>>2

I want ideas, so I do it, but if someone does the same thing, it’s just… that.

As a working adult, there is no time to explore.

Do you think I can respond with that kind of flexibility?!

Do it automatically with AI or something like that.

>>37

Losing diversity within a job is completely different from losing the diversity of the job itself…

>>50

It’s just making excuses after bringing up a completely unclear and off-target analogy.

>>60

Have you stopped talking about the job you were fixated on?

>>47

What they are always talking about in the manga is the formation.

>>47

I’m not talking about jobs or anything like that…

It’s a given that it’s better for an organization to be standardized, right?

I want to have a variety of weapons instead of everyone having the same weapon like in manga.

I think the compromise can generally be explained in one word: the organization itself is groping around.

I’m even in the process of creating a training manual.

If you can customize A rank to suit your trigger preferences, then you should definitely go for A rank.

>>17

Its strength lies in its hardness, which is why it can be trapped with lead bullets.

There are hardly any users.

>>24

The drawbacks of Red Bullet against bullets are too severe.

You can’t do it without at least Chika’s level of energy for a shooting battle.

I think it’s fine to have Class C choose from a few template equipment patterns for now.

You can’t let a C-rank hold a Reigast.

If you want to enjoy building, you just need to try and experiment on your own without searching online.

I want to get stronger quickly, so if researching and making the optimal equipment allows me to become stronger and have fun playing, then that’s a valid approach.

Sometimes I realize I can’t dominate as much as I thought I could.

Whether the border itself is actually able to choose the optimal solution is a different matter altogether.

The current ranked matches have become stronger with specialized and unconventional team compositions.

It may be a system that becomes obsolete in the future if it’s unsuitable for defense, and I’m exploring various aspects of that as well.

>>23

Readers are only looking at the current border, but it’s an organization that set up equipment and personnel within about three years.

I didn’t have the luxury to wait for the growth of those who can’t do it.

>>22

Arakuma… Please complete the theory quickly…

Even when I find a part that’s super awesome on my own, it ends up being treated as a template equipment and it’s discouraging.

>>26

Well, if they are truly strong parts or equipment and not just a misunderstanding, everyone would notice and use them…

It’s rare to find someone with a unique playstyle that only suits me.

There are hardly any games with such detailed options.

>>27

I think people who don’t assemble things themselves have this kind of mindset.

It’s not something you can easily come up with stable equipment after encountering enemies that can disable the bailout, even if it was by chance during its first reveal.

It’s definitely Scorpion and Grasshopper!

The operation of Trion soldiers is still in the consideration stage.

It would definitely be better if you were here, but it seems like Nezuki’s workload is going to increase drastically.

If you want to enjoy that kind of thing, you should play roguelikes, but you’ll probably struggle with the high difficulty.

The strongest sword and shield.

>>35

There was a discussion about using the three-soldier tactic to respond to rock-paper-scissors in reality…

It’s a painful topic for me, who is currently searching for equipment in the latest Monster Hunter…

>>38

It feels like Gore with the premise of overcoming isn’t something beginners should be assembling, but everyone is making it.

All snipers should use double rifles.

Who decided that only the strongest or the highest rate is acceptable?

Most people tend to follow the template, but there are likely team members who enjoy trying various things, so there’s no need to worry.

Since all the values are visible, it’s highly unlikely that there are strong specific options.

The overall difficulty of the game is relatively easy, and you can clear it with any equipment.

The more you delve into it while maintaining balance, the higher the score you can aim for.

I think that’s what makes it really good.

Just because a high score came out, what does that matter? Isn’t it meaningless? That’s the kind of rebuttal that comes up.

Damn brats.

I like expressions like the one on the left in this manga.

I want to add a sperm topping.

The trigger for Midens is changing over a short span of time.

There are also changes and regional characteristics in neighbor triggers.

If the black bird comes out, then I really wouldn’t know.

I can’t rely on the strongest equipment in a tight space.

In the case of the thread image, the goal is not to build a metagame.

There are too many enemy options to create environmental gear.

I can make predictions just around Miden, but in reality, there are expeditions, and some of them move irregularly across stars.

If we talk about it in Alecto’s meta, isn’t it more about the lead bullet?

If there are performance differences between characters, blindly accepting the strongest equipment might be risky.

