My other favorite girl is Ella.....trustworthiness is secondaryIs she really? She seems like a plot device to me. Be weary of named smallboobed girls, they aren't trustworthy. Lucy I'm looking at you.
My other favorite girl is Ella.....trustworthiness is secondaryIs she really? She seems like a plot device to me. Be weary of named smallboobed girls, they aren't trustworthy. Lucy I'm looking at you.
I'll help you understand it, don't worry.
Average means that you take a sample and find the number in the middle.
So if you have 10 characters with some arbitrary values that sum up to 80, the average is 8.
All characters that fall below this number, are below average.
All characters that fall above this numbers, are above average.
So if the average character in the game is let's say D cup, those with B caps are below average, those with E cups are above average.
Let's say that the minimum is 1, and the maximum is 12
A possible naming scheme is
Small: 1 to 3
Below Average: 4 to 6
Average: 7 to 9
Above Average: 10 to 11
Top: 12
Depending on the context and how the characters can be grouped, a different naming scheme can work.
In the post you quoted, the characters are grouped because their boob size is roughly equal.
So even if Clover is bigger than Devana, it doesn't make much sense to put her in a different group,
because the smallest of the next group is significantly bigger than her.
This is a different exercise to the previous one. You can attempt to define a Superhuman based on how many humans he would kill, or count how much force they can generate based on the average MMA fighter punch, or whatever.
The Superhuman average will still be thousand of times more than the average Human.
So if you try to make a tier list on how much weight Superhumans can bench, and the Human average is lets say 100kg, you can't possibly claim that those Superhumans who can lift up to 100kg are Average.
This is exactly what you did with the boob size.
So no, your premise is flawed beyond any reason. But no hard feelings.
I'll summarize
You had to go there, didn't you?My other favorite girl is Ella.....trustworthiness is secondary
I think it has to be more nuanced than that. We focus a lot on the evolution levels etc because the story deals with MC's development. But when looking at the level 5s, particularly the captains, it's chaos.Power doesn't mean much when there is an abstract feeling into the powers of superhumans. That, and also the quality jump from level 1 to level 2, and so on. The power is more akin to a mana pool and shouldn't have more meaning than that to be honest.
That's more than some people grant her so I'll take itYou had to go there, didn't you?
Tbh, I implicitly trust that she wants MC to get strong. She may end up feeding him to a god or something, but at least I can use the word "trust" in the same sentence. That's something!
You can trust in untrustworthy people so long as they are reliably untrustworthy. And I can definitely trust that Ella will try to fuck us over again. So there's no betrayalTbh, I implicitly trust that she wants MC to get strong. She may end up feeding him to a god or something, but at least I can use the word "trust" in the same sentence. That's something!
Trust in her self interestYou can trust in untrustworthy people so long as they are reliably untrustworthy. And I can definitely trust that Ella will try to fuck us over again. So there's no betrayal
I don't mean that the power pool is obsolete, but akin to the development of your power in quality, there is also the scope of what you can do with the power pool you have. There was a novel or comic where the MC had the power of temperature control, where he had shit mana/power pool, but alongside his quality improvement, the more his mana/power pool, the more stuff he could do, like control the temperature of a person and kill them instantly, but he didn't need that much mana/power pool to do that. The biggest change came from a paradigm shift in how he viewed his "thrash" power.I think it has to be more nuanced than that. We focus a lot on the evolution levels etc because the story deals with MC's development. But when looking at the level 5s, particularly the captains, it's chaos.
And even among level 4s, the difference in power between characters is significant. Ella as a level 4 was capable of bitchslapping S Class monsters. Most of HERO level 4s aren't on that level. Clark and Alexis have been Superhumans for a longer time.
Is it about ability and skill? Perhaps at to a point, but neither explain Bernhardt..
If it's like this then the results are a bit flawed, not too much but enough to not be neglected, because there are many young girls that have yet to develop that buys bras.How the hell do they get their samples? Sign me up.
I'm willing to bet that they deduce this from bra sales.
