let alone ones with decent impulse control. And this has been crystal clear since the pilot, so it's not that surprising to see members of main trio screw things up further down the road.