>>58

The use of a trigger is also a matter of the user’s skill.

There is compatibility regarding black, isn’t there…

There used to be an online game called LoVA that was like Sangokushi Taisen.

After being retired for about half a year and coming back, I was told, “Are you still using cards like that?” (laughs)

By the way, that game ended service after a year and a half.

>>59

It’s not about the assembly or combinations; it’s the fault of using outdated familiars from six months ago in an online MOBA.

>>61

I mean, I don’t even have information on where to start and where to end in terms of what I should handle.

So right now, we are creating an environment where small groups can fight in ranked matches and evolve through trial and error.

I just got born and there’s too little information available, you know…

Because triggers are limited, there’s a hands-off policy where we don’t need to give them to anyone who isn’t exceptional.

Since it’s also for training excellent soldiers, I want you to experiment on your own so that you can respond to any situation.

As mentioned above, to be honest, the border is still rather uncertain, and just because I’ve made that judgment now doesn’t mean it’s definitely correct.

So it’s pointless to say things like, “I hate this” or “I don’t want that.”

It may be so, but I just judged that the border is different.

After researching the strongest equipment in the game, I start to gradually customize it to my liking.

Many people have the optimal solution, but there will always be parts that don’t suit my skin.

Well, I want at least the basic set.

After all, we’ll exchange information among the team members anyway.

What’s “Asen”…?

>>70

Acene or polyacene is a general term for hydrocarbons that have a structure in which multiple benzene rings are linearly condensed. They are a group of compounds studied for properties such as organic semiconductors and fluorescent dyes.

How was it!

>>70

Assemble

What is well known is the meaning of unit configuration in Armored Core.

What… a configuration with three Hounds using Hound Storm isn’t the strongest…?

In PvP, isn’t it something that really strong builds should be kept secret?

Is the composition of the overall solo ranking trending, or is there no one else at zero?

Isn’t it possible to create weapons that can switch between a rifle, machine gun, and grenade launcher with just one switch, since they are just energy projectiles fired from the human body?

Let’s combine the toughness of the Crescent Moon with the flexibility of Scopi using the strongest broken option, Phantom Dance!

Sometimes there’s this guy who’s too special to be of any reference.

>>79

There are probably almost no one besides Mr. Nasu who can use things like the Viper or Ikoma’s Spiral Movement…

In TCG, there are sometimes treasured strongest decks prepared for the big stage!

About a year ago in MtG, there was an instance where a mysterious vampire deck swept through and won the Pro Tour.

>>80

That is an example of sharpening within one’s own ranks and then unleashing it on the enemy’s territory.

Indeed, it’s good to play ranked matches and try out various situations.

>>95

This is it, right?

Does that mean they are also making a hypothetical enemy at the same time?

>>108

After all, we need outliers like Ossamu, don’t we!?

>>111

That’s seriously true.

I don’t need multiple, and if there’s someone I admire, that’s just bad.

It’s not a game, so it’s fine to have a broken trigger.

>>81

So what is that broken trigger?

>>83

Wire!

>>83

Shield

>>83

Chikabis

>>83

The Raygust, which has mobility, can act as a shield, and can also be used as a ranged weapon, is the strongest, huh…

>>83

Bailout mechanism

It would be nice if the enemies and environment are somewhat consistent like in a game.

Well, both friends and foes are undergoing drastic changes due to efforts in research and development.

>>82

In terms of defense, isn’t the environment relatively constant, regardless of the enemy?

It seems that the environment is changing regularly with the rollout of new triggers.

Chameleons and such

>>84

This season’s update

– The performance of the shield has improved.

>>92

It was a setup for the story about the birth of the Reigast, but I guess it didn’t come through…

What confuses me about the Trion body is that vision is affected by light and darkness more than I expected.

Are flashbangs actually effective?

>>93

It seems like it won’t be effective for a long time, but I think I can create a gap for just a moment.

>>93

If vision isn’t on the same level as humans, doesn’t that seem like it would feel really off?

In Monster Hunter, since it only considers firepower without taking player skill into account, you should use what matches your own skill level.

>>97

And occasionally, meaningless structures in PS are born.

>>97

I got called out a lot for not investing in firepower after switching to a full evasion melee setup, so it’s traumatizing for me in Monster Hunter.

