yes, i do mind a guy struggling with speed of sound bullets fired from real life model guns in his prime both in speed and not being able to tank them being rated as universal. said guy scales to subsonic to supersonic building level Servants. Kirei even failed to one shot a tree. i mean come on. again 90% of current Fate ratings are already massively wanked. this is another level entirely though.Hahaha so if you don't mind me asking you don't see a problem with Low 2-C Kotomine??
worst is with the current scaling, the subsonic/not bullet timer kirei in question would be FTL in a weaker form. Universal maguses/servants was only a matter of time
Ok look, ik you don't agree with the speed stuff, but that's not what's even being argued about here.
Ouf nice one well we've been over this before in the speed threads there's no need to rehash it here but as always we'll agree to disagree on that subject
Damn. The part where I said I agreed with Lenhen is straight up getting passed over huh
Don't worry bro I understand.
yeah. Kirei and lower end servants are clearly subsonic. Zero Kirei with his amps and better Servants are generally barely only reaching supersonic. and they are generally around building level without NPs.
well the bullet thing was addressing his durability too. but yeah, the way you argue does make it seem like you are supporting it from what I say. but if you aren't, alright. my mistake.
Finally lol
that and scaling to the Root in general because Throne of Heroes bullshit.
Ionioi Hetaroi was stated as infinite but reality marble are treated as hax.
Most (basically all with the exception of Stheno, Euryale and maybe couple more) of the older ones
He could probably do that from a long distance in one attack with a bow, a la Archer/Avenger Herc
Also isn’t myth Hercules like super super strong. Couldn’t one punch from herc actually turn fate herc into giblets/gibs (tiny chunks of meat)
But we’re talking fate herc against his “real life” counterpart
You mean RL Fate or RL our real life?
RL our real life as in the OG Hercules that our real life Greeks came up with. I put the parentheses around real life because Hercules obviously doesn’t exist but the mythology was real since our Greeks came up with it.
Myth Hercules did took upon his shoulders the heavens/skies (from Atlas), which I believe would be his greatest feat of strength in the tale.
myth karna is universal
Dude is a psycho. He vibes with Beryl on how fun killing people is.
| Beryl But as long as we're on the subject, lemme make something clear here: I've never been more serious in my life. We already died once. Think I don't know better than to treat this like a game? This Foreign God person might've resuscitated us this time, but I don't see that happening a second time. So you better believe that I wanna get things taken care of while I'm still kicking. After all, can only enjoy stealing and killing while you're alive. Don't you agree, Daybit? Daybit Indeed. You cannot experience the sensation that accompanies methodical killing from the confines of the Coffin. Happily, our respective regions are quite primitive, so we are afforded plenty of opportunities for that experience now. Beryl You said it. They keep coming at us, practically begging us to kill them. Not a lotta time to screw around, huh? Ophelia ...I see. I feel sorry for your Lostbelts. |
| Mash Daybit...! Daybit ... Choices
Peperoncino Wh-why are you here? HOW are you here? You can't just show up and surprise me like this! I didn't have any time to prepare, my hair is a mess! Oh gosh, you've got to give me some warning! Daybit Should I have waited? You looked like you were in trouble, so I thought I would help. Peperoncino I-I mean, don't get me wrong! You definitely saved my life, and I appreciate it! But seriously, what are you doing here in India!? Daybit I came because of the way you were behaving at our last meeting. I wasn't sure if it was because things were going well or poorly for you, but I found it strange that you didn't say anything about how things were going in your Lostbelt. We may have an agreement not to interfere with each other's Lostbelts, but there are no rules against making personal contact. I acted on intuition rather than logic, and then only because I consider you a friend... Was I out of line? |
| A cold young man lacking in human nature. A human of few words, emotions, and facial expressions. Though people may say he's robot-like for his lack of doing unnecessary things, it is more accurate to say that he's like a savage animal focused solely on his survival. The former director Marisbury Animusphere declared him to be the one with the best results for Rayshift compatibility, and his abilities are seen as top class among the Master candidates that Chaldea invited, but because of his antisocial nature, he was deemed unfit for becoming a team mediator. 'Fair enough', was his response. |
| The Ishtar subjugation front gets into action. Calamities rain down on Snowfield. The summoned "typhoon" brings chaos to the Holy Grail War. As the large-scale clashes around the Neo Ishtar Temple are about to begin, a "shadow" appears accompanied by the tolls of the evening bell. And what will Ayaka do when she meets the members of the El-Melloi Classroom? |
| Famitsu: I just get really hyped imagining what that will look like. What should we be expecting for FGO's 8th year? Takeuchi: For this 8th year, we're working hard on LB7's production. As Nasu mentioned, putting a different form of effort from what we put in LB6. What happens after LB7 is a topic we've been approaching since last year and now we're finally 100% sure about the direction we'll take. We're finally in a position where we can take that last sprint to the climax. We're going full throttle, and we hope this is evident enough to the players. Nasu: The upcoming LB7, much like the 7th Singularity, is a point where we semi-settle the whole journey so far and all the foreshadowing associated with it, in a way the solution to the plot becomes visible. Unless something changes drastically, I believe things shouldn't come as a surprise for someone who has been playing this for 8 years. I want to present a different form of excitement, one with an unusual arrangement that still offers a lot of enjoyment even after the novelty of the gimmick runs out. The development environment is really tense, with everyone focusing all of their energies on this. Famitsu: So basically, we can assume LB7 will answer all of Part 2's mysteries? Nasu: Not necessarily answer, but it will give you a good grasp of the bigger picture of it. There's still a final chapter to do after it, so some doubts need to remain. But I believe LB7 will reveal a major starting point to the whole situation, or rather, a resolution plan that no one considered before. Famitsu: By the way, you've been providing .5 extra chapter between every Lostbelt since 5. Will the story feature chapter 7.5? Nasu: You will know when you finish LB7. Please be patient. All I'll say is: remember my statements in the post-LB5 interview. "We're finally 1/3 done with it." "Don't think you've reached the halfway point yet." ... (laughs) Famitsu: In a previous interview, you mentioned two options for what happens after part 2 (A - A sequel to part 2's story, or B - Part 2 is the definitive end to Chaldea's story and a new story begins). Any changes to your present plans? Nasu: Not really. I personally want to go with A, but it all depends on how the audience will respond to it, so God knows what will actually happen. |
Well now that's interesting, but from his last respond he need to see our reception over it
