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fear the {CENSORED}.
and you think he/it will just sit back and let us do so all the while we antagonize it?
and you think he/it will just sit back and let us do so all the while we antagonize it?
In PMMM-verse, Urobutchi does actually happy, uplifting stuff.
Ah, Bizarro!Urobutchi then. It's the only thing that makes sense.In PMMM-verse, Urobutchi does actually happy, uplifting stuff.
Shipping.Why is Madoka giving Homura a funny look after what Sayaka said?
Because Sayaka just made a casual comment about how she wouldn't mind the girls in Not-Infinite Stratos hooking up, and that's a concept that Madoka has likely been mulling over for some time.Why is Madoka giving Homura a funny look after what Sayaka said?
Well, hope this works...
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http://forums.sufficientvelocity.com/posts/1938675/ (This is a big one)
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http://forums.sufficientvelocity.com/posts/1939635/ (This was a big one)From
http://forums.sufficientvelocity.com/posts/1990394/ (Another big one)
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http://forums.sufficientvelocity.com/posts/1991162/ (End of the second big one)From
http://forums.sufficientvelocity.com/posts/2130595/ (This was the biggest one - includes discussion on endless timestop)
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http://forums.sufficientvelocity.com/posts/2133524/ (Sorta fizzled out to nothing by the end of it, so chose this as the stopping point)
Only missed one tiny little discussion around 100 pages in, cause it wasn't really long enough to justify throwing it in.
Dunno what to do with a post like this, so I suppose either @Tam Lin can add me to the conversation and I'll copy the list there, or the debaters can simply look here at this post.
Regardless, I've got the links saved in a txt document, so if witchbomb debate shows up in the future just point any new posters to me and I'll give them the required pre-reading.
It's not that I don't understand that connection, it's that the framing of the events seems weird, or the language used. The "funny look" sounds like a direct reaction to what was said, but she's looking at Homura, who didn't say anything. It's like, if Madoka is giving Homura a funny look, did Homura say something and I missed it? Or was Madoka supposed to be looking at Sayaka? Or was Homura the one who made the comment that it says Sayaka said?Because Sayaka just made a casual comment about how she wouldn't mind the girls in Not-Infinite Stratos hooking up, and that's a concept that Madoka has likely been mulling over for some time.
We should pursue a better understanding of this issue. At maximum awkward. We can defeat this melancholy with embarrassment.It's not that I don't understand that connection, it's that the framing of the events seems weird, or the language used. The "funny look" sounds like a direct reaction to what was said, but she's looking at Homura, who didn't say anything. It's like, if Madoka is giving Homura a funny look, did Homura say something and I missed it? Or was Madoka supposed to be looking at Sayaka? Or was Homura the one who made the comment that it says Sayaka said?
Pretty sure that's not the case? The earthquakes were due to the one girl's earth powers. No tsunamis were mentioned other than speculation. And our question regarding Fukushima and earthquakes and stuff was met with confusion from Oriko.Almost certainly. It is heavily implied that in the OTL of PMAS the turf war triggered the 2011 Earthquake and Tsunami after all.
Pretty sure that's not the case? The earthquakes were due to the one girl's earth powers. No tsunamis were mentioned other than speculation. And our question regarding Fukushima and earthquakes and stuff was met with confusion from Oriko.
"What's the chances of them triggering off something bigger? If they have someone who can make earthquakes..."
That startles Oriko. "What? Low-" she twitches, back arching slightly. "High. It's not during the fight. It comes after."
"Last question, unless I think of more - what about the nearby nuclear reactors? Will they be affected?" You can feel the weight of Homura's, Oriko's, and Mami's puzzled looks at you. Kirika seems completely unconcerned, humming to herself and twining her fingers through Oriko's hair.
"The... nuclear reactors?" Oriko asks. "Do you mean the Fukushima nuclear plant?"
"Those, yes," you nod.
"I don't... see... the relevance?" the seer asked. "The fighting won't go anywhere near that region?"
"No, I mean, with the earthquakes and all..." you explain.
Oriko's head tilts slightly. "With their recent upgrades? No."
Well there's also the fact that we can't predict in advance what questions he will ask. So unless you're going to do the whole thing in fast short updates, the idea of having a conversation with Kyubey is terrifying.It's not a hard rule, you know. If elaboration is required, then by all means.
False dichotomy. Determining what might be useful can only (as far as we're aware at this point in time) be done in relation to interacting with Kyuubey. Also, it's not a matter of "winning over" Kyuubey at this time. Regardless, if it's an exercise in futility, then so is the hope of a useful solution to our current dilemma, short of becoming a god (for which the 'useful' part of that phrase is debatable).Between an exercise in futility (winning over QB) and working on something that might actually be useful, the latter seems like a better use of time.
Falsely assumes that saying we have nothing to offer him is the same as having nothing he's interested in, while also implying that us not trying to interact with him is the same as him not interacting with us. Also falsely assumes that we have nothing to offer, which cannot be determined without further information.In a word? Yes. What's the difference between an Incubator that we have no interaction with and one we have nothing to offer for? None.
Assigning a false motivation and intent, and conflates means with goals. Unproven (and unprovable) assertion that it's a waste of time to try.Nothing we do is going to deter Kyubey from working to screw us over, and it's a waste of time to try.
This is very, very far from certain.Regardless, if it's an exercise in futility, then so is the hope of a useful solution to our current dilemma
And get shot by Homumom?
OK, I can see how you could interpret it that way. When I read it, whatever the "big" thing was was completely undefined, and never clarified. We should ask Oriko; that comment weighted a lot of how I approached planning for the entire war.It's not definite but it does, as I said, imply that this would have triggered the 2011 Earthquake.
That part seemed to imply that Oriko was confused about why we'd even be asking about larger earthquakes in the first place, which is why I didn't connect the idea of a 'real' earthquake with the earlier line. Edit: The fact that she'd know about recent upgrades (ie: past information, thus not precog-info) implies whatever was done was pretty widely known news.Similarly nothing definite here but there would have had to be an Earthquake and Tsunami for the upgrades to be relevant otherwise Oriko would have just said no.
I feel like Homumom would think real hard about shooting us if we introduced Madoka to Kirika.We have to introduce Madoka to Kirika, since both of them seem to have developed shipping goggles for a certain white and gold pairing.
False dichotomy. Determining what might be useful can only (as far as we're aware at this point in time) be done in relation to interacting with Kyuubey. Also, it's not a matter of "winning over" Kyuubey at this time. Regardless, if it's an exercise in futility, then so is the hope of a useful solution to our current dilemma, short of becoming a god (for which the 'useful' part of that phrase is debatable).
Falsely assumes that saying we have nothing to offer him is the same as having nothing he's interested in, while also implying that us not trying to interact with him is the same as him not interacting with us. Also falsely assumes that we have nothing to offer, which cannot be determined without further information.
Assigning a false motivation and intent, and conflates means with goals. Unproven (and unprovable) assertion that it's a waste of time to try.