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If they stay true to the novel, appearance increases by the same amount every level up to level 10. So the MC, who started at 8 at level one and then saw it go up to 16 at level two will end up at 80 which is basically unheard of.So the fair-haired companion briefly seen in chapter 1 was not the sister but a new girl from abroad, huh.
And it's a little unusual that she wants to level up to improve her 'appearance stats'. These dungeons surely change the way modeling agencies would operate, they'd work more like military companies or something.
Also why would you pick a bow and arrow when you have access to handguns? Higher rate of fire, just as if not more damaging and cheaper ammo.Revolver magazine?! I'm no firearms expert, but I'm pretty sure that's not a revolver.
The common reason is because guns don't benefit from skills and stats/levels, but we haven't really seen anything to suggest either way. He does mention a drop, so it might just be that one of the goblins dropped the bow and they're trying it out to see how it fares as a quieter alternative. Also, the price of ammo can vary greatly depending on where you are, bullets might be cheaper than arrows where you're from but that doesn't mean that'd hold true for someone in Japan, and with a bow they always have the option of making their own arrows or reusing ones that don't seem too beat up.Also why would you pick a bow and arrow when you have access to handguns? Higher rate of fire, just as if not more damaging and cheaper ammo.
I assume when the world went to shite the ammo and gun laws became basically non-existant. I'm an aussie and even here our ammo isn't that expensive (and considering what your drops give money for, you make money hand over fist). I'm about to start reading the web novel so I'm hoping that gives a better reason as I feel like the manga is skipping context and explaining things.The common reason is because guns don't benefit from skills and stats/levels, but we haven't really seen anything to suggest either way. He does mention a drop, so it might just be that one of the goblins dropped the bow and they're trying it out to see how it fares as a quieter alternative. Also, the price of ammo can vary greatly depending on where you are, bullets might be cheaper than arrows where you're from but that doesn't mean that'd hold true for someone in Japan, and with a bow they always have the option of making their own arrows or reusing ones that don't seem too beat up.
Your guess was quite accurate.The common reason is because guns don't benefit from skills and stats/levels, but we haven't really seen anything to suggest either way. He does mention a drop, so it might just be that one of the goblins dropped the bow and they're trying it out to see how it fares as a quieter alternative. Also, the price of ammo can vary greatly depending on where you are, bullets might be cheaper than arrows where you're from but that doesn't mean that'd hold true for someone in Japan, and with a bow they always have the option of making their own arrows or reusing ones that don't seem too beat up.
If you get fucked you get drops. BasicallyYour guess was quite accurate.
They get into it more later on but basically the “quality“ of a level-up is determined by how hard it was to get and XP is also related with that. Guns make killing too easy so the reward for doing so is near zero. Stat boosts and the chances of getting skills when you level up increase with how close to death you were when fighting basically. It’s a strange dungeon system.
Basically a risk-reward system.Your guess was quite accurate.
They get into it more later on but basically the “quality“ of a level-up is determined by how hard it was to get and XP is also related with that. Guns make killing too easy so the reward for doing so is near zero. Stat boosts and the chances of getting skills when you level up increase with how close to death you were when fighting basically. It’s a strange dungeon system.
Could be using a speedloader or speed-strip. Depends on the caliber and model, but most can come as cheap as $30.Revolver magazine?! I'm no firearms expert, but I'm pretty sure that's not a revolver.
Oh I know you can get speedloaders and such for revolvers.. But look at the weapon he's using. It's a semi-automatic pistol, not a revolver. It was kind of like saying "I need to go sharpen this axe" when they're clearly holding a sword.Could be using a speedloader or speed-strip. Depends on the caliber and model, but most can come as cheap as $30.
Looked back and I can see what you mean. Looks like something along the lines of a M1911 (dunno how you get THOSE in Japan, even in this setting, because I doubt the JP government would allow even explorers to have .45ACP or above). So either @KDT_SCANS messed up while translating, or the writer clearly doesn't know their guns. That said, it's not impossible for a revolver to look something like that, but... we'll just say the author f*cked up for now.Oh I know you can get speedloaders and such for revolvers.. But look at the weapon he's using. It's a semi-automatic pistol, not a revolver. It was kind of like saying "I need to go sharpen this axe" when they're clearly holding a sword.