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But the beat-down should be... interesting this time, to say the least.Whoever wants to argue with Vaermina about HalO, remember this:
He really does not know what he's talking about.
But the beat-down should be... interesting this time, to say the least.Whoever wants to argue with Vaermina about HalO, remember this:
He really does not know what he's talking about.
Whoever wants to argue with Vaermina about HalO, remember this:
He really does not know what he's talking about.
Kofu isn't living in Arrun. Liz isn't living in Arrun. I don't know where you got this from.No clue, but she is a leprechaun living in Arrun so she had to move there some time.
No clue, but she is a leprechaun living in Arrun so she had to move there some time.
And what about the hundreds of other Leprechauns that would have equal levels of transition granted knowledge?
Or those that had modern metallurgist knowledge to mix with what they received in the transition?
Are they just not doing anything during this time?
So the suggestion list thus far is:
Am I forgetting anything?
- Beta
- Test
Harem- Copse
- Chrysalis
Can't we have a story start where Asuna (Titania) killed Oberon after overcoming mind control?
... I frankly just want the ENTIRE family of ALO mobs to hate Oberon really...
COLOR=transparent]Text you want to be invis goes here. Also, put a bracket before "color=transparent."[/COLOR]Also, can anyone tell me how to do invisitext? It keeps cropping up in Asuka Quest and I don't know how the QM does it. (I'm new here, so sue me.)
edited it in, though for some reason i think we'll all forget about this.
I don't think ALO gave players the ability to build structures, or had much use for machine or watches. World of Warcraft's Engineering profession doesn't seem to fit the game.Appraisers, machinists, jewellers, watchmakers, structural engineers... how can you possibly think that they are limited to blacksmithing???
And Kofu apparently wasn't a metalurgist at all; though granted, the Transition might have given her all of the relevant knowledge. She knows about metals and alloys that didn't even EXIST on Earth, after all.And what about the hundreds of other Leprechauns that would have equal levels of transition granted knowledge?
Or those that had modern metallurgist knowledge to mix with what they received in the transition?
Can't we have a story start where Asuna (Titania) killed Oberon after overcoming mind control?
... I frankly just want the ENTIRE family of ALO mobs to hate Oberon really...
Pretty sure regardless of story, a lot of Oberons tend to get hated because, well, it's kind of part of having the name of a classic literature asshole.
Will anyone be surprised if it turns out they have one of these lying around somewhere? Unless it's a Field Boss from under the depths of Jotunheim and being so ugly the Halkegenians automatically say, "Looks like something out of Gallia."
Kofu isn't living in Arrun. Liz isn't living in Arrun. I don't know where you got this from.
The wonderfull fact of life that talent differs from person to person might simply lead to the situation where Kofu and Lizbeth have a greater affinity for their work, and thus see greater return for their efforts, and become Master Crafts(wo)men among craftsmen.
I might have been mistaken, I thought this was more about the post-Transition economies...I don't think ALO gave players the ability to build structures, or had much use for machine or watches. World of Warcraft's Engineering profession doesn't seem to fit the game.
Nope, talking about ALO and the short time-frame after the Transition.I might have been mistaken, I thought this was more about the post-Transition economies...
SAO Volume 7
Asuna stood up and took out 4 cups from the cabinet behind her. Those were the magical mugs which could «pour out 99 different types of tea with a single tap» they got from a recent quest.
It's different with Kofu not just because she was a high level, very skilled smith in the game. It's because, like Liz in SAO, she has a passion for smithing that is beyond the realm.
That's not that strange. DnD has all kinds of stuff like that. It's a quality of life thing.Was doing some ALO research and wow they had some really weird magical items.
I think the skills were split up finely enough that only the most dedicated grinders could master all of them, but they would need to neglect all others, and need to balance against getting the materials for practice.But within the game itself, the Leprechaun economy doesn't seem viable, and it doesn't seem possible for anyone to truly stand out among the small crowd of hardcore dedicated craft-grinders.
Was doing some ALO research and wow they had some really weird magical items.
My current curiosity, seeing as Gallia specializes in making abominations and whatnot...
Will anyone be surprised if it turns out they have one of these lying around somewhere? Unless it's a Field Boss from under the depths of Jotunheim and being so ugly the Halkegenians automatically say, "Looks like something out of Gallia."
It's different with Kofu not just because she was a high level, very skilled smith in the game. It's because, like Liz in SAO, she has a passion for smithing that is beyond the realm.
It is said when you create something, you put a little piece of you into that creation. Most smiths in a game don't follow this, it's just a game after all. Just numbers and codes.
Hmm. If those exist in HaLO I'll probably have to require that some sort of tea leaves still be put into them before they can turn said tea into a different variety. Also, they'll probably have to be rather extremely rare.
SAO Volume 7
Asuna quickly called her window, put the wand into her item inventory and switched to the rapier she loved to use. At once, a silver glow appeared at her waist, materializing a sword belt knitted from mithril thread, and a scabbard of the same material.
SAO Volume 7
Hoisting herself with the wings on her back, Asuna immediately stood up and confirmed her equipment. A jacket weaved with silvery blue threads and a skirt of the same kind. Boots and gloves made out of the skin of a water dragon. Hanging from the sword belt around her waist was a rapier with a crystal handle. Every single one of them were treasures of the highest grade that could currently be obtained. That way she couldn't blame it on equipment even if she lost.
From what I remember Romalia used to have cannon-turtles in canon, it could be a twisted version of these. Maybe bred as a mobile Artillery/field command post?
There's passion, Vaer and then there's passion. There are people who might think crafting is fun or are in it for the money. And, then there are people like Kofu who see it as an expression of art - a creation of life.In ALO and SAO crafting was completely optional. Since there were commonly available NPC's that could do everything players could with only a little less chance of success.
Which means anyone that actually became a high level Crafter would have probably done so because they had a passion for it.
Well that or they were addicted to the Crafting mini game. (Happens more often then you would think.)
There's passion, Vaer and then there's passion. There are people who might think crafting is fun or are in it for the money. And, then there are people like Kofu who see it as an expression of art - a creation of life.
People like Kofu and Liz are rare - very rare. Kofu is the type who wouldn't have a single duplicate sword. The type who can't craft in bulk, and would remember every sword she ever sold. The type who mastered her craft, not through grinding, but through truly creating and appreciating every weapon she ever made.