The only thing I can't get behind as her "self interest" is healing Mia. It doesn't make sense for her to keep her promise to a (potentially dead) failure like Jake and she would know that MC would be able to do it at some point because ella has always been more body than memory.Trust in her self interest
In this context it's a good parallel. After all Level 1 MC has a lot of trouble making small amounts of steel, but he could always create his jacket buttons without even thinking about it.I don't mean that the power pool is obsolete, but akin to the development of your power in quality, there is also the scope of what you can do with the power pool you have. There was a novel or comic where the MC had the power of temperature control, where he had shit mana/power pool, but alongside his quality improvement, the more his mana/power pool, the more stuff he could do, like control the temperature of a person and kill them instantly, but he didn't need that much mana/power pool to do that. The biggest change came from a paradigm shift in how he viewed his "thrash" power.
Tiffany's power is busted, and it's not given the proper justice it deserves, to be honest.
Real nameOut of curiosity, What did you guys name the mc and the mc's superhero name?
I just named mine Deacon Killgrave cause it sounded edgy and his superhero name Blacklight (based from the virus in the prototype games)
I hope he's happy, had to go through withdrawal for a month and only just got back to normal at the end of February.Here you go lads, just posted it
Sorry about the cliffhanger last update btw, I don't do it to be a dick(I am a dick though, don't think otherwise), I generally just do it on a dramatic moment. I mean sure, I could've just cut the update at the end of one of the dream segments, but who the fuck would be satisfied with that? I like to get people hyped up and talking.
If you don't train at all before the fight in the diner and decide to fight the thugs you'll get a bad end. It's actually one of the most interesting bad ends in the game, especially since it was written very early in the game's development. It doesn't take very long to get to that if you start a new game. I suggest checking it out if you have 10 minutes to spare.I agree that it's exponential after all I'm sure MC now (400-500) could easily beat a dozen MC/Kyle during the first party. Is there a level of power that causes you to fail the fight at the restaurant at the very start of the game? If you lose with less than 4 power for example and there are 4 guys it could make some sense that (at low levels) 1 power is 1 human but even then they had guns and were just random thugs which wouldn't be "average".
There are some earlier scenes that have a lot of exposition but at the point they were released, the audience didn't know what to make of them.If you don't train at all before the fight in the diner and decide to fight the thugs you'll get a bad end. It's actually one of the most interesting bad ends in the game, especially since it was written very early in the game's development. It doesn't take very long to get to that if you start a new game. I suggest checking it out if you have 10 minutes to spare.
I vaguely recalled that a possible dead end there but since 1 power is largely irrelevant now (and it probably doesn't fail at >4 power anyway) im not going to bother. But I agree alot of early dead ends are very interesting in retrospect. Makes me wonder if/how more recent dead ends do the same (as far as foreshadowing).If you don't train at all before the fight in the diner and decide to fight the thugs you'll get a bad end. It's actually one of the most interesting bad ends in the game, especially since it was written very early in the game's development. It doesn't take very long to get to that if you start a new game. I suggest checking it out if you have 10 minutes to spare.
There is even small stuff like Deryll not being able to look MC in the eyes (for a line or two) when Jake is getting bullied on the first day. Really shows that WW has had a fair amount of stuff planned from the very beginningThere are some earlier scenes that have a lot of exposition but at the point they were released, the audience didn't know what to make of them.
The interesting part about the first dead end is it's not dependent on the power stat. You have to train before the fight so you can learn to make your black hands. If you don't train you try to fight with just your stretchy arms, which causes the loss.I vaguely recalled that a possible dead end there but since 1 power is largely irrelevant now (and it probably doesn't fail at >4 power anyway) im not going to bother. But I agree alot of early dead ends are very interesting in retrospect. Makes me wonder if/how more recent dead ends do the same (as far as foreshadowing).
There is even small stuff like Deryll not being able to look MC in the eyes (for a line or two) when Jake is getting bullied on the first day. Really shows that WW has had a fair amount of stuff planned from the very beginning
Ella has already made clear that everything she does, she does for a reason. She's killed a lot of people. She's done some heinous shit. But in her view, everything she has done, she believes will make the world a better place. Will it? Irrelevant, imo. As longas Ella is motivated by her brand of self-righteousness, she'll do whatever she does. Its not hard to think that Ella is playing 8 moves aheadThe only thing I can't get behind as her "self interest" is healing Mia. It doesn't make sense for her to keep her promise to a (potentially dead) failure like Jake and she would know that MC would be able to do it at some point because ella has always been more body than memory.
I think its plot reasons over her being nice to MC for once but I really don't see how her helping the MC out a few weeks before he could solve it himself fits with her MO