To be honest, I feel like the monkeys in Miden are so strong that there’s no problem when it comes to protection anymore.

>>98

If Aft was seriously planning to attack the castle, we would have lost.

The subject is still hunting, and because of the foresight, I was barely able to endure it.

>>106

Well, that’s true…

The number of people is so different that it doesn’t seem to be a problem in the future.

>>117

As long as there is an output limit on the mother trigger, it doesn’t matter how large the population is.

There is a limit to the number of units that can be effectively utilized.

>>98

In terms of the strength of a single Trigger, even the vassal nation Garoplas has an incredibly strong Trigger, so we can’t let our guard down in defense.

In God Eater’s bullet edit, everyone eventually ends up using things like digestive destruction or no-tension artillery.

Well, every time there are new weapons and such, there are casualties, and people are captured and taken away.

It’s not like everything is perfect now, so of course, there will be scrutiny.

The one who defeated the most troublesome Visa Old Man is that little guy from Neighbor.

He reluctantly went home due to the interference that Megane-kun did at the risk of his own safety.

If it weren’t for that, they would have been aiming for the golden egg and would have been more persistent.

It’s not an exaggeration to say that they were able to defeat Visa because Miwa used lead bullets, which Yuma then copied, as a result of emphasizing diversity…

Today, they said that a one-hit wonder like Ossamu, who wants to win, can be a problem for organizational management.

>>114

A consistently troublesome pair of glasses.

A game where you can curse and still have a rematch is good, but…

If a game with retrying experiences isn’t genuinely fun, the trial and error becomes painful, and I end up looking up the strategy…

As a result of being overwhelmed by the power of the temporary connection, there was also a glasses-kun who was caught off guard.

It feels like teams that come up with their own strategies tend to do better since the relatively standard formations are often B-level while A-level has more peculiar formations.

>>120

Once you reach A rank, you can customize the trigger.

Isn’t there an argument that we should act uniformly to take advantage of the organization’s benefits? That line of reasoning is somewhat correct.

Maybe other countries have equipment and tactics that can handle ‘from here to there’.

“I think it’s quite unrealistic and inefficient to consider this far.”

The border is currently in a state where it doesn’t even understand that, so it’s planning ranked battles and expeditions to explore that.

The thread image is being described in a negative way, but…

– Requires fewer judgments.

– Easy for anyone to repurpose.

I like works that are perceived as a worldview reflecting strength.

>>123

Isn’t it the thread image?

From now on, Aft will probably start bailouts too, so they might become more aggressive in their attacks.

>>125

Since it’s something that a satellite state has, they might not need it.

>>130

That seems like something that was newly introduced after analysis, so it’s possible that it’s being used in the home country as well.

Bailouts can take up a lot of resources, so it might be unnecessary for an invasion war that assumes victory with elite troops.

It’s common in reality for the strongest compositions to become popular and change the meta.

>>127

It is actually happening that way in the ranked matches.

Notable is the change in tactics around the shield.

Afroclathrus is something like a pseudo bail-out for Spiraskia…

Well, it’s certainly reassuring that it’s not a definite death, but…

A standardized strategy really requires a certain number of people to come together, after all.

It’s a simple story; there are just too few combatants on the border.

Over there, they can maintain military strategy with weapons like Trion soldiers.

In the case of World Trigger, the amount of trion is not stable, so it’s not possible to give a universal recommendation for the strongest equipment.

A mix of Scorpion, Hopper, and Shooter Trigger is the strongest! Even if you say that, it’s absolutely impossible.

It’s precisely because there is a template structure that extremely strong characters shine with an overly peak structure.

The more you think about it, the more you realize it’s better not to imitate, says Ossamu.

What exactly is a protagonist?

I said I can’t complain because Galopura sent out a lot of Trion soldiers.

I feel like that amount is quite a splurge.

As long as there are no guards, even a trion weakling like Megane-kun can land a critical hit.

It’s still a compassionate system, isn’t it?

No, it’s strong.

Dual-wielding sniper rifles

>>139

I couldn’t reproduce it even with side effects…

>>141

What the heck is this sniper from the PR team!?

>>139

You might be strong, but you know… normal people get stronger by spending that time learning other things…

>>139

If you can carry two snacks and hit both with them, then of course!

