Goshujin-sama to Yuku Isekai Survival! - Vol. 11 Ch. 61

[baconcat]

We used to use these

FTFY. They've become pretty much obsolete except for anything not run on electricity where electronic speed control is readily available, like for opening a carb throttle or a steam valve more or less. They can only react, and only react proportionally, where other means can control a bit more proactively, and can (and likely do) have further control terms in the chain.

"control the up and down motion is easier" is just reasoning backwards. Crank linkage is a crutch for translation when your only source of power is something linear, not the ideal solution to generate rotation. Why do you think we don't have solenoid conversions of little steam engines in all our things that spin things but electric motors that generate rotation directly instead?

And why this talk about shoehorning golem labor into the existing build? Isn't upgrade mechanics supposed to result in an entirely new build rather than an existing one with stuff bolted to it? It's not like stuff got bolted onto the starter bench, too, is it?

Also, he keeps talking like his material supply is infinite. He still has to mine for all that mythril and silver and gold and whatnot (combining/upgrading notwithstanding!), and mine whole quarries (p.17) just to get a handful of the stuff; did he the writer forget about that?

 

[radstylix]

Bullshiiiit. I'm not really a big fan of the unbalanced item crafting recipes. They should be a pain to obtain or craft even in games like Minecraft. They should require rare resources (like a certain magic material to turn silver into mithril), require specific knowledge or crafting methods, needing special equipment to process the materials, and/or take a long time to produce.

Mind you, all of these rare, now common resources are all dependent on one guy so it also means he's target numero uno, and that just happened when he was almost killed.

Even so, like how these once-rare resources are now worth less, them having an easier time now for virtually no effort makes the story less enjoyable. Fittingly, having infinite resources makes video games boring.

I really wish the author concentrated on him being able to mass produce stuff near-instantaneously at a consistent quality instead of just crafting end-game materials easily...

 

[Kaarme]

And why this talk about shoehorning golem labor into the existing build? Isn't upgrade mechanics supposed to result in an entirely new build rather than an existing one with stuff bolted to it? It's not like stuff got bolted onto the starter bench, too, is it?

It seems to me he doesn't have an existing upgrade path. So, he's trying to figure out how to make a prototype his broken system could accept. That would, then, unlock the novel upgrade.

 

[nacchan3]

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[VooXoo]

Interesting development, but I feel like this whole thing abot the goler arm was to make MC interact with the craftmens more, the stuff they are developing is like a country top secret R&D, so is understandble they can't use someone from the outside, and putting one of them to work the station all day no stop would feel like a waste of a individual.
Not even sure if someone other than MC can actually use the thing, maybe the golem would be a bypass of the system if MC starts it as it would count as him using the machine last.

 

[xEternalSoul]

FTFY. They've become pretty much obsolete except for anything not run on electricity where electronic speed control is readily available, like for opening a carb throttle or a steam valve more or less. They can only react, and only react proportionally, where other means can control a bit more proactively, and can (and likely do) have further control terms in the chain.

"control the up and down motion is easier" is just reasoning backwards. Crank linkage is a crutch for translation when your only source of power is something linear, not the ideal solution to generate rotation. Why do you think we don't have solenoid conversions of little steam engines in all our things that spin things but electric motors that generate rotation directly instead?

And why this talk about shoehorning golem labor into the existing build? Isn't upgrade mechanics supposed to result in an entirely new build rather than an existing one with stuff bolted to it? It's not like stuff got bolted onto the starter bench, too, is it?

Also, he keeps talking like his material supply is infinite. He still has to mine for all that mythril and silver and gold and whatnot (combining/upgrading notwithstanding!), and mine whole quarries (p.17) just to get a handful of the stuff; did he the writer forget about that?

Like what Kaarme said, his system resembles the minecraft one but he doesn't have an intuitive or obvious upgrade path. Upgrading his crafting facilities by physically tagging on new modifications count as upgrading it in the system awareness, magically unlocking new recipes.

And did you forget the previous chapter that he can craft mithril with just silver? What is this talk about only obtaining a handful? His materials aren't literally infinite, but in practical usage wise, it is considered inexhaustible. He can simply upgrade materials and sell/trade the higher-tier ones back for tons of lower-tier materials to game the market.

 

[deadrabbits]

Bullshiiiit. I'm not really a big fan of the unbalanced item crafting recipes. They should be a pain to obtain or craft even in games like Minecraft. They should require rare resources (like a certain magic material to turn silver into mithril), require specific knowledge or crafting methods, needing special equipment to process the materials, and/or take a long time to produce.

