Hanabira.Kage Wrote:Kalovale did indeed refer to the Aesop's fable, but he said it will not be like it. He meant that, if you make a rabbit and a tortoise race each other, the rabbit will definitely win.
There's no point arguing this based on that fable; anthropomorphism ruins everything. There's no bloody way a rabbit would say to a tortoise "hey bro, let's race!", and there's no way a rabbit would be overconfident and fall asleep during said race (partly because it won't happen in the first place, but mostly because animals aren't like that).
Glad to see someone getting it. I started to get confused myself about what comes off from my own wording. Bringing the fable into this matter makes a comparison between the turtle winning the race and Illusion winning the DPS battle, both are as unlikely as f'uck and only under certain very special and unrealistic (ironically we're speaking about reality here) circumstances, which in no freaking way in hell would be available in MS, possible.
Nevermind, I re-read it since page 3, seems silly enough. Should've just ended here:
JoeTang Wrote:Numbers are everything.
There's nothing in this game that can make Illusion stronger WHILE MAKING SURE THAT PHANTOM IMPRINT DOES NOT GET THE SAME TREATMENT.
Then again, what possible factor(s) that might or might not exist cannot be expressed in mathematical terms? Maybe love? Even so, let's say when you level up, the bond between Evan and Mir grows stronger and Illusion's damage grows by a factor determined by the formula: IllusionBonus = max damage range* (initialAffection + timeSpentTogether*likenessRate).