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And everyone who sees them thinks it's weird, now don't they.Pink and brown hair both exist in the PMMM!verse, which implies that someone particularly unlucky already has that hair colour.
And everyone who sees them thinks it's weird, now don't they.Pink and brown hair both exist in the PMMM!verse, which implies that someone particularly unlucky already has that hair colour.
You've noticed a senpai you like in school. He's so handsome and cool, like whoa!I wonder if we can create a dating sim-esque overlay with Grief. Sorta like how most witch Barriers screw with the perspective a bit or how Walpurstnacht makes its little curtain thing happen when it appears. can we create our own abstract HUD out of Grief? Can it measure the Relationship Points we have with people so when we accidentally trample someone's feelings/opinion we get a cutesy little text box saying "-10 Homura Points"? I could see problems with such a display, but it would be nice if we have some clue as to what other people are thinking. Something to experiment with later.
Eh, we probably can do monocolor display with just normal grief. Not sure we even need to keep it to what we know, given that it can already play songs and sing.
Look me in the eye and tell me that a meguca with flesh-tone hair wouldn't be weird.
It is for fun to play with katana now, maybe, but why would we want to take one with us?
Are we actually going to practice with it over our magical hammer of DOOM?
@Muramasa: I agree that they're cool, but I just don't see myself voting to, say, try to go and kill stuff in witch barrier with it or just dance in free time instead of better figuring out our powers.
[x] Onmur
@Muramasa: I'll easily take playing with the Katana in the building over taking it where it can pointlessly (since magical girl weapons pretty sure have to be superior to nothing) take up our time, cause snafus...and enchanting our hammer is more useful than katana for practice, as far as that one goes.
What sort of accidents, other than cutting something?Dude, I don't care about the katana. I care about unfortunate accidents in timestop, which that line is just asking for.
We risk cutting the rope which is keeping us in timestop or pulling Homura at a bad time. The conditional doesn't work well enough. It's like voting a guy with a headache to stop having a headache. It doesn't work like that.
I'm sure Sabrina isn't that incompetent. Sorry, but these concerns are the sort of shadowruns that say
[o] Cleanse Mami
-[o] Don't make Candeloro come out
is going to make Candeloro come out.
[Suddenlysrs] The way I see it, the witch in the gem is the actual soul, like a carefully crafted carving made out of a living tree or something used as the center of a machine, and witching out is the soul growing in such a way that it doesn't function the same way anymore: all the horror of puberty in about ten seconds, basically, combined with a mental breakdown, all experienced by somebody who is specifically picked for being fairly mentally unstable in the first place...
A sane Witch is not going to be a happy Witch.[Suddenlysrs] The way I see it, the witch in the gem is the actual soul, like a carefully crafted carving made out of a living tree or something used as the center of a machine, and witching out is the soul growing in such a way that it doesn't function the same way anymore: all the horror of puberty in about ten seconds, basically, combined with a mental breakdown, all experienced by somebody who is specifically picked for being fairly mentally unstable in the first place...
Hey, guys, what would somebody's witch be like who wished to always remain sane/in their right mind and in control of their actions? Could that person legitimately witch out for superpowers?
You say that like speeches don't make a point. That's kind of why people tend to give them.Frankly, if speeches when they are completely uncalled for is Sabrina's character (and it isn't), then I would want some character growth.
Nah. Disagree with almost everything that's said here. Sabrina should be someone who can decide how to best make a point, by being able to read other people. We do try this all the time and it often works. Your ideas about Sabrina's characterization reflect your own outlook, but not reality, and not how we should proceed. And especially not what's reflected in the thread or in the votes this and last update, which is frankly, the most relevant read of Sabrina herself.
Let's poke Madoka for a few minutes and find out. *gunshot*[Suddenlysrs] The way I see it, the witch in the gem is the actual soul, like a carefully crafted carving made out of a living tree or something used as the center of a machine, and witching out is the soul growing in such a way that it doesn't function the same way anymore: all the horror of puberty in about ten seconds, basically, combined with a mental breakdown, all experienced by somebody who is specifically picked for being fairly mentally unstable in the first place...
Hey, guys, what would somebody's witch be like who wished to always remain sane/in their right mind and in control of their actions? Could that person legitimately witch out for superpowers?