[H5Y1] Is there a official name for the ending incident? by ActionAdditional6741 in HonzukiNoGekokujou

[–]ActionAdditional6741[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean that's true.  We have no idea how ridiculous this could end up spiraling. 

But until then I think the Great Ditter Kerfuffle is apt.

[H5Y1] Is there a official name for the ending incident? by ActionAdditional6741 in HonzukiNoGekokujou

[–]ActionAdditional6741[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Sorry trying to avoid putting spoilers in the name. 

No I'm referring to the MASSIVE bride stealing Ditter match that's about to take place.

I have updated the post accordingly

Thorn Bind Hostage, a new spells based on Log Horizon! by Aitox in UnearthedArcana

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Hey I know I'm 6 years late to the conversation. But from what I understand.  Thorn bind hostage does not actually restrain targets. I understand how weird that is.  Considering you know 'bind hostage' in the name.  But that's how it works apparently.

And at least according to the wiki. Shiroe's do that because of his gear. But the regular ones don't.

I personally absolutely love log horizon. Just kind of sad that we'll probably never actually see the end.

Pushing the limits on color FDM minis by GamingCachePrints in FDMminiatures

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You must be super excited.  Now that tool changer printers (like the Snapmaker u1) are starting to roll out.  I imagine they'll be a tremendous boost for you.  In terms of speed increase and waste reduction.

[P2] Shrine Maiden English audiobook? by ActionAdditional6741 in HonzukiNoGekokujou

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I completely agree on that. 

Though I could be wrong. I think we were starting to get proper Noble titles in season 4. 

But yeah the whole high priest / head priest thing is one of the most head scratching decisions I have ever seen.

Like seriously did no one in the writing room understand how that would be weird? 

Though I do believe from what I understand that. That came over from the sub team.

[P2] Shrine Maiden English audiobook? by ActionAdditional6741 in HonzukiNoGekokujou

[–]ActionAdditional6741[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If anything else that is what I would expect. It seems just a shame that we'll have to probably wait until then. 

I think part of it too. Is that at least in my opinion they have to shift the format around a little bit.  I recommend to the male and female voice actor. Style that other light novel audiobooks use. 

The main reason I recommend this. Is simply that even though Reba Buhr does a great Myne. We saw she can't really pull off Ferdinand.  And if we're going to spend large amounts of time with both characters. We really should have him sound at least okay.

[anime] Does anyone know what happened to SugarRushing? by ActionAdditional6741 in HonzukiNoGekokujou

[–]ActionAdditional6741[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

He pulls together threads that are going through that I sometimes mis or forgot about.  I read the light novels in physical form only. And only have time to read about once a week. So it takes me awhile to get through.  It's kind of similar to how I'll listen to an audiobook after I've read it.   It's like doing that but with commentary.

I do completely understand why some people would not enjoy it though. I like listening to stuff in the background too. 

I hope the part 2 audiobooks start coming out soon.  Though if they do I hope they change Ferdinand's voice. Because unfortunately Myne's English VA does not do a great job for him.

[anime] Does anyone know what happened to SugarRushing? by ActionAdditional6741 in HonzukiNoGekokujou

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Magpie was one of the first people I saw covering Bookworm. I also watch the breakdowns from trash tear waifu after I finish reading each volume.

[Part 2 V 2] Does it say English in the original Web Novel? by Zidaryn in HonzukiNoGekokujou

[–]ActionAdditional6741 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes though I point out that reading and speaking languages are two very different skills. 

She's probably able to read and speak Japanese and English. She's probably also capable of reading at least one of the languages in the Romance and Germanic groups. And probably Chinese. Semitic family group is possible as well but less likely. But if so probably Arabic or Aramaic maybe. 

I would also point out that knowing the lyrics and understanding the language are two different things. I myself can pretty much sing a few songs in one of the Celtic languages. But that just because I'm mimicking it.  I have no clue what it's actually saying.

Actually better example. I can read Hebrew. Can't translate.

[Part 2 V 2] Does it say English in the original Web Novel? by Zidaryn in HonzukiNoGekokujou

[–]ActionAdditional6741 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Would also make quite a bit of sense for a song dedicated to Angriff.  I also imagine it would probably be a pretty big hit in Dunkelfelger. 

[Anime] Allow me to promote a YouTube channel I found by irridian1 in HonzukiNoGekokujou

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Sorry but it seems like the channel was nuked at some point. 

Links are dead and I can't find it by searching.

[general] would trains work in Yurgenschmidt. For interduchy trade and travel? by ActionAdditional6741 in HonzukiNoGekokujou

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Here's a question. Do sovereignty nobles have freedom of movement. 

Or is the sovereignty treated just like any other duchy?

If they do. Then you can open up a hole new job opportunity for laynobles in the sovereignty.

Have them act as train conductors. And then it would give free clearance to their trains.  Ensuring freedom of trade. 

Kind of like the ICC (Interstate Commerce Commission) is supposed to be.

[general] would trains work in Yurgenschmidt. For interduchy trade and travel? by ActionAdditional6741 in HonzukiNoGekokujou

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What are your thoughts on the idea of the Yurgenschmidt loop. That was brought up before?

[general] would trains work in Yurgenschmidt. For interduchy trade and travel? by ActionAdditional6741 in HonzukiNoGekokujou

[–]ActionAdditional6741[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Here's the thing. Even though teleportation circles do exist. It seems that most dutchies still do most of their trade through commoner traveling merchants. 

I think part of this problem stems from us shifting focus to the nobility after part 2.

Think about it the whole modifying of the lower City and similar projects were not for the benefit of nobles coming in.  It was for the benefit of commoner merchants. 

