Only thing i cant stand right now is not owning BOTW.
It's p. Gr8 right now. I got a horse and named it Horse.
Only thing i cant stand right now is not owning BOTW.
i've been so tired lately..... anyways anyone want to comment on my WIP character?
I'm going to revamp and upgrade my character. I've finished the Manga and realized he is just a hair on the weak side. I'll have it ready for the OOC, unless you want it submitted before then.
umm....... i think i must take back my interest.... there are too many people here for me to be comfortable, sorry.
@Kouki
Hey hey is this still open for weapons?
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For an EAT student (Especially Advantaged Talent Class), classes are battle, they're synonymous for one another, that's the world of an EAT student. Hell, they're considered part of the DWMA's military. They're the 10% of the entire school that have already proven to be extraordinary. Their class assignments include fighting the demonic spirit of Jack the ripper, taking on a possessed god mummy in an ancient pyramid and assassinating the yakuza.
Yeah, if it's sinking in, assassinations are extra-credit assignments.
Realistically, a student who is both an EAT student (the elite 10% of the school) and a candidate for Spartoi (The elite 10% of said elite 10%) can't be inexperienced. Diana's weaker than Maka, which, by Maka's own admission, is pretty weak. And I'm talkin' at the start of the series so that's pretty bad.
You have to remember that EAT students are already only 10% of the actual school, to be an EAT class student period means you're capable of advanced level combat. And to be a Spartoi candidate, you have to be a two-star level combatant which is the highest a student can be. Meaning, to be-
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Speaks exponentially of your skill level.
Again, context is key.
What you guys describe are the constraints of a NOT student but EAT is essentially a military institution with being ready for military level dangers a prerequisite for attending classes.
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The use of the word "merely" makes me feel like you misunderstand what constitute's as "age appropriate" in this universe's context.
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Not really? Even considering the nature of the world, the younger someone is the more important a gap in experience can be. The gap between someone who's been training for a handful years/hasn't ever had to fight for her life because of coddling parents and someone who's been training for only a couple of years moreso is going to be much more than the same couple of years' gap when the two have been training for several decades. She's competent and was deemed solid enough to be sent an offer letter, but when push comes to shove she just doesn't have much real combat experience that's not from sparring.