wild last boss appeared plot hax

[Grand_Saver_Ritsuka]

Orm

Orm is the final boss of Exgate Online and the leader of the Demons of Midgard. His behavior has been oddly passive over the last two hundred years, though his subordinates carry out the war against humankind on their own in an attempt to win his favor. He is the Moon Ouroboros, an agent of The...

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Just wondering, why god's ability in a wild last boss appeared to configure their settings considered as plot manipulation? Isn't that just statistics amplification?

 

[PhantomØ4]

Bump

 

[Rendynoc0unter]

@BlueZone

 

[BlueZone]

Orm

Orm is the final boss of Exgate Online and the leader of the Demons of Midgard. His behavior has been oddly passive over the last two hundred years, though his subordinates carry out the war against humankind on their own in an attempt to win his favor. He is the Moon Ouroboros, an agent of The...

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Just wondering, why god's ability in a wild last boss appeared to configure their settings considered as plot manipulation? Isn't that just statistics amplification?

Because it's a narrative setting

 

[ImmortalDread]

This is fine. Tho I appreciate any scans or references for the ability because it sounds more statistics amplification as I don't see metafictional context in the justification.

 

[BlueZone]

This is fine. Tho I appreciate any scans or references for the ability because it sounds more statistics amplification as I don't see metafictional context in the justification.

No, it exists. The full explanation is in chapter 186, the Author is stated to be able to make or change the setting of a character or fiction.

A simple example, the author can be seen making the setting of the story of character A, namely character A can destroy the universe, then character B views the universe as a cell in a large multiverse and so on.

The author can shift or change the arrangement, hierarchy, story, background, etc., of what he has created.

And gods like Alovenus, Ruphas, Orm and Benetnash. They set the setting for themselves, so that they could arbitrarily become stronger based on their will.

 

[ImmortalDread]

May I see scans?

 

[BlueZone]

May I see scans?

An explanation of the settings is here. I can't do screenshots or anything like that, because Alovenus' talk is so long. So you can check it right away, the conversation takes place in the middle to the bottom of the page.

 

[Grand_Saver_Ritsuka]

No, it exists. The full explanation is in chapter 186, the Author is stated to be able to make or change the setting of a character or fiction.

A simple example, the author can be seen making the setting of the story of character A, namely character A can destroy the universe, then character B views the universe as a cell in a large multiverse and so on.

The author can shift or change the arrangement, hierarchy, story, background, etc., of what he has created.

And gods like Alovenus, Ruphas, Orm and Benetnash. They set the setting for themselves, so that they could arbitrarily become stronger based on their will.

isn't a fictional setting a place rather then some parameter?

 

[BlueZone]

isn't a fictional setting a place rather then some parameter?

Wdym?

 

[Grand_Saver_Ritsuka]

Wdym?

i mean, isn't a fictional settings the place or location where the story takes place in?

 

[ImmortalDread]

Narrative setting is not considered as metaficional element. However it could be if the character in question is using it to manipulate his own statistics to be beyond his opponent which is in this case.

 

[BlueZone]

i mean, isn't a fictional settings the place or location where the story takes place in?

No, it includes elements of literature

 

[Grand_Saver_Ritsuka]

No, it includes elements of literature

what are elements of literature? explain like i am five plz

 

[BlueZone]

You can search for it yourself on google, I'm not very good at explaining.