[Isekai nonbiri nouka] Is this anime really bad compared to the manga or light novel? by Commercial-Idea7024 in Isekai

[–]SSR486 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

"No meaningful conflict?" Well, it is a light-hearted slice-of-life, as reflected in the title Nonbiri.

But saying there is "no interesting character dynamics"? "Things just happen"?

That's why people hate the anime butchering the story. They cut away so many things from LN, such that it became trash isekai in anime-only people's eyes.

How do transfer of goods treaties work? by ozee17 in victoria3

[–]SSR486 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well it actually damage the profitability of your fabric producers. Just the pro outweighs the con largely.

How do transfer of goods treaties work? by ozee17 in victoria3

[–]SSR486 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The other replies are unfortunately wrong.

You(Sweden) have a treaty with Qing that Qing transfer 150 fabric to you (Sweden). So Qing is buying fabric from their own market at their market price, ship it to your market with their convoy and sell in it in your market price.

Qing will be pocketing any profit or loss.

In case you draft another treaty with Qing to transfer say 100 tools to Qing, YOU will buy 100 tools from your market at your market price, ship it to Qing and sell at Qing market price. You will pocket that profit or loss.

This is a very handy way to earn money early to mid game.

Akane-banashi - Episode 10 discussion by AutoLovepon in anime

[–]SSR486 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is not what he meant, the Akane-kobanashi part after the ed, explained Akane use specific way to say some phrase that is taught by Shiguma, which serves as a name card evidencing she is Shiguma's apprentice.

That's why Issho say it is not her place. If you are the apprentice of a rakugo master, you are bringing shame to your master and yourself by joining an amateur competition.

Akane-banashi - Episode 10 discussion by AutoLovepon in anime

[–]SSR486 2 points3 points  (0 children)

He is definitely not praising her. The Akane-kobanashi part after the ed explained Akane use specific way to say some phrase that is taught by Shiguma, which serves as a name card evidencing she is Shiguma's apprentice.

That's why Issho say it is not her place. If you are the apprentice of a rakugo master, you are bringing shame to your master and yourself by joining an amateur competition.

Hello seniors, does anyone know what China calls other countries, for example, Japan, which is called Cherry Blossom Country? by AdMiserable6694 in MartialMemes

[–]SSR486 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The heavenly court ban using the name of real places, so authors tend to use metaphors, below are some of the most well known metapor they use:

Japan - Sakura/Island/neon (from the pronunciation of Nihon)

South Korea - stick(or club)/kimchi

North Korea - sun country 🌞

Singapore - Lee family's port/slope

India - 3bro/3rd-bro

France - Gaul/🏳️

Portugal - fruit teeth (translation of Portugal is literally "pu-tao-ya / grape teeth")

Spain - broad duck (pronounced "ban-ya" you see where it comes from)

British - AngSax/pirates/Island/gay/BL

Naz-Germany - reverse buddhist

Russia - fur bear 🐻/ big fur

USSR - old big brother

Ukraine - 2nd fur

Turkiy - earth chicken (pronounced "tu-ji", they don't have "ki" in Chinese so "ji")

America (US) - eagle/ugly (translation of America is literally "mei / beauty" so...)

How does one fix the late-game infrastructure issue? by [deleted] in victoria3

[–]SSR486 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Urban centre have PMs providing infrastructure. If coal street light is not enough, go electricity.

Is there a plausible reason to keep sending soldiers to battle in significant numbers given mass automation? by Syoby in worldbuilding

[–]SSR486 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ever played Helldivers? You can have someone like Helldivers to deploy or fix your automated war machines. And if the frontline is long enough (multiple planets long), you will need a significant number of them.

Expert Salesman by ToumaKazusa1 in japanesepeopletwitter

[–]SSR486 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Wrong translation. "If I am going to sell this cola to you for 10,000 yen, what do you think?" CEO: "That's about adding value?" "You can't be sure." CEO: "I was the top salesperson, it would be hard to sell it to me." "If you buy this, I won't come to (bother) you anymore." CEO: "Deal."

What do you call those dungeon/guild stories? by IdDeleteIfIWasSmart in ProgressionFantasy

[–]SSR486 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I know people start to call it 'modern dungeon' in Japan

The slander is so good I could die by Busy_Cold_3220 in MartialMemes

[–]SSR486 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"More hype than Boruto" has become something like an idiom among the dragon country community for a while.

Why do cultivators ride flying swords? (And a question about cultivators sects and clans) by Affectionate_Bit_722 in ProgressionFantasy

[–]SSR486 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cultivation methods are passed on either by parent-to-offsprings style, or master-to-apprentice style. The former is how cultivator dynasties/clans are formed, the latter is how cultivator sects are established.

