I meant you talking about giving up the Grand title, how it's not very well explained in the story other than giving up the role for X reasons and how this Q&A isn't very helpful in that regard. Basically agreeing with you on how weird it is to work that way.Originally Posted by fumei
A big trait of Reality Marbles is being super mana-costly, so waiting it out is always a viable option even when you're not clashing your own against it.If your opponent's output (magecraft foundation, magical energy) is above yours, you can't deploy it, but if you're on even levels of power and both successfully deployed them, they should enter a perfect state of two worlds in conflict. Reality Marble do not move from the place they were deployed on (they don't move along with the user), so your options would be to either fight holed up in your own world, raid into your opponent's world to crush them, or wait for both to run out of time and go back to fighting on neutral grounds.
How do you know that?
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Sorry, are you asking about what is written or the website? I'am a little fool
So let's say for the sake of argument that Emiya and Iskandar both had equal magical energy so their RMs were deployed at the same time. UBW and Ionioi Hetairoi would be both as separate from each other as they were from the real world, they wouldn't physically overlap?
The RM deploys as a circle around the user and doesn't move after the deploy, so in case of two user deploying it, it would look like a Venn diagram. No concrete explanation to what happens to middle of the diagram, but I assume it's occupied by whoever cast theirs second, assuming they're on equal levels.
I figured it would be more like two adjacent semicircles, like what happened when Archer and Shirou used Unlimited Blade Works at the same time
I figured one dude would have his circle inside of the other's.
I wonder if Iskandar's soldiers would be able to move into the other RM
I guess they do have Independent Action
Both. Why should I take either of your words for it?
Last edited by Laserman; July 29th, 2020 at 12:32 PM.
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The post on the website has a picture from the magazine with that exact question.
I mean, in relation to the site, aside what Fumei arealdy said, weibo users usually end up posting a lot of photos, this happens with the FGO Mats too. Regarding what is written, my Japanese is not so good, but enough for me to understand the general idea of things, hence why I came to confirm that the interpretation was right. I don't think you should take what I say into account too, since I'm not that reliable.
Sorry if I ended up being a bit vague, and it felt like I was just throwing unsubstantiated things into the air, it wasn't my intention.
So since we got Scathach-Skadi what are the odds we'll also get Medb-Mab?
Oh God she's going to have trashy bait lines for Skadi, please spare me.
Jane would be better off waiting even longer.Nasu: Jane, Red Hare and Caenis are the big three who took the longest time till implementation. Caenis was planned for the showdown in Olympus so there was no worry, but there was no place for Jane to show her stuff. So, since the ball was in my court for "Saber Wars 2", I decided to try writing Jane and Ishtar as a space bounty hunter duo. I wanted to do it, a space road trip movie.
This is really cool actually. I imagine Mandricardo was the start of this trend.Nasu: We've just about used all the famous ones, so I think there'll be more Servants that make you go "who?" from now on. Even so, there's lots of material that should let you come to like them, so I think it'll be fine.
Takeuchi: I think it's rarer to have Gudaguda-type Servants like Oda Nobunaga and Okita Souji who everyone knows about. It's probably more Fate-like to have some rather unknown hero with something extra added onto them. We'll likely be making more and more of these characters from now on.
W-well... you got that right for sure.Nasu asked for her clothing design to be that weird. The intent of the design is to make people taken aback at it.
This is consistent with what they've talked about in older interviews but I still really like how Nasu has a clear vision that goes against the infinite perpetuation of FGO. I wonder how everything is going to end after the Lostbelts. Because I do believe his vision will be realized, but while he does say FGO won't actually end, I doubt FGO would thrive like this without a main story or his involvement.Takeuchi thinks that Nasu is actually still unflappable when it comes to the direction of the game; while everyone else is thinking that this is a live-service title from the start of Part 1, Nasu has been insistent that there is an ending for the game, and that he's heading towards it. The Fate Extra CCC event was the event where Nasu was most implacable, unwilling to give in on any aspect of it.
This scares me. Please. I just want as little lostbelt fuckery as possible involving the Round Table Servants.Nasu: The Servants in Chapter 6 might just surprise everyone.
I'm planning on translating the entire Q&A, so if someone already knows if someone else is planning on doing this soon, please let me know while I get dinner so I don't spend a bunch of time on this for nothing :)
I... what?Nasu: We've just about used all the famous [historical figures], so I think there'll be more Servants that make you go "who?" from now on. Even so, there's lots of material that should let you come to like them, so I think it'll be fine.
Takeuchi: I think it's rarer to have Gudaguda-type Servants like Oda Nobunaga and Okita Souji who everyone knows about. It's probably more Fate-like to have some rather unknown hero with something extra added onto them. We'll likely be making more and more of these characters from now on.
The Adventure of the Velvet Room (Sherlock Holmes/Persona) (SB, FFN, AO3)
Blog with all of my Servants so far.
They're not even through the main cast of the Matters
Maybe they mean it in the sense that they are done with all the famous one because they're in the backlog/production pipeline already.... right?
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