Magical Girl Escalation Taylor (Worm/Nanoha)

First one in the album.
The album's image is incorrect/inconsistent then. Remember The Book Of Darkness Incident? That wrecked the city, and the people within weren't utterly massacred or suffered from long fall-related deaths like you've claimed would happen. Thus, no collateral damage, either in lives or buildings.
Pot, kettle. You have no ground to stand on to call anyone else out on that.
So because I've not written omakes, I can't point out to other people that they haven't written omakes?
Thats like saying 'because you don't have a driver's license, you're incapable of telling whether or not a person's fit to drive'.

But fine, I'll put my money where my mouth is. If Solar Wrath wins, I'll write omakes until we get SW to non-lethal.
Great, awesome. More omakes are always fun to read, and seeing people put omake train logic into action is a very refreshing change of pace.
 
The album's image is incorrect/inconsistent then. Remember The Book Of Darkness Incident? That wrecked the city, and the people within weren't utterly massacred or suffered from long fall-related deaths like you've claimed would happen. Thus, no collateral damage, either in lives or buildings.
That was brought up, but I forget what the answer to is. I'll try to hunt it down.
So because I've not written omakes, I can't point out to other people that they haven't written omakes?
Thats like saying 'because you don't have a driver's license, you're incapable of telling whether or not a person's fit to drive'.
1st Context always matters.

2nd... even those with licences sometimes can't tell if someone else if fit to rive or not. So yes.
 
... that's not how Recursion field works. At all. Non-magical people don't get brought into the barrier, and SW has already established what types of capes are trapped/affected by the barrier. You are making this stuff up. Please stop spreading false information.

FFS, did everyone forget the debate we had at the start of the que- oh wait, this is the internet, of course people forgot.

The Canon explanation, that was posted over in MGLT.


A Magic that allows the Spell Caster to create "a zone where only people who the caster allows or those who have the ability to enter the Field can exist". Those who are not allowed to enter can "be" in the same area, but are unable to sense what is done by the Caster within the Field, and thus will not take any direct effects from any damage done within the Field. Whatever destruction that had been done within the Field will appear as already been done at the time the Field is dropped. For example, the Damaged Wall of Makihara Animal Hospital will appear in their broken state when the Field drops.

I didn't like this explanation either, but it's hard to argue with it.
 
The album's image is incorrect/inconsistent then. Remember The Book Of Darkness Incident? That wrecked the city, and the people within weren't utterly massacred or suffered from long fall-related deaths like you've claimed would happen. Thus, no collateral damage, either in lives or buildings.
I couldn't find any outright quotes about it, but this was answered here:
Quickshot0 said:
Wasn't their some mention of sending mages out for repair after the fight with the Book of Darkness? I think I vaguely recall such a thing atleast.
green-link94 said:
They sent mage teams to extinguish the fires Einz made after Nanoha moved the battle with Einz over the sea and yes i just looked it up Amy mentions that they have to clear the wreckage and repair the city after they defeat the defense program.
Not sure where green looked it up though, but... *Shrug* I can't find anything else really and this implies the information is out there... somewhere.

The Canon explanation, that was posted over in MGLT.
Little late to the party (already posted that), thanks though.
 
The other part, of course, was just watching you run around like headless chickens.
*shakes fist at you* Jerk!


...Damnit, I was holding out for a write-in chance to go balls-to-the-wall, zenryoku zenkai on the crystal turkey.

Hovering high in the sky over Brockton Bay, rage burning in my heart, the sun at my back, the very atmosphere a lens for my use... "THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU PISS OFF A WITCH, BITCH! SOLAR WRAAAATH!!!"

*edited for actually buster spell name. when i first typed this out, i had it as SUNLIGHT BREAKER, lol*
 
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1st Context always matters.

