I mean, statistically, yes, but I don't recall that being specifically established? Kagome specifically complimented the work, and any experience he has with his style is still a net plus when it comes to understanding his seals which did work.
I would argue that ~7 months of pure CR training is not the best idea given our deficiencies in...everywhere.If we spend XP on on nothing else, it will take 223 days of 3xp/day (and no bonus xp) to get the CR 30 we need for SC.
Given that our only tournament fight will be a loss to Kei, I am not against spending all our XP on chakra and letting the godstat wait until we have shadow clone.
I would argue that ~7 months of pure CR training is not the best idea given our deficiencies in...everywhere.
Especially since I'm still expecting an Akatsuki invasion, Kage assassination, or similar fuckery happening while we're in Mist.
Why are you so confident of losing to Keiko? If there's one thing the hivemind is *really* good at, it's battle planning.Given that our only tournament fight will be a loss to Kei, I am not against spending all our XP on chakra and letting the godstat wait until we have shadow clone.
*rereads talking about SC because I'm starting to think about it*I agree that we need other things. The problem is that we don't have enough XP to go around to all the holes we need to patch.
If we get CR 30 then we patch our chakra anemia and can then safely ignore chakra for a while. And then we get SC.
The sooner we get SC the more XP we have. If we patch other things first and then get SC then we will have less XP in our build than if we rushed to SC and then patched the other stuff. In one year's time, the Hazou that rushed to SC is stronger than the Hazou that didn't.
I don't really like it either, but we're not in a position to defend against all this dangerous bullshit whatever we do. The Hazou who patched things other than his chakra anemia first would also die to Akatsuki.
CR is still a massive priority.I would argue that ~7 months of pure CR training is not the best idea given our deficiencies in...everywhere.
Especially since I'm still expecting an Akatsuki invasion, Kage assassination, or similar fuckery happening while we're in Mist.
Big priority, yes. I wouldn't be averse to putting all our XP (save 1 or 2 for new jutsu) in CR and Alertness, maybe social depending on what happens next.CR is still a massive priority.
As of right now we cant go more than a few rounds without having Noburi refill us. Thats not the best.
I disagree with MS that we should spend it all on chakra. We need Alertness , 1-2 levels of CR and a handful of utility jutsu.
Why are you so confident of losing to Keiko? If there's one thing the hivemind is *really* good at, it's battle planning.
*rereads talking about SC because I'm starting to think about it*
Hm. Jiraiya says he won't let us learn it until we have "high-Jonin" CR, isn't that like over 500CP?
I mean, my recollection is that Noburi's current CP levels are consistent with low Jonin levels, and he's got ~500CP...Really? Yikes. If that's true it would be a bit of a kick in the teeth. CR 50 sounds really expensive. I'm not sure what my preferred build order would be if we needed that for SC.
I mean, my recollection is that Noburi's current CP levels are consistent with low Jonin levels, and he's got ~500CP...
Big priority, yes. I wouldn't be averse to putting all our XP (save 1 or 2 for new jutsu) in CR and Alertness, maybe social depending on what happens next.
But putting 100% XP in CR...I'm against that.
Why are you so confident of losing to Keiko? If there's one thing the hivemind is *really* good at, it's battle planning.
*rereads talking about SC because I'm starting to think about it*
Hm. Jiraiya says he won't let us learn it until we have "high-Jonin" CR, isn't that like over 500CP?
That's for Keiko, the requirement for Noburi/Hazou is to have high-Jonin CR.He said "Summon two of your strongest Pangolins and keep going." which is like CR40 ish.
Not really. The real requirement is for us to standardize chakra costs (which is in the works still) so that everyone in universe can measure these things more accurately.That's for Keiko, the requirement for Noburi/Hazou is to have high-Jonin CR.
Results are given based on how much feedback the roller gets. Thus, rolls based on physical activity are shown because it's generally obvious to a trained person how well they've done relative to their peak performance. Rolls on research aren't because there's no way of knowing how close your theory is to what's really going on except by testing whether its predictions work or not. In the case of sealcrafting prototypes, this is a binary test that can only return "It works", or "It doesn't work" (with a bonus of "It doesn't work and there are eldritch abominations eating my face").So they don't know if they "rolled low" or "rolled high" within the range of results they might possibly have gotten?