Mind you, all of these rare, now common resources are all dependent on one guy so it also means he's target numero uno, and that just happened when he was almost killed.

Even so, like how these once-rare resources are now worth less, them having an easier time now for virtually no effort makes the story less enjoyable. Fittingly, having infinite resources makes video games boring.

I really wish the author concentrated on him being able to mass produce stuff near-instantaneously at a consistent quality instead of just crafting end-game materials easily...

Spoiler

kousuke is able to do this easily because the god that summoned him wants to see him wreak absolute havoc.

 

[Miserys_End]

FTFY. They've become pretty much obsolete except for anything not run on electricity where electronic speed control is readily available, like for opening a carb throttle or a steam valve more or less. They can only react, and only react proportionally, where other means can control a bit more proactively, and can (and likely do) have further control terms in the chain.

"control the up and down motion is easier" is just reasoning backwards. Crank linkage is a crutch for translation when your only source of power is something linear, not the ideal solution to generate rotation. Why do you think we don't have solenoid conversions of little steam engines in all our things that spin things but electric motors that generate rotation directly instead?

And why this talk about shoehorning golem labor into the existing build? Isn't upgrade mechanics supposed to result in an entirely new build rather than an existing one with stuff bolted to it? It's not like stuff got bolted onto the starter bench, too, is it?

Also, he keeps talking like his material supply is infinite. He still has to mine for all that mythril and silver and gold and whatnot (combining/upgrading notwithstanding!), and mine whole quarries (p.17) just to get a handful of the stuff; did he the writer forget about that?

NGL, I saw the lathe and him asking for upgrades and first thought was, wouldn't the next logical step just be a CNC for reductive work and then the next tier would be a 3D printer for additive work.

 

[thycondrius]

Damn, MC got a huge number of girls to deal with now.

 

[Morose]

Don't you normally say you'd use caution in* how you use your power?

Only when it comes to creating stuff that directly damage other professionals in long term and those which can cause mass annihilation and genocides.

 

[ItsThatBriGuy]

Bullshiiiit. I'm not really a big fan of the unbalanced item crafting recipes. They should be a pain to obtain or craft even in games like Minecraft. They should require rare resources (like a certain magic material to turn silver into mithril), require specific knowledge or crafting methods, needing special equipment to process the materials, and/or take a long time to produce.

Mind you, all of these rare, now common resources are all dependent on one guy so it also means he's target numero uno, and that just happened when he was almost killed.

Even so, like how these once-rare resources are now worth less, them having an easier time now for virtually no effort makes the story less enjoyable. Fittingly, having infinite resources makes video games boring.

I really wish the author concentrated on him being able to mass produce stuff near-instantaneously at a consistent quality instead of just crafting end-game materials easily...

There's an in-story reason Kousuke's crafting skills are so busted, but the manga is ages away from explaining it. Essentially, the entity/ies responsible for bringing him to this world wanted him to use those skills to rampage over the kingdom and replace it with a demihuman-lead monarchy ASAP rather than simply restoring Sylphie's family's territory with relatively little collateral damage. The more OP they could make him, the better.

 

[ItsThatBriGuy]

Damn, MC got a huge number of girls to deal with now.

You ain't seen nothin' yet.

 

[radstylix]

There's an in-story reason Kousuke's crafting skills are so busted, but the manga is ages away from explaining it. Essentially, the entity/ies responsible for bringing him to this world wanted him to use those skills to rampage over the kingdom and replace it with a demihuman-lead monarchy ASAP rather than simply restoring Sophie's family's territory with relatively little collateral damage. The more OP they could make him, the better.

Even with the explanation, it doesn't really push me to read more, and the fanservice isn't enough to keep me since I'm a gamer first 😅

 

[ciera]

thank you for the chapter

 

[Willie29]

current count 9 girls with a 10th on the way.
still needs more! get the oni and cat girl in there

 

[Justking14]

I really don't care about the war going on (or the occasional NSFW fansevice), I'm just here for Kousuke casually breaking common sense and rewiring everyone's sense of normalcy.

Spoiler

no worries. Next chapter should still be focused on him being broken.

 

[Mandobard]

Giving a mad scientist unlimited fuel is never a good idea

 

[popo53414]

Love how Melty is leaning on his shoulder

 

[Kikeemu]

Cyclops girl must feel like she's been given the total economy of a country x100 as fundings for research.
Thanks for the meal.

 

[K-Lye]

Uh.. so like I've been curious.. does snek-lady ever join the harem?