Why did he hit both shots!!!

>>139

Since I can’t use it in conjunction with bagworms or chameleons, it’s really difficult to operate a dual-wield setup all the time.

Isn’t it honestly the case that the Kougetsu Scopie is stronger, even though Raigast is technically a later trigger?

>>142

It is common for weak things to be created as a result of trying too hard to differentiate.

It is said that even if it is subdivided further from the current state, it will be the same as the existing standards, so a certain degree of standardization is accepted.

Bailout is a broken feature from the enemy’s perspective.

>>149

So I copied it right away.

>>150

Damn it…

Isn’t there any dust on the engineer?

>>152

Mr. Kinuta is saying that both sides should continue exchanging copies and measures.

In games, there is something called game balance, so the optimal configuration may converge somewhere.

In reality, stronger characters will emerge with configurations that allow them to be even stronger.

>>151

In other words, if a strong strategy is developed, the meta will definitely be reconsidered, just like in chess.

I thought I could just imitate the build of a strong character, but it seems like there’s no one with a relatively easy-to-mimic solo point, all 1, Crescent Moon Rotating Dual-Wield build!

>>153

Fool

Don’t face Tachikawa directly…

>>153

It’s not even a solo game to begin with, you know.

Since Trion is a resource, a bail-out function is truly necessary for those who are being captured.

I think there’s a questionable aspect to how necessary it is for the attacking side to come at full force.

What I don’t want to be taken is likely that kind of feature that gets omitted, the black Tori.

>>157

You can invade the base without having to think about returning, just like Garopla did.

I saw it as expected or rather as something natural that it would be copied, bailout.

>>158

The triggers that are currently at the border are things that we have also stolen and created ourselves.

It seems like a dual-wielding of crescent weapons with different ranges would be strong, but the fact that no one does it makes me wonder if it’s weak.

>>161

Kendo is also difficult with a two-sword style.

>>161

I think it’s generally easier to use such close combat tactics with a scorpion.

I thought about it after writing, but the ridiculously hard mantle of Aft has become standard gear regardless of the black trigger.

I wonder what’s going on with that.

In the case of Galopura, it seems that there was a consideration to develop it for self-defense, as it could potentially be used like a disposable special attack due to its role.

There are many advantages for the attacking side to be able to keep advancing without the fear of losing strength.

The defense side, which has less advantage, is more likely to be in trouble if they get their base taken even after a bailout.

Is the Wind Blade really that strong?

Isn’t it just that Jin is strong?

>>167

It’s because we have too great of a compatibility.

I think it was fairly depicted that even if Wind Blade has support from the Op, it’s strong enough on its own.

>>167

I’m not very strong, but the advantage is that I open up to anyone.

>>167

Depending on how it’s used, a close-range trigger with infinite range, which can attack even when the line of fire is obstructed, is powerful.

>>173

I mean, Zinn-san, who is using it as a close-range trigger, is crazy.

A sniper rifle with infinite range is strong because it can target anywhere as long as the enemy’s position is known.

>>167

It’s true that the compatibility with elite talents is off the charts, but as a mere blade, it’s far superior to Koketsu.

Even if it’s not visible, being able to operate it means that sniping from extreme distances is possible, which is extremely strong.

The true strength of the Wind Blade is long-range sniping, I guess.

It can’t stand without support.

The bailout that Kiteretsu has been using seems to be a technique similar to the holes that appear when Trion soldiers come out, so it looks stronger for binding than this one.

I think the Wind Blade is incredibly unreasonable when used as a sniper weapon.

The stable operational distance of the Flash Sky Lonely Moon is shorter than the range of a handgun trigger, so there’s no point in carrying multiple of them.

If you want to change the range, you’ll either need to learn Ikoma Senku or have a Gunner Trigger.

Aft’s Black Trigger can only be described as everyone cheating, so it can’t be helped.

Chika’s wind blade seems like it’s going to turn into something like the Shibuya incident.

>>178

It was written that if Chika-chan used it, 60 would come out for the tail, and that was not good.

I think the Ray Guste and thruster, which can deliver a certain level of firepower and defense even with glasses, are good for versatility.

The fact that the solitary moon is quite heavy… it’s a pretty big debuff to use two of them.