@VoidEmperor

 

Technically, math started circa 1890BC in ancient Egypt.

Science can trace its roots back as well to ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia 2000-1000BC, which then went to ancient greece, wherein astronomy and mathematical sciences evolved. 

It gets hard to quantify science as a whole due to how many facits there are, however the indus river valley civilization was quite innovative. They had a river, and made a whole draining and farming system, which could be said to have kicked off civilization as a whole.

@Michael Bootes The old localizing team was blatently censoring because of personal tastes. It was mentioned a few chapters ago that a new translation team would be used for wherever mangabuddy is pulling from.

@Proofreader I mean considering he was considered one of the biggest ones, I'd say its not too far fetched? 

Then again, can't really say much with how many streamers are projecting things nowadays.

@Shadow2.0 Erina made sure it was off

@Glory to The Thirteen I think its a reference to how the other speerow was rumored in the general public to be the original speerow.

@Im Traumatised Its a spam bot linking to a website that steals your info. Just report as spam and move on.

@Hanyar  

Feel free to correct me, but Brawlhalla looks closer to a platform fighting game rather than a hero team based MOBA. 

Within platform fighting games, it is much easier to understand different characters and their hitboxes while playing one character, especially at a higher level of play, which nearly nessecitates knowledge of other characters skills, movesets, etc. 

However, when it comes to those kinds of games, responses won't really differ per character depending on their moveset, but rather their weight class or maneuverability in the air. 

It differs with hero-based MOBA's in that MOBA's have a lot more... variables you need to account for. 

You'd need to not only get used to different skills that aren't just hitboxes but rather effects that change the game, and what you should and shouldn't watch out for. In my (probably wrong) opinion, I think MOBA's can get more complicated when it comes to understanding what and when things can happen rather than a platform fighter.

For a silver player like mr. tank, trying to adapt to a new moveset and all without prior knowledge or practice is a death sentance. 

Of couse, this is spoken with my background being neither, I play logistic-based games that more test my brain with systems than reaction time. If you think I simplified your mechanics compared to MOBA's, feel free to say so.

@Machi_Ruoma Probably try a rolling ball trackpad and maybe gloves with a larger keyboard? I'm not sure if they'll help but I've seen weirder setups work.

@abbou123 Fair enough. I wish you the best in life.

@abbou123  

1. There is a religions about people seeing a giant floating spaghetti monster, and around worshipping womens as***. Religion is just about worship of a specific idea. It doesn't require evidence. Faith is belief while lacking evidence after all.

2. Wars are started by both. For religion, for other reasons by the religious, for religious reasons by athiests, for other reasons by athiests. Its a whole moot point. 

3. Best way to test is to search without thinking about g**. If the best explination is one where g** need not apply, then think about if g** really does apply or not.

4. Read far enough and you'll question if the author has schitzophrenia or not.

@Ruby fan Its the world eater. It can do whatever it da** well pleases.

@abbou123  

1. For sake of argument, if g** is truly implanted before birth and the enviroment effects it, why are largely atheistic plots never sprouting up new religions? If someone truly did, from birth, believe in g** without ever seeing anything that proves it, creating a religion for it would be quite simple no? That or records of them finding religious people and discovering how their hunch how g** is real is correct to them?

2. In all, religious vs atheistic genocides are a moot point. There's more than enough tragadies caused by both sides it isn't worth arguing back and forth on.

3. assuming someone makes the "systems" is a mistake, since systems can exist without a creator. If you fill a cup with water, it will level out and you'll be able to get a still, flat plane. No one engineered water to do that, but rather the molecular shape, and properties of liquids. Systems aren't created, but rather the result of properties, and measureable sciences. If they truly were created by a creator of sorts, things that shouldn't physically make sense would happen.

4. There's plenty of manga making fun of religion, based in religion, etc. Dig deep enough and you'll probably find manga about the church of satan and the giant floating spaghetti moster fighting while Jesus and Zeus watch with 3D glasses and popcorn.

@abbou123

 

1. Human brains don't start with a belief in g**, its due to their enviroment. Otherwise, they'd all be born with one religion in mind. 

2. Athiests aren't he deadliest. Ever heard of the Crusades? 

3. Saying a phone and the universe are both "creations" is just the watchmaker argument. A watch is born from intricicies and design. The Universe is made from systems.

4. Plenty of Mangaka are religious to some degree. However, that means nothing on the works they produce. 

@chrome tl;dr she came to "Fix" Aizen by making Erina break up with him. 2 hours of pampering later, she's infatuated with Erina, and hates men. Thus, her king power is to change anyones gender.

@Kim Neko Yeah, a Lean-to shelter. Also called a Debris Hut. Very useful to know how to build one.

@Kalzaeth We all know she's dying. We're here to know how.

@Otaku Sensei tl;dr:

mind break tag