To be clear, the question here is whether he can use them safely. Which I had been confused about, because in Augjev they seemed to require a month of training and a large amount of XP to use without risking blowing your hands off.
But have you changed your stance on the Heist question since it was last brought up?
To be perfectly honest, the actual tournament fights probably took up only a tiny portion of the exams. Especially given that they were sometimes added alongside the rest of the plan or written when the QM didn't have enough spoons for the main plan (which would ordinarily result in a Lore Update), we really didn't lose much time watching everyone else's fights.
Slice of life can be fun. When it's not drama that's on fire and also stabbing you.
Brilliant.
Great news! I couldn't get it to work from Chrome Store Foxified so I had to manually load it as a temp addon each time I restarted Firefox. Not all that much of a hassle, but I'm glad it's automatic now. Thanks!
You mentioned adding Akimichi to the Ami investigation but I don't see that in the plan itself. Were you waiting for some other information before adding it in, or did I misunderstand what you meant?
Very cool. Thank you to yourself and @Solonarv
Does it disappear only on that post, and does it reappear upon refreshing the page?
As I understand it the script only runs when the page loads. If I'm typing up a post here and SV offers to show me new posts that cropped up while I was typing, those posts won't have the reaction available. It's not much of an issue for me, though, because if a post is SiK-worthy then I'm pretty okay reloading the page to do it.
Oh, also, to be clear, asking Akimichi to do the Q&A for us doesn't strictly require he know about Ami in particular. That segment of the investigation only involves asking about Byakuren's Cookbook and Experimental Cuisine and the things Ami said happened between them, and the name-dropping Ami part of the investigation can still be done by Hazou.
I'm going to assume good faith here (are you a non-native speaker by any chance?), but bear in mind that "lodge a complaint" is used when people think a service provider is letting them down, and are demanding that said provider do something about it. (In this light, "served better" is a really unfortunate choice of words.) It's sensitive language given that one of the most common sources of QM-player conflict (though one happily rare in this thread) is player entitlement, real or perceived.
