Chapter 76

Q: Isn't it true that mineral resources don't just pop up easily, but they don't run out?

A: Setting aside the content-related issues of whether finite resources can exist in a game, within the game, they are "regenerated" as "deficiencies." Even nails grow back after you cut them, right?

Eh? A rather biological analogy, huh? Hahaha.

Q: The new continent exploration ship is huge, but what's its power source?

A: A large amount of Rapiseteria star crystals from the 6th to 3rd magnitude are used. There was a king a few decades ago who led a large army to invade the Crystal Nest Cliffs to obtain mineral resources from one of the old continent's top resource sources. The result, as you can imagine, led to him being treated as a dark ruler. "Well, I'm about to die from illness anyway, and once I'm dead, I'll have no authority or honor, so I might as well bear the mark of a dark and foolish king!" He carried out the invasion to bring mineral resources to future generations of the kingdom, which remains a secret of the royal family. So the royal family has a decent stock of Rapiseteria. If he knew that decades later, fools would use them in a silly sea race, he'd probably cry from the shadows, wouldn't he?

Q: Isn't it impossible to build a huge ship like a luxury liner with wooden ships?

A: The Mythical Great Forest, like the Crystal Nest Cliffs, continues to grow indefinitely unless regularly harvested. In about three days, a fully grown forest of about one hectare (100m x 100m) grows. So, Thirtieth and Fiftythia, which are adjacent, don't lack wood resources, but they also face the problem of being overwhelmed by the forest if they don't regularly cut down trees. In a meta sense, this justifies the constant "lumberjack escort quest," and the pattern of "cutting to prevent encroachment and giving wood as a reward if you want it" allows construction-related jobs to be done daily, and it's a required quest for leveling up.

Q: The Mythical Great Forest, as mentioned, continues to expand, but does the same phenomenon occur in the Thousand Colors Tree Cave, which is a tree sea beyond the forest?

A: The principle is different, so the phenomenon like the Mythical Great Forest doesn't occur. The underground tree sea is formed by resource outflow from a certain place, so there is a limit. In other words, even if you cut down trees, they grow back, but not beyond 100%.

Q: Has no one in ancient to modern civilizations deciphered the technology of the divine age?

A: If someone told you, "If you do Bastimitts and Pepel Parobe, you'll become Gagappelk, and if you Obeten Banbapon, humans can become Dopen Mappen Pen," would you understand? It's that kind of feeling. The scientific thinking to infer the "original state and purpose" from broken things hasn't developed. Because "magic" is seen as an inherent phenomenon rather than a technological device, a magical approach is taken, which is like bringing salt and pepper to fossil excavation.

Q: I've been wondering, if you fly in the air, can you pass through areas without boss battles?

A: I've been struggling with this. It might be okay if you can do it after getting a tactical machine, but I have a warning that if I decide such things too casually, it will lead to inconsistencies somewhere. But if you can move from Tokyo to Osaka at the cost of traveling from Japan to America, wouldn't it be cheaper to just run and mow down the monsters blocking your way?

Q: In the Shanfuro (game) world, gunpowder hasn't developed due to the existence of fire attribute magic, but what about the other three great inventions like the compass and movable type printing?

A: Movable type printing is already widespread at the test play stage to prevent players from getting too OP. The same goes for the compass. In fact, there are ores that behave like a compass.

Q: What's the state of livestock?

A: It feels like it's easier to hunt the regularly spawning monsters, but there is a stable supply of dairy products, so it does exist. Besides, buddy dogs and other animals also increase under human management.

Q: Why doesn't Kouri Nao properly introduce the heroine?

A: It's a quirk of the heroine who moves at a snail's pace.

Q: Why does Kouri Nao make Deep Slaughterer fight a hopeless battle?

A: Because he wants him to chase the treasure chest in the sky marked on the treasure map.

Q: Is there no salvation for Deep Slaughterer!?

A: He's not asking for salvation; he's looking for someone to ride shotgun in a drag car straight to hell.

Q: Was it a mistake to introduce that channel system?

A: If I didn't, there would be no way to justify multiple players staying in one room at an inn... Also, to avoid unknown players booking the same room when they log in simultaneously (excuse).

Q: Don't you want to destroy the world?

A: I want to destroy it! Let's bring out Godzilla!

Q: Isn't the update slow?

A: The short story in the inventory and the main story are both stuck at 60%, a typical case of trying to do too many things and failing to achieve any of them.

Q: Saiaga Momo Legend

A: Before eating a cup noodle, you must thoroughly clean the sink. If it's clean, the three-second rule applies...

Q: Saiaga Momo Legend 2

A: The most terrifying thing on Valentine's Day was when the half-transparent, strange wrapper paper around the chocolate was "skin." I almost cried, and I comforted each other with Eien, who received a friendship bracelet made of hair next to me.

Q: Survivor Legend

A: When I punched a person with all my might, I broke three fingers, but during recovery, I continued to punch people with sardine cancer. During that time, four fingers on the opposite hand were also lost.