Oh! Oh, yeah, okay, I get that. My bad, that's... not great. If nothing else, it needs to be corrected, intent aside, that's a heck of a mistake. And I'm sorry for jumping in and not getting that right. I need to learn faster about how VSBW operates! I'm also definitely sorry, I don't want to make you feel like you have to apologize to me at all. I'm just... I'm just some guy, really. You've helped me out a ton, thank you for that!
No worries, and don't worry about learning every nuance of VSBW right away. It definitely takes time to adjust to the way this site does things, especially since the rules are frequently changed (sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worse). If you have any questions, you're more than welcome to ask me on my wall.
I also explained this on the GoW page I quoted above.
There is something that Fuji and the participants do not understand, if Fuji wants to remove these resistances, then she must change what is written on the nagşc page, this is because the mechanics of the verse are basically this, also the reason for removing the title is different.
In summary, if she has a problem with resistances, this problem should be solved with the mechanics of the verse.
My god, the GoW page is so long, how many more comments can I quote?
Also need to clarify this "UES and resistance" nonsense, so... Go ahead.
For the record, I will also be removing the gods' resistance to magic, as well as magic's innate soul manipulation. The unfortunate fact of the matter is that GoW is so bloated with incorrect or exaggerated abilities that it simply isn't possible to tackle them all at once; I
have to do things one at a time, otherwise threads would easily broach 20k words, and god knows nobody wants to deal with that. The issues becomes even more apparent when straightforward justification removals like this one can easily stretch on for several pages whilst we argue over semantic nonsense; Imagine doing that in a thread 30x larger than this one.
The problem I have here is that it seems like the UES system which would give them resistances doesn't? The specific types of scaling listed are for striking strength, attack potency, and durability, and I'm not seeing anything on the long and detailed page which talks about universal magic user resistances to their own magic. The closest I could find
was when Seidr magic was discussed:
This is a fair statement, but the best wielders of Seidr magic are gods, Freya and Odin, not general magic users, who are all very much corrupted by its use. I apologize, I am deeply grateful for your linking us to the magic explanation page, but I am having trouble finding anything more specific than that.
This is an excellent point. The GoW pages assert that magic users are immune to the magic they use, including specific variants of it such as Seidr and Bifrost (for example,
Ares is said to resist his own unique subtype of magic found within Ascension's multiplayer). However, if this was a universal trait among magic users, then Seidr would not corrupt
any of its users. They would simply shrug it off by virtue of their innate resistance to the magic they wield.
This expression is the specific magic of the realms themselves, rather than general magic.
This is incorrect. Many pages give characters resistance to realm-specific magic, such as Ares (linked above). The same goes for most Grecian gods, or anyone who wields any of the myriad sources of magic found within the Nordic realms (such as
Odin's resistance to Bifrost).