Ekzentric Lohner
I miss Wildstar...
[x] [Usa] Stone
To be fair we actually did take a personal action aimed at that plot ("write a love letter to the radio show," as I recall) on Week 2, our first full turn.yes, I agree, we do need to save Haruna Sensei & Shingo Ni-chan. They are very important and the flow of events though accelerated has left them in the wings. One close enough to blind us to the trouble, the other a known problem that we don't quite know how to approach or investigate.
So the "water tank" cover story was an actual thing from the day? Not just a story told after the fact? I didn't actually know that; I'd just been justifying what I thought was a false folk etymology (explaining how people might have come to that conclusion).The 'water carrier' story wasn't there to compartmentalize the design team, it was to fool people outside the design team. World War One standards of military classification, plus the British tendency to outsource military R&D to idiosyncratic and somewhat insular groups of eccentric Men In Sheds.
Fair point (and, after a quick check, Usagi did indeed need to roll skill checks to cure the cashier, and failed the first one; that said, after the 2nd try worked she did not need to roll again to repeat the action on Naru).It would have had a lasting impact (and probably affected her life in the background) if we hadn't cured it... and Usagi could have rolled a failure to heal it, as I recall. We have faith in Usagi's character and abilities, but it's hardly inconceivable for a status effect like that to stick for a while.
My impression is that yes, it was real. The British really did create the story that they were working on, essentially, a giant mobile water tank on caterpillar treads (a new invention at the time).So the "water tank" cover story was an actual thing from the day? Not just a story told after the fact? I didn't actually know that; I'd just been justifying what I thought was a false folk etymology (explaining how people might have come to that conclusion).
Given the trouble we've had keeping track of when critical successes in (or out of) combat give Sailors Moon and Mercury progress on removing troublesome traits... I, for one, am quite happy to make sure Lunaryon is encouraged to update the character sheet frequently.Still, Naru's problem came with a plan to fix it that could be implemented quickly (and was), and failure of that plan due to bad rolls on Usagi's part would have been a surprise. We expected to be able to resolve the problem by the end of the mini-arc. The note about it should only have made it onto her character sheet if the temporary problem had become an ongoing one (in other words, if that solution had failed). Adding the note when Lunaryon did was premature.
Unironically even asking for something like that would go against her vice of Sloth.Hm, speaking of irksome traits, Mercury should be just about finished with Untested. Presuming that she takes part in the coming fight in the pocket dimension and either the pet shop or clock store plots, they will be all that she needs to shed Untested.
As for Moon, it may behoove her to ask the head priest for further regimens to purge herself of vices. It should not be difficult for the head priest to put her through some more rigorous labor to cleanse her sloth, and he might even be able to help her with ways to expunge her cowardice that do not involve direct combat.
Go to shrine to flirt with the cute miko, wind up doing her chores for her.Unironically even asking for something like that would go against her vice of Sloth.
*cough, cough*
In the anime, the reason Mako-chan wore a different uniform is that she did not have time to get a new one after the translation, besides, she is too tall. In Sailor Stars, she is transferred along with everyone (except for Rei - for she attends a Catholic school) to high school, and wears the same uniform as Usagi and the others.Naru shook her head. "I think it's the skirt. They say uniform skirts are short because gang members like to hide weapons under them…"
She frowned. "I don't like wearing them so short-"
"Even when…" Naru fluttered her fingers and struck a pose, smiling devilishly- the same that they'd all seen from Sailor Jupiter, at one time or another, when the lightnings of her transformation faded.
"That's different." But their friend was smiling back. "Besides, I look good in green."
Yes.In the anime, the reason Mako-chan wore a different uniform is that she did not have time to get a new one after the translation, besides, she is too tall. In Sailor Stars, she is transferred along with everyone (except for Rei - for she attends a Catholic school) to high school, and wears the same uniform as Usagi and the others.