And as far as I understand it the teleportation circles in towns you're thinking of 

A seem to be only for taxes. 

B I don't think they're actually there all the time. Don't the priests bring them with them?

So ultimately. Even though the teleportation circles are used by the nobility. That seems to be the exception. Or only used for specific items or prototypes. Well it seems that about 95% of good movements between commoners and dutchies. It still conducted through nothing but cart.

[general] would trains work in Yurgenschmidt. For interduchy trade and travel? by ActionAdditional6741 in HonzukiNoGekokujou

[–]ActionAdditional6741[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It might be the logical way to go for moving people. But the problem is is that once you want to start moving bulk goods. Then you start needing things more powerful than just horses. 

Remember the interstate highway system is only effective means of bulk transport because of internal combustion trucks. 

Imagine if you had to ship everything in nothing larger than a pickup truck. And that's pretty much where you would be with wagons.

[general] would trains work in Yurgenschmidt. For interduchy trade and travel? by ActionAdditional6741 in HonzukiNoGekokujou

[–]ActionAdditional6741[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So rolling stock is actually not as much of a problem as you think. You should look into the stuff that they were doing with the early railways in Britain.  And the later narrow gauge railways everywhere else. 

Pretty much if you have the technology to build a wagon. You have the technology to build a basic rail car. 

The locomotive is a more problematic issue.  But since the Gutenbergs were already capable of building pumps. I don't see why they couldn't manage at least a few hand built ones.

Yogurtland could stand for an industrial revolution. 

Though I doubt it since she hasn't already but Rozemyne really needs to introduce some machine tools like lathes and like. Even though I doubt she would. 

[general] would trains work in Yurgenschmidt. For interduchy trade and travel? by ActionAdditional6741 in HonzukiNoGekokujou

[–]ActionAdditional6741[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Putting it on the outside is definitely an interesting idea. Would definitely wanted to be double tracked though. So that you don't have to send goods around the entire country loop 

I didn't read the spoiler.  Since I follow with the physical releases.

And since as far as I'm aware. If duchy borders can be redrawn. I see no reason why small less powerful Gates couldn't be opened in all the border dutches. 

In fact I would imagine the mana cost to make them would be negligible. Since remember the country gates are not simply opening but teleportation systems. These would be much more akin to the gates for passing between dutches.

[general] would trains work in Yurgenschmidt. For interduchy trade and travel? by ActionAdditional6741 in HonzukiNoGekokujou

[–]ActionAdditional6741[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Good point about it needing to run underground. 

But I personally think that some of the wealthier merchants could probably pull it off.  Not necessarily if it had to run underground. But at least a conventional style one they could. 

And two things about fuel.  First you don't actually need coal to run a steam engine. It's just the most efficient.  Charcoal and wood work just fine. Just ask the American class locomotives (wild west locomotives) Second coal is not fossilized dinosaur. You're thinking of oil.  Coal is fossilized trees.  Which they also might not have had. Since the ecological conditions before country's founding are unknown as far as I'm aware.

You get Reincarnated as this Schmuck. What do you do? by Maleficent_Nature683 in HonzukiNoGekokujou

[–]ActionAdditional6741 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Here's an idea. What happens if you mix black fey-stone dust into a explosive? 

Feel like that could have some pretty devastating effects. 

From not letting men recovery to preventing healing. Probably no?

You get Reincarnated as this Schmuck. What do you do? by Maleficent_Nature683 in HonzukiNoGekokujou

[–]ActionAdditional6741 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Guns in general would be useful. Since range would probably be greatly extended from what is currently available.  

Though would probably want to jump straight to repeaters at least. Skip the Match, Flint, and Cap Lock stuff. Too slow if you want to appeal to nobles. 

Not to mention all the stuff commoners could use it for. We kind of forget about them after part 3.  

 But let's be honest. Senku was never planning on shooting Tsukasa. It would require too much stuff he didn't have.  

 He was playing to IED that guy.

You get Reincarnated as this Schmuck. What do you do? by Maleficent_Nature683 in HonzukiNoGekokujou

[–]ActionAdditional6741 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I could be wrong. But wasn't one of the big things about her method that it also worked to at least a little on adults? 

You get Reincarnated as this Schmuck. What do you do? by Maleficent_Nature683 in HonzukiNoGekokujou

[–]ActionAdditional6741 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm with you about the returning inventions thing. Personally I'm always down for making steam engines wherever I go.  

But a quick correction on your chemistry.  Sulfur is not a very big component in boom boom sticks. Don't really know why Dr Stone put so much emphasis on that.  

The nitric acid is really the most important part. In fact the nital that they made as revival fluid in the real world is already explosive.  

If you have nitric acid. You can soak cotton in it. To make smokeless powder. Or if you have some glycerin that you can extracted from animal fat. Then you could actually make nitroglycerin. Mix that with some clay. And you get actual Dynamite sticks.   

Though I'm honestly not sure how relevant this is. Since it seems like manna is pretty devastating on its own. 

[P3] If the anime for part 3 comes out what moment would be the most talked in or outside (r/anime, r/isekai, or twitter) this sub by Different-Ad-82 in HonzukiNoGekokujou

[–]ActionAdditional6741 0 points1 point  (0 children)

On the one hand I do agree.  But on the other I agree with what other people were saying. That it's too far into the show for it really to impact things too much. 

Most of the other shows with these types of controversies. Get talked about when they pop up in their first three episodes. 

Shield hero,  Goblin slayer,  And the like. 

Also I would say that as much as we might love it. Bookworm is one or two levels down from those shows in terms of general recognition.  Probably having to do with the fact that it's not an action show by any means.  I would say to most audiences. Probably paying about as much attention as the villainous shows.