Dimensional Mercenary - Vol. 4 Ch. 117
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I wonder what really happened and when he failed
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what do you mean, what happend to his body or ????
He failed when he burned the house and did not find the clue like the mission stated, Thus deviating from the goal that was set.
He was however not aware of the fact untill now.
or do you mean what will happen when he fail his mission again ?
what do you mean, what happend to his body or ????
He failed when he burned the house and did not find the clue like the mission stated, Thus deviating from the goal that was set.
He was however not aware of the fact untill now.
or do you mean what will happen when he fail his mission again ?
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@Goldenzeal i meant, what happened to agis, when and how he died/failed/ succeded but wasn't satisfied with outcome. We are always showed how their way of doing things ended.
That Is so stupid "you owe me" He doesn't own him anything. The point of the mission is to complete the mission, He doesn't fail until he is dead or chooses to give up. Since nobody has ever beat the mission before, how can he say what is or isn't the right path, even if someone did beat it, there can be multiple solutions to the same problem. The kid choosing to throw a hissy fit with "I don't like how hes doing the mission so he failed" is BS. How can he act like the MC owes him anything? If anything he owes the MC for getting in his way. He should only accept the greater difficulty if he gets something out of it, As a merchant he shouldn't accept the first deal given, but argue for a better one.
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He has every right to fail the mc, hes the one to request said individuals to his quest.
Is he shirt sighted? Most likely yes.
But you gotta also see the guy's job. Hes a merchant. Merchants are people who are trained to see the profit margins.
What mc is doing like he said is to make a new venture. A high risk and high/low reward venture.
Lotta merchants follow where the money flows. So they imitate other merchants to gain profit. Much like how the merchant is acting in this chapter. The end results from following the previous players is profitable.
It's why the merchant is wary of what the mc is doing because they dont see what's gonna happen at the end of the tunnel.
He has every right to fail the mc, hes the one to request said individuals to his quest.
Is he shirt sighted? Most likely yes.
But you gotta also see the guy's job. Hes a merchant. Merchants are people who are trained to see the profit margins.
What mc is doing like he said is to make a new venture. A high risk and high/low reward venture.
Lotta merchants follow where the money flows. So they imitate other merchants to gain profit. Much like how the merchant is acting in this chapter. The end results from following the previous players is profitable.
It's why the merchant is wary of what the mc is doing because they dont see what's gonna happen at the end of the tunnel.
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Playing as a merchant and getting rid of all your funds straight away sure is nothing short of suicidal. No wonder Adis failed him straight away. On short term the mission became borderline impossible if he played as a merchant. I can see Adis' reasoning.
On the other hand, detaching himself from the norm may have just given him the freedom he needed. Both of them are right in this situation: burning down the house to get rid of the evidence gave the MC an alibi for the Blue Wolves. At the same time doing the quest haphazardly costed him a fortune and info that he could still have kept by now. It was both an innovative play but at the same time retarded. If he played his cards right, he could have the Will, hidden the money and kept the alibi.
That play was by no means perfect, it could have gone better. However the fact of the matter is he is now bloodbound to the Blue Wolves. He still has the route and the help of the mercenaries. He can rebuild the fortune by attacking the caravans and then infiltrate Calieri without two suicidal and dangerous double agents.
I really liked this chapter. Both Adis and the MC fucked up, both of them know each and the other did something of value as well as misplay. This enforces on the MC's creativity but also shows his plans have flaws. Meanwhile Adis has farsighted planning to know how retarded it is to go without funds, but his mindset is too rooted in playing as a merchant to see you can have other ways to get things done. I believe the MC will be forced to use Strovon's power this arc, as the King of Assassins will be just what he will need to act in synchrony with mercenaries and bandits, build riches and then using Adis' specialty as a merchant.
On the other hand, detaching himself from the norm may have just given him the freedom he needed. Both of them are right in this situation: burning down the house to get rid of the evidence gave the MC an alibi for the Blue Wolves. At the same time doing the quest haphazardly costed him a fortune and info that he could still have kept by now. It was both an innovative play but at the same time retarded. If he played his cards right, he could have the Will, hidden the money and kept the alibi.
That play was by no means perfect, it could have gone better. However the fact of the matter is he is now bloodbound to the Blue Wolves. He still has the route and the help of the mercenaries. He can rebuild the fortune by attacking the caravans and then infiltrate Calieri without two suicidal and dangerous double agents.
I really liked this chapter. Both Adis and the MC fucked up, both of them know each and the other did something of value as well as misplay. This enforces on the MC's creativity but also shows his plans have flaws. Meanwhile Adis has farsighted planning to know how retarded it is to go without funds, but his mindset is too rooted in playing as a merchant to see you can have other ways to get things done. I believe the MC will be forced to use Strovon's power this arc, as the King of Assassins will be just what he will need to act in synchrony with mercenaries and bandits, build riches and then using Adis' specialty as a merchant.
@domo404 We don't even know what the spirit gets out of it. if their goal is to clear it more perfectly then before, and its never been cleared, cant say hes doing it wrong. If he should be required to clear it a certain way, then they should tell him in advance, not hide it and then punish him for not doing what they want. Even just a "You should try to beat it in a way the character would have" would have sufficed.
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As the saying goes, LET HIM PLAY. It's that simple I don't care how long that bs explanation you say here, I say LET HIM PLAY.
adis: wut?? doing things differently? i'm not gona let this play out, insta fail!
adis: i know miself n wats best for me from watching hundred other players fail thru this, ok nvm u convinced me otherwise
adis: restriction for u.. prove that u r different, don't use easy paths they used to fail
also adis: ok this time i let u play it out differently n see if u fail, coz gota hav some drama before i let u play it out obviously
*facepalm* wonder if adis is meant to take on the fail character role since the beginning or the author is tryin to correct the mistake this way... seon-hee woo feeding mc a lot of info bout the mission n who+what the 2 characters in prison cell were supposed to do late game wise is also strange considerin withhold as much info for benefit of player, not high enough lv, company policies etc reasons. 🤔
i kinda ship em but.. cheol ho kang x seon-hee woo 😏
adis: i know miself n wats best for me from watching hundred other players fail thru this, ok nvm u convinced me otherwise
adis: restriction for u.. prove that u r different, don't use easy paths they used to fail
also adis: ok this time i let u play it out differently n see if u fail, coz gota hav some drama before i let u play it out obviously
*facepalm* wonder if adis is meant to take on the fail character role since the beginning or the author is tryin to correct the mistake this way... seon-hee woo feeding mc a lot of info bout the mission n who+what the 2 characters in prison cell were supposed to do late game wise is also strange considerin withhold as much info for benefit of player, not high enough lv, company policies etc reasons. 🤔
i kinda ship em but.. cheol ho kang x seon-hee woo 😏
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Lmao thats cruel, game, telling him he failed a quest you didnt say existed in the first place. Why notify him like that?
Adis. He's ALREADY not using the easy ways they used. He's on a completely new route, and due to some mistakes it's already on hard mode! Thats not a restriction, its whats already happening!
Adis. He's ALREADY not using the easy ways they used. He's on a completely new route, and due to some mistakes it's already on hard mode! Thats not a restriction, its whats already happening!
