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Elaine

good chappie

Melone

She should look for a way to return to earth

Guthan

I mean, she could pay someone to teach her how to blacksmith. If they accept it as a quest they can’t reject her.

lenkite

Please - someone who can cut with a sword with nano-molecular precision without using any world-assist skills should be easily able to replicate [Even Slice] with her eyes closed and half-asleep. In fact the Lumberjack should call her a [Woodcutting Elder Goddess] and fall at her feet in rapture. This chapter's story Does Not Compute.

Oliver Wolfe

I would love to see a few more examples highlighting how skills don’t necessarily make something better. Like - how did the fish taste bad? Were there basic things we would expect in high class food on Earth that were missing there? Could she get someone to help her by doing a blind taste test with her, five chefs of various levels, and participants who do not have skills relates to food or identifying if skills were used in a creation? I love the overall concept of skill bigotry but want to see it delves into more deeply, to see how much is amelia’s perception vs how much is skill bigotry vs how much the system fucks with peoples perception of reality. Like: maybe the fish tastes bad to her because the system boosts perception of food quality but only if you are part of the system?