Although if it results in the planet getting blown apart by a random slapfight, thaaaat could be a problem.
That could happen right now. Hell, Trunks and Goten managed to avoid it and they were the most immature Super Saiyan's we've seen.
My point was that a lord will ALWAYS be able to stop a Saiyan from doing that. Especially when they can use Instant transmission.Secondly, all the saiyans are currently more than capable of casually scourging the planet of all life. Even if they aren't able to blow the planet physically apart. Vegeta was able to credibly threaten it back in the saiyan saga.
My point was that a lord will ALWAYS be able to stop a Saiyan from doing that. Especially when they can use Instant transmission.
Really what we need is someone with the same temperament and personality as Goku to enforce a few simple rules then let everyone else figure shit out on their own.
But we don't have that, so...
The issue is not some rando blowing up the planet, the issue is that you need whoever enforces the laws to have enough power to stop some rando from doing whatever they want just because they are strong. Having the ruling houses being the only ones who can go SS ensures that and it can't be just them having the secret for FPSS because the more SS there are the more likely it is that somebody else will figure it out and that is without even considering the new ways to output higher PL.
Edit: Unless we have another way to ensure that the ruling body can enforce the law, a monarchy variant is probably the best we can do and the current system, in theory, has the Lord from the other clan as a check for the one from the first going tyrant.
Not quite the scenario I was talking about. It is one thing if the guy is breaking the law out of anger and can be reasoned with, it is another if, like several times in the series, you have someone who thinks that because they are the strongest around they should decide the rules or do whatever they want..At least the scions are trained from small to understand the laws and why ithey are like they are but if some idiot who is only good at fighting becomes the best fighter and says teveryone should do as they ssy, then sure, people would gang up and stop him but there could be a lot of damage in the meantime.Yet that was the first thing people in the thread said to defend the diarchy. And again, a team of peeps trained in deescalation with Instant Transmission could do a hell of a lot of work. Just have some peeps like Kakara talk people down whenever a fight gets too heated. Train them to be strong enough to hold their own.
you have someone who thinks that because they are the strongest around they should decide the rules or do whatever they want
Again, so long as everybody is onboard with the "no SSJ2" idea, which they should be due to the boogeyman status of The Enemy, all we need is a team of trusted FPSSJs with instant transmission. Hell, the Patriarch/Lord/Scion system is basically that, but chosen via bloodcraft instead of social consensus and training. Hell, we can even have the seers look at who would be good for the role if we want to keep that around for some godforsaken reason.
It makes sense because one possible outcome is not the same as the situation that preceded it. If the current system prevents it, then it prevents it. If that is established then the history is completely irrelevant to the issue. If it has not been established then such must be demonstrated directly.Note: This is exactly how the Diarchy the Saiyans have started, with Garla deciding she should be in charge because she was the strongest around. The system you are defending is the end result of the very thing you are trying to prevent. How does that make sense?
very unlikely. It's a pretty advanced ki techniques requiring either a special "intuition", or pretty advanced mathematical knowledge/ability.
States having a monopoly on force is arguably the bedrock of modern nations. If we come up with a system that does not guarantee a monopoly on force, then that system only lasts until someone else decides they want to be in charge and tears it down. If you can come up with a nicer way of achieving this monopoly then great, but it's a prerequisite of any actual system of governance that you try and put together. To do otherwise just leaves you building sandcastles - I'm sure they're very pretty, but they only last until the tide comes in.
Having said that, since the wider galaxy seems to have been knuckling down and training in the Exile's absence, maybe we could investigate how other nation states achieve this, in a galaxy where anyone can be a planet-killer if they're willing to put the work in? This might well be a solved problem.
I'm willing to try it, but I don't expect it to work. Magic seems to be tied to the soul, I don't think it's really something you can transfer.Entirely unrelated wish idea: for Dandeer's sorcerous ability/abilities to be entirely removed and bestowed upon Kakara. I'm not one of the people who really wanted to be a sorcerer, but it does seem like it would be a two-for-one deal...
Was that what the Exiles think, or did Bassoon tell us that? Because the wider galaxy's PLs have been notably higher than they were back in the Z Fighters' day, which indicates that they've figured something out. (If you forced me at gunpoint to make a guess, I'd say they figured out that certain kinds of training help, but not the spiritual elements, so they're grasping blindly.)As a reminder, the general galaxy doesn't... believe, in training.
You're either born a ki mutant, or you're not. the MUTANTS can train (inefficiently, by exiles standard, as they only train the "physical" portion of ki), but general belief is that normal people can't achieve that kind of power.
Exiles and Namekians are basically the only exceptions we know of, and maybe Yardratians depending on how they're portrayed here.
I THINK that's what we got from interrogating the alien scouts.Was that what the Exiles think, or did Bassoon tell us that? Because the wider galaxy's PLs have been notably higher than they were back in the Z Fighters' day, which indicates that they've figured something out. (If you forced me at gunpoint to make a guess, I'd say they figured out that certain kinds of training help, but not the spiritual elements, so they're grasping blindly.)
Then, we should also give STRONG incentives to those saiyans to work directly for us, knight order style.
States having a monopoly on force is arguably the bedrock of modern nations. If we come up with a system that does not guarantee a monopoly on force, then that system only lasts until someone else decides they want to be in charge and tears it down. If you can come up with a nicer way of achieving this monopoly then great, but it's a prerequisite of any actual system of governance that you try and put together. To do otherwise just leaves you building sandcastles - I'm sure they're very pretty, but they only last until the tide comes in.
The system was, and continues to be, some randoms deciding they should be in charge because they're the strongest thanks to accident of blood.It makes sense because one possible outcome is not the same as the situation that preceded it. If the current system prevents it, then it prevents it. If that is established then the history is completely irrelevant to the issue. If it has not been established then such must be demonstrated directly.
Sure? It's not like most modern-day nations are monarchies in ways that matter. It just means that whatever alternative structure you propose, it needs some way of ensuring that it is
Sure? It's not like most modern-day nations are monarchies in ways that matter. It just means that whatever alternative structure you propose, it needs some way of ensuring that it isthe boot stomping on the facescapable of fending off challenges by force, and doing so extremely convincingly.