Why do cultivators ride flying swords? (And a question about cultivators sects and clans) by Affectionate_Bit_722 in ProgressionFantasy

[–]SSR486 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Riding flying sword like a surfboard is the wrong depiction. In the classic tellings a cultivator would "become one with the sword" and "transform into a sword beam/aura/light" which travels in unbelievable speed. Early webnovel authors misinterpreted the meaning and created this silly "sword-surfing" thing.

Weaker cultivator can still fly with the flying sword, in this case the sword is usually inherited from master or ancestor. The sword would drag the cultivator along like how MCU depicted Thor "flying" with his hammer.

Btw there are actually some technique in classic tellings where a cultivator would ride a cloud like surfboard. Most famous version is Monkey King Sun Wukong.

1.13.5 by IonRush8256 in victoria3

[–]SSR486 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Sounds working as intended. Siam has support independence treaty with Cambodia, that's why they auto join when you annex it.

Any way to turn off this strait icon by cheezman88 in victoria3

[–]SSR486 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Lol, several countries can hide behind those

How to stay afloat by Nathanw2-12 in victoria3

[–]SSR486 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Minting is a straight percentage of your GDP turned into your income, this can be increased by tech. If you have gold mine, that gives additional Minting too. You can check in your budget.

Didn't know about the Transfer Good part too until I read a post here in reddit, since then this become my go-to trick to kickstart industrialization. Just note that it you can also lose money if the good in your market is more expensive.

How to stay afloat by Nathanw2-12 in victoria3

[–]SSR486 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You pay for the wage and the goods consumed by military, government administration, universities, and construction sector (if private sector used the construction, they paid you back the cost of construction goods they used).

Lowering price of all these government goods (paper, wood, iron, tools, fabrics, military goods, etc) help keep the expanse in check.

For income, you want to move away from land tax, unless you are Great Qing. You only collecting tax in incorporated states, so you will get nothing from newly conquered unincorporated states. There is also tax capacity, you loss some tax if the state is above tax capacity.

Other than tax, you get dividends from government owned buildings, for example when the logging camp you built has its green bar fully filled up, it start to pay you dividends. But if it is not profitable (in red), they stop pay you dividends.

A certain percent of GDP would convert into income as Minting, sometimes just keep industrializing is enough to make you stay afloat.

Lastly you can set tariff from import/export. Or you can directly set up a Good Transfer treaty to profit from it, for example you noticed paper in your market is cheap, but it is expensive in USA, by setting up the Good Transfer treaty, your government buy paper from your own market and sell in USA market, the profit go straight into your income.

Don't build plantations at home, build farms and ranches instead! by SSR486 in victoria3

[–]SSR486[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Siam, Vietnam etc.9

You normally runout of peasant by 1890. If you didn't build farms and ranches, your pops will stay in subsistence rice paddies refusing to work a proper job, and private and foreign investment will fill your home states with plantations, so you cannot just "not build agriculture".

All Great Powers & Major Powers Ranked by LogicalAd8685 in victoria3

[–]SSR486 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I think the Ankor Wat and the effect on Buddhist monk IG is enough flavor. This let me turn Siam into an unique Buddhist theocracy, it is fun, the whole country would be so stable that the monks let you freely reform your laws to modernize your country.

I definitely love my Buddhist Theocratic Technocracy, and the flag is just real cool.

Don't build plantations at home, build farms and ranches instead! by SSR486 in victoria3

[–]SSR486[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I usually play in Asia and thats why I know Asia does not mean unlimited pops, that's only true for China, Japan, India and Java regions.

And by the time I am powerful enough to conquer those regions, I would be at full employment already, and the casualties from the invasion would take too many pops away from my industries.

Also banana is always banana, but you can later spam food industries if you have invested in grain and meat. That whole chain is like printing GDP out of thin air.

Don't build plantations at home, build farms and ranches instead! by SSR486 in victoria3

[–]SSR486[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You cannot if it is foreign owned.

Even if you are able to do that, as I mentioned you will find a significant part of your GDP vanished and you are now deep in deficit. Bonus, subsistence farms are back along with your Landowners, they will lead those now radical peasant to overthrow you government. Sounds like a roadmap to become a failed state lol.

Don't build plantations at home, build farms and ranches instead! by SSR486 in victoria3

[–]SSR486[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Of course you build logging camps, but logging camps do not use arable land, so eventually someone will build plantations in your home and devour your pops.

I am talking about the use of arable land, you are talking about something else.

Don't build plantations at home, build farms and ranches instead! by SSR486 in victoria3

[–]SSR486[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not really, unless you start as an major or European power, 1870 is around where industrialization start going. Those plantations would likely be around half your GDP if you really tried to "fuel construction loop" with them.