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Alrighty then. That will come in handy for testing a minigun.… I'll just make them all free next time instead how about that?
And I will change them I just forgot
Alrighty then. That will come in handy for testing a minigun.… I'll just make them all free next time instead how about that?
And I will change them I just forgot
I fixed the component cost.
The Correct Make of a Proper American Sword is a Mamaluk Sabre, chosen for US Marine Corp Excillence during the Barbary Wars.I just realized a good option for inspiration when we design a sword. Since Senji is seeming going whole hog on being proud of his adopted home we could make a sword based on the ceremonial US officer's sabre.
He really hates Arasaka. rather then say, hating Japan and loving his adopted homeland.I don't see remember a thing indicating Senji rejecting anything but the Arasaka part of his heritage, or particular embracing the star spangle banner? Feels a little reaching. Arasaka bad, Japanese historical weaponry cool.
In the final quality yes.
Well yeah, but that's modern Japan, Arasaka Japan, not Historical Japan and it's pre Tokugawa government culture.He really hates Arasaka. rather then say, hating Japan and loving his adopted homeland.
Its just that, with Arasaka being so full hog on the whole... japanese ultranationalism it makes it hard to find pride in its homeland.
I don't see remember a thing indicating Senji rejecting anything but the Arasaka part of his heritage, or particular embracing the star spangle banner? Feels a little reaching. Arasaka bad, Japanese historical weaponry cool.
He really hates Arasaka. rather then say, hating Japan and loving his adopted homeland.
Its just that, with Arasaka being so full hog on the whole... japanese ultranationalism it makes it hard to find pride in its homeland.
The Correct Make of a Proper American Sword is a Mamaluk Sabre, chosen for US Marine Corp Excillence during the Barbary Wars.
And why do I feel like Johnny Owns one given he was a Marine?
I can get behind going all in on American symbols and culture and making American arms and armor, if only for a character arc where Senji learns to accept his Japanese heritage and make it his own, something not twisted by Arasaka.The Americana starts out as a way to symbolically act out against his Japanese parents and their Japanese-supremacist bosses. What way to piss off Arasaka more than embrace the country that knocked the Empire on its ass? Especially when the very existence of America makes Saburo so angry.
Returning to Japan's shogunate days before the empire was unified by claiming a chunk of night city as our personal Fief? I based the character on a cool Japanese blacksmith who was a thorn in the Tokugawa administration side and a famous Japanese Samurai who built himself to prominence despite never being on good terms with the unifying rulers of Japan post warring states. I don't really want to go all American.The Americana starts out as a way to symbolically act out against his Japanese parents and their Japanese-supremacist bosses. What way to piss off Arasaka more than embrace the country that knocked the Empire on its ass? Especially when the very existence of America makes Saburo so angry.
Yeah, if we aren't making katanas at some point it's a complete waste of a character name.Returning to Japan's shogunate days before the empire was unified by claiming a chunk of night city as our personal Fief? I based the character on a cool Japanese samurai who was a thorn in the Tokugawa administration side and a famous Japanese Samurai who built himself to prominence despite never being on good terms with the unifying rulers of Japan post warring states.
Eh...but what would prompt Senji in quest to do so? Doing it now is too out of the blue for me. Right now I feel Senji is too monofocused over Kenji's near death and preventing it from happening again to be making grand gestures like that. Character moments hit harder when they have buildup, and reclaiming Japanese culture from Arasaka should be a big character moment.Since we're going all-in on heavy duty armor we could have Senji have his character moment and create high-tech samurai armor as a way to reclaim Japanese culture from Arasaka. Though sprinkling on American symbols on a take on historic Japanese armor could showcase how Senji has taken to the land he was exiled to.
Wouldn't that be next turn? After defeating our evil corpo mom and taking control of the building we live in? Also we've made the thompson. 1 of them. The killer angel isn't an american gun so much as a standard hunting pistol turned unique hold out pistol. The armor is named for greek stuff and works with our arasaka academy uniform as much as anything else we own. We haven't done that much either way in terms of favoring any culture.Yeah, if we aren't making katanas at some point it's a complete waste of a character name.
Story wise, completely rejecting everything Japanese is like running away and conceding defeat to Arasaka. And that's no fun. Instead lets steal the narrative of what Japanese culture is from Arasaka. What's better? Saboro's precious Arasaka Japan being destroyed by the enemy America? Or his precious Japan being ripped away and reformed?
Since a lot of the thread is for all-American arms and armor, and we've only been making specifically American themed arms and armor, trying to make Japanese gear now would kind of come out of nowhere and probably be passed over with little fanfare. Instead, let's make it a character moment, a moment of growth, where Senji finally takes complete agency over his choices.