The law is, in theory, the same for everyone. If you ignore it, society will ultimately plunge into anarchy, and that would be bad for everyone, civilians and ninja both. Ninja who are excessive about injuring or killing civilians (especially in Leaf) are undermining a system created by their wiser elders, and will eventually come to the attention of their superiors. On the other hand, if a ninja says "Upon considering the evidence, I judged that it was necessary to inflict instant punishment on this evildoer, possibly for the heinous crime of disrespecting a ninja", who are you going to appeal to? The Hokage?@eaglejarl @Velorien @OliWhail Interesting hypothetical worldbuildy question for y'all. Say Chunin!Hazou comes across someone being mugged/assaulted/murdered in a back alley somewhere in a nameless city in Fire Country, let's say Tanzaku Gai for completeness' sake. To what extent is Hazou allowed to mete out justice in that situation? Is this a "Drag 'em to local jail because they get a trial." thing? Is it a "Within the bounds of the law, I can enforce punishment (up to capital punishment) as the situation demands." Or is it a "I am a ranking shinobi of Leaf. By the power invested in me by the Hokage, I now pronounce you dead. Say your prayers." thing, with no questions asked (but maybe some paperwork filed after the fact)? Obviously circumstantial things might sway the issue towards one or the other side of things (the eight year old street urchin turned thief might get some leniency) but on average, whats the sort of thing we're dealing with here? Just something I was mulling over as far as the Land of Fire's judicial system is concerned. I imagine in Water its almost 100% guaranteed to be the last option, but I was curious what the stance would be in the more civvy friendly country of Fire.
Per the rules, "rest" is shorthand for "only sealing research and rest". Thus, you may only pursue other activities if they can reasonably fit into a gap between periods of research and do not drain energy. For example, you can take a little time out to bond with your teammates or have a plesant lunch with an acquaintance, but you cannot host or attend a party or face off with Hyūga Hiashi.@eaglejarl @Velorien @OliWhail What qualifies as "rest" for the Sealing Research section? I assume you guys don't want to encourage lighthousing in the rules, so I assume the implication there is "no excess training (as in, beyond light sparring/katas), but social stuff is okay"?
No can haz numbers, but:
That answers a lot of what I'm wondering in a way, I suppose. Thanks!The law is, in theory, the same for everyone. If you ignore it, society will ultimately plunge into anarchy, and that would be bad for everyone, civilians and ninja both. Ninja who are excessive about injuring or killing civilians (especially in Leaf) are undermining a system created by their wiser elders, and will eventually come to the attention of their superiors. On the other hand, if a ninja says "Upon considering the evidence, I judged that it was necessary to inflict instant punishment on this evildoer, possibly for the heinous crime of disrespecting a ninja", who are you going to appeal to? The Hokage?
That's much better than what I expected for the most part.Per the rules, "rest" is shorthand for "only sealing research and rest". Thus, you may only pursue other activities if they can reasonably fit into a gap between periods of research and do not drain energy. For example, you can take a little time out to bond with your teammates or have a plesant lunch with an acquaintance, but you cannot host or attend a party or face off with Hyūga Hiashi.
Thanks for the info! It is much appreciated.No can haz numbers, but:
Out of 7 rolls you failed 4 but did not produce any catastrophic Sealing Failures.
Apologies for the confusion, I know we said you failed all 7 originally - we realized our mistake when we went to put record rolls in the sealing research doc. The qualitative description of the state of your research was correct, however - Hazō is frazzled and confused, unsure of how best to proceed, and feels if anything further from success than he did at the start of the week.
I don't believe for a goddamn second that you munchkins wouldn't find a way to make absolutely sure "some weird edge case" in the math appliedsome weird edge case scenario that isn't super likely to come up
Actually, that's exactly how sealing research works with the burnout rules. Every time we make a sealing roll, we should inflict Mild consequences of both physical and mental variety. I see no way this could turn out poorly.Perhaps I just tend to associate "research" with "consecutive all nighters" subconsciously at this point though.
Don't lie to the nice man. As Vecht's bingo book shows for the old system, it is not difficult to get near-exact values out of very few qualitative measures such as "you succeeded" or "you didn't succeed".Thanks for the info! It is much appreciated.
I actually find qualitative info to be more digestible and more or less as informative than some quantitative info. I don't find it super necessary to have the actual numbers, because it's not like that would change our approach to the research very much outside of some weird edge case scenario that isn't super likely to come up.
Not reallyyyyyyyyy though!I don't believe for a goddamn second that you munchkins wouldn't find a way to make absolutely sure "some weird edge case" in the math applied![]()
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Actually, that's exactly how sealing research works with the burnout rules. Every time we make a sealing roll, we should inflict Mild consequences of both physical and mental variety. I see no way this could turn out poorly.
But this is exactly what I'm saying.Don't lie to the nice man. As Vecht's bingo book shows for the old system, it is not difficult to get near-exact values out of very few qualitative measures such as "you succeeded" or "you didn't succeed".![]()
Shhh, this is all a performance for the audience.