2nd... even those with licences sometimes can't tell if someone else if fit to rive or not. So yes.
You wish to apply context to this argument. Fine, let's lay the all facts out:
I have not written any omakes for MGET.
You have not written omakes for MGET.
Jboone has not written omakes for MGET.
You and Jboone stated that Solar Wrath's current lethality-only state can be fixed by using omakes.
Neither you nor Jboone have written omakes previously, and at the time expressed no intent in doing so.
That is the context.
So, I criticized you two's plan for boiling down to hoping other people did the work.
I couldn't find any outright quotes about it, but this was answered here:


Not sure where green looked it up though, but... *Shrug* I can't find anything else really and this implies the information is out there... somewhere
I cannot find your quoted stuff in this quest or the SB version. What's the name of the thread you got those from, and which forum?
EDIT: Actually, better idea. Let's ask the people themselves.
@Quickshot0, @green-link94, is the above quotes from each of you accurate? Green-link94, what was your source for your information?
 
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Solar Wrath would have done nothing of any lasting consequence to an Endbringer. Remember Phir Se's fuck-off beam attack? No damage to Behemoth's inner layers and he was regenning the damage it did to his outer layers.

Wasn't there WOG saying that if Phir Se could have dropped another laser-nuke on Behemoth that would seriously injure/cripple the Endbringer?

[X] Recursion Field

Here's to dropping casualties-reducing Shaker effects that may allow a more 'weapons-free' environment. Also, really tempted to get Big Guns.
 
@Silently Watches QM, can you chime in on this? Would the Recursion Field prevent collateral/environmental damage from big spells, or no?
Uhh, guys. Unless Recursion Field is very different from a normal Bounded Field, its not going to prevent collateral. That's a very specific point on them, they don't stop environmental damage. Though they do keep people out of the fighting arena.

And this is stuff translated from official sources over on the SB thread of Magical Girl Lyrical Taylor, so you can argue with the creators of the series over this if you want to.
That makes absolutely no sense considering the destruction that happened in A's during the battle with Nachtwal. If green is right and the TSAB had to do repairs afterwards… um, did they just expect no one to notice that the city blew up without anyone knowing about it? Hell, or the broken buildings and stuff just from Fate and Nanoha's fights against the Wolkenritter. For an organization that has a Prime Directive–like philosophy towards non-magic worlds, that seems like pretty blatant evidence that something weird's going on. Not to mention, I'm pretty sure the thing with the animal hospital happened when there wasn't a dimensional barrier up.

I'll have to watch the second episode of Nanoha and the last episode of A's again and see if it's mentioned, but unless it's made very clear in-show that dimensional barriers don't prevent damage from spilling over into the real world once they fall, we're disregarding that translation and going with how they're portrayed in the series.
 
That makes absolutely no sense considering the destruction that happened in A's during the battle with Nachtwal. If green is right and the TSAB had to do repairs afterwards… um, did they just expect no one to notice that the city blew up without anyone knowing about it? Hell, or the broken buildings and stuff just from Fate and Nanoha's fights against the Wolkenritter. For an organization that has a Prime Directive–like philosophy towards non-magic worlds, that seems like pretty blatant evidence that something weird's going on. Not to mention, I'm pretty sure the thing with the animal hospital happened when there wasn't a dimensional barrier up.

I'll have to watch the second episode of Nanoha and the last episode of A's again and see if it's mentioned, but unless it's made very clear in-show that dimensional barriers don't prevent damage from spilling over into the real world once they fall, we're disregarding that translation and going with how they're portrayed in the series.
There's also one of the movies when Nanoha fired down at the city and turned it into a bay? I think? Even if it's alternate timeline or something the mechanics of the spell should be the same. *Shrug*
 
I've watched those two episodes. After the fight with Nachtwal, the city immediately looks undamaged, and in the first season, there was no barrier in place when the shrubbery-thing attacked the vet clinic. Between that and the first movie where Starlight Breaker absolutely demolished the coastline and all the buildings on it, I'm going to say that either the entry about dimensional barriers was mistranslated or someone involved in the original dictionary pulled a Rowling and came up with something without thinking about what was already established in the show. We're going to go with what has previously been stated to be Recursion Field's main purpose of eliminating collateral damage.

tl;dr: Any destruction that happens inside Recursion Field is erased when the spell goes down.
 
