I wouldn't adopt Honoka until our finance doesn't depend on Hazo sweating it out in his workshop.
Infusing them is a matter of about a minute a day, if that.Between Hagoromo (with ISC contribution) and the mortgage Hazou/Kagome only need to spend about 40 hours smithing Skywalkers per month. Slightly more than an hour each day isn't much of a burden for Hazou of the Iron Nerve, he can literally do it absentmindedly while doing something else - like eating dinner.
Also, even without another source of income, we're economically solvent for at least 10 more months.
It would make Kagome happy, show him we value his happiness, and hopefully pushes off the day he throws a tantrum for being used as a seal workhorse (since he still needs to infuse them all).
Common result of WMDs, I hear
Yes, but that only gets the thread unlocked again, and then there's also the events happening in the story to sorry about.Sometimes you have to accept compromises in order to continue being menaced by unscrupulous politicians, deadly chakra beasts, even deadlier sealing failures, and whatever else it is you people come here for.
Which means that she should support Hiashi. That way she gets his help and our help, too.Ahahahah, Hiashi and us doing the same thing with Tsunade. The difference, of course, is that our support for her med nin is not conditional.
I am not confident that the clans, who have set the country's political system up so that they rule the country, and who have continued to rule the country since it was founded, will be dismayed by Lord Hyuga saying "I think that clan ninja should rule the country."How do people feel about trying to set up a debate with Hiashi? If we can egg him into talking about his elitist views in front of the more moderate clans, without coming off as insane ourselves, that might drive moderates like the Aburame away from him.
I kinda figured it would be more like there's no one who really wants to say 'no' to the army in an orange jumpsuit.What I assured you was that there was a reason Hiashi was willing to put effort into scheduling votes for when Naruto was out of town. To my mind, the most plausible reason is that there's a clause in the voting laws that allows bypassing the age requirement IF literally no clan members are 15.
This never really made sense to me. The Uchiha (presumably ninja) elders were spared, why not them?Even otherwise, the Uchiha had a civilian voting for them for years.
Anyway, I'd prefer we didn't adopt Honoka at all, unless we are able to use political pressures to let them adopt us without her counting towards that limit. While it's true that we could have Naruto, as the Uzumaki Clan Head, adopt her family into the Uzumaki before they all migrade to the Gouketsu, a lot of clan ninja are gonna see it as us manipulating the rules, which may lead to worsened relations.
After all, it's not like Tsunade has a dying clan with adoption slots that are just going to waste.Moreover, it's not something we can repeat (except if we find another dying clan eager to merge into the Gōketsu...)
After all, it's not like Tsunade has a dying clan with adoption slots that are just going to waste.
Common misapprehension. The thread was unlocked purely because the mods decided that we hadn't violated the SV rules. It wasn't a matter of negotiation. What I mean by "compromise" is that we the QMs then collectively chose to nuke the Uchiha deal as a compromise between the simulation and our sanity.Yes, but that only gets the thread unlocked again, and then there's also the events happening in the story to sorry about.
Why would we have? There was nothing wrong with the deal in and of itself (or the thread would have stayed locked). The thing we should have done differently was to police the thread ourselves rather than waiting for the mods to hand out infractions.Would you drop it if the lockdown and investigation hadn't happened?
I'm confused now. The mods decided the deal was fine per SV rules, and nevertheless mod intervention led to the decision to nuke the deal? I don't see how a leads to b.Common misapprehension. The thread was unlocked purely because the mods decided that we hadn't violated the SV rules. It wasn't a matter of negotiation. What I mean by "compromise" is that we the QMs then collectively chose to nuke the Uchiha deal as a compromise between the simulation and our sanity.
Why would we have? There was nothing wrong with the deal in and of itself (or the thread would have stayed locked). The thing we should have done differently was to police the thread ourselves rather than waiting for the mods to hand out infractions.
Sheesh, honestly you souud like an abused wife.The thing we should have done differently was to police the thread ourselves
Not fucking helpful, buddy.Sheesh, honestly you souud like an abused wife.
We have lost so many cool characters and plot possibilities because "muh simulationism" and now it's not even consistent. Since we don't care about the simulation anymore and votes don't matter, can we please get orochimaru and jiraya back?
Ir even better, If I become a mod can I force you to bring Oro back?
Sheesh, honestly you souud like an abused wife.
We have lost so many cool characters and plot possibilities because "muh simulationism" and now it's not even consistent. Since we don't care about the simulation anymore and votes don't matter, can we please get orochimaru and jiraya back?
Ir even better, If I become a mod can I force you to bring Oro back?
Sometimes, you have to reach out and touch someone," Keiko said distantly. "Even if the gap seems unbridgeable and you have no means of navigation… I think you have to enter that space of uncertainty in order to learn that you are capable of something more."
Suppose you're an athlete who gets accused of doping. The medical commission checks you out and eventually decides it was a false alarm. Don't you think the experience would influence how you perform immediately afterwards?I'm confused now. The mods decided the deal was fine per SV rules, and nevertheless mod intervention led to the decision to nuke the deal? I don't see how a leads to b.
'Fraid I don't have the experience set to relate to what you're saying, but I've got no complaints. I was just confused. Personally, I'm fine with the deal getting nuked--I was against it from the beginning.Suppose you're an athlete who gets accused of doping. The medical commission checks you out and eventually decides it was a false alarm. Don't you think the experience would influence how you perform immediately afterwards?
I think you're going for the vocative "O" rather than the emotive "oh".Here's something to chew on even if its not plan related (perhaps you can't find the spoons to plan atm, oh reader):
Ah, thanks. My l33t english skills wane with the break of dawn and wax with the oncoming tides of deepest midnight.I think you're going for the vocative "O" rather than the emotive "oh".
Sheesh, honestly you souud like an abused wife.
We have lost so many cool characters and plot possibilities because "muh simulationism" and now it's not even consistent. Since we don't care about the simulation anymore and votes don't matter, can we please get orochimaru and jiraya back?
Ir even better, If I become a mod can I force you to bring Oro back?
I wikified the collected questions.
Sections and organization can somewhat be arbitrary as questions can easily belong to multiple categories for one reason or another. A few questions were deleted for either being too big or were duplicate of other question.
Shouldn't this just be the tower? I mean, I would imagine in a military dictatorship they would just confiscate this sort of thing.