Ever heard of the saying 'when you have a hammer, everything looks like a nail'? There are things you just can't solve with a hammer, no how many memes you throw at it. I suggest you all really think about how usable Solar Wrath is to Taylor right now. The answer is not very, because it is currently a lethal-only spell.
We are not buying Divine Buster that can leave a target alive, we are buying a weapon of mass destruction.
Bit late maybe, but even without omakes we can train spells and getting it earlier gives us more opportunities to do that. I can't really think of a situation where your argument of it being lethal-only right now wouldn't apply.
Edit: And small point on needing 6 points to master that I think you brought up. Nonlethal is available at adept level, so I assume we need 3 points to get there.
Reedit: My bad, landcollector brought that one up.
Thing is we are far more likely to get spell that woul give us more dakka afterwards while getting the field is a lot less likely to come up. And fighting something like an Endbringer is way less likely to come up especially so soon since I doubt the QM is the kind to do that kind of stuff.
We are not "more likely" to get any spell anymore, since we now have fixed skill trees we're choosing from.
 
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Bit late maybe, but even without omakes we can train spells and getting it earlier gives us more opportunities to do that. I can't really think of a situation where your argument of it being lethal-only right now wouldn't apply.
Say we do take it. Between then and the training session where the non-lethal ability is unlocked, any fight were we use it. Which given the sentiments of those supporting Solar Wrath, would be very often. That is the situation you fail to see. We don't need to cause more innocent death and destruction than Lung. If the point to unlock the non-lethal version was given from an omake and applied before we had any opportunity to get into a fight, then my concerns would be allayed. But that's not likely to happen because quality writing is rarely fast writing.
 
Say we do take it. Between then and the training session where the non-lethal ability is unlocked, any fight were we use it. Which given the sentiments of those supporting Solar Wrath, would be very often. That is the situation you fail to see. We don't need to cause more innocent death and destruction than Lung. If the point to unlock the non-lethal version was given from an omake and applied before we had any opportunity to get into a fight, then my concerns would be allayed. But that's not likely to happen because quality writing is rarely fast writing.
Okay, that concern I can see. I guess I just have a bit more faith in the questers that when actually presented with a scenario in which we have the choice between lethal SW to accomplish something or nonlethal workaround, they won't just make Taylor a killer willy nilly.
 
Citation? I mean, that explains the discrepancies, but I don't think I've ever seen a franchise handle its season-summary movies like that.

Taken from the Wikia, but gimme a minute to search a bit more.

Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha The MOVIE 1st

It exists within the original continuity as a semi-biographical movie created after the events of StrikerS, with Nanoha and Fate themselves as consultants.

Continuity

Movie

The movie continuity began with the release of The MOVIE 1st and was continued with The MOVIE 2nd A's.
  1. Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha The MOVIE 2nd A's (0065)
  2. ORIGINAL CHRONICLE Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha The 1st (0065)
Interestingly, within the primary continuity context, the movies function as re-filmed documentary. Two drama CDs similar to the Sound Stages have been released for each of the movies, detailing the video production of the movie in the primary Nanoha universe.
It is said that THE MOVIE 1st functions as an educational video for mages in the autumn of 0078 (few months after StrikerS Sound Stage X). Therefore in the BD-R release, an extra audio stream features the Forwards from StrikerS commenting on the "video" scenes throughout the whole movie.
On another hand, THE MOVIE 2nd A's is a documentary produced by an unadministered world (probably Earth) in 0079.[1] The production is in completion stage after the timing of the Inter-Middle match between Vivio and Miura.[2]
 
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