Just like Mel had said "make it a noble's problem" . That said, dwarves might want the tech and duty cause its underground and they are already familiar with the concept of railroad albeit the non auto kind. Plus , It will sooth their wounded pride that a human out dwarf them.Thanks for the chapter!
I mean, there is already a lot of benefits for the duchy. If he does as Liz says as something that duchy will benefit and then he will get some benefit as well.
I wonder how they will handle railraod maintenance or are they just going to ignore that part or leave it to the duchy(?)
Trains were in common use long before cars were.It's actually not that silly at all. Wind equals constant pressure flow in a certain direction. Just need enough to push it along. We've already seen a scale model iteration that works just fine, so the concept itself is sound- I do hope there's going to be some sort of issue with it that will require him to revisit the idea and rework it, though, like with the water.
Cars are individualized transport. Trains by necessity are timed transport, and can only travel set paths. All of America is larger than all of Europe. Trains are useful for long distance travel where you only act at each terminus, but that's about it. Using arguments for efficiency of cargo hauling for passenger travel does not work well.
@haurvatat23 @xaraphinaWill the subway have multiple stops? What about ventilation, water prevention, and emergency exits?
Since the only production of carbon mono or dioxide is gonna be breathing it's very likely most of that could get handled by the same wind magic propelling the train.Will the subway have multiple stops? What about ventilation, water prevention, and emergency exits?
i think even more ppl conveniently forget (or are just ignorant of the fact) that the dude i was responding to made a joke about the excessive security measures in tunnels irl that anyone hardly ever uses and i was simply humoring him with my response. it's really not that complicated. and setting this weird irl/isekai comparison aside since nobody ever mentioned it, you can easily start a fire just by friction if the train and/or the tracks are poorly constructed. in-universe even other components of the train may explode upon impact with enough force even if they are not flammable.why?
it's not like he is using anything flammable for the process.
and why do people conveniently always forget that this a Isekai with Magic, why would they need a fire extinguishers, when someone can easily use Water Magic?
Considering railroad network already exist albeit non automatic (dwarves and mining) , learning to maintain it is easier since there is already a foundation. Same precautions and safety protocol in terms of ventilation and such in tunnels. Speed is no issue since just by gravity carts can go fast so they already have such concepts of speed manipulation.i think even more ppl conveniently forget (or are just ignorant of the fact) that the dude i was responding to made a joke about the excessive security measures in tunnels irl that anyone hardly ever uses and i was simply humoring him with my response. it's really not that complicated. and setting this weird irl/isekai comparison aside since nobody ever mentioned it, you can easily start a fire just by friction if the train and/or the tracks are poorly constructed. in-universe even other components of the train may explode upon impact with enough force even if they are not flammable.
and again, you are literally derailing the argument. the point was not if the mc could make this safe or not, which is questionable already since i don't think he has the smarts to ask the dwarves for help, but that you can start a fire even without easily flammable stuff. not to mention that security in mines was absolute ass even in the 19th century when ppl would often die in collapsed tunnels etc and also work in complete darkness. so no way in hell would an isekai world inspired by the middle ages have a "security protocol" in-universe with escape exits etcConsidering railroad network already exist albeit non automatic (dwarves and mining) , learning to maintain it is easier since there is already a foundation. Same precautions and safety protocol in terms of ventilation and such in tunnels. Speed is no issue since just by gravity carts can go fast so they already have such concepts of speed manipulation.
He's still pitching the idea. Such specifics will most likely be addressed later. Multiple stops, however, is probably NOT on that list, since it's meant to just be a two way line between 2 cities.Will the subway have multiple stops? What about ventilation, water prevention, and emergency exits?
This is a story about isekai crafting though. Part of the reason for many readers for following is to speculate about how an mc is supposed to make modern technology work in the fantasy world. And crafting.For all worrying about this stuff... It's a slice of life Manga, not a hyper realism Train-Sim Manga. They're going to gloss over the fine details since they do not matter to the plot of the Manga. All we need to know is that there's going to be a Subway connection between the capital and duchy and that will benefit Liz and the territory through import/export efficiency. We don't need the details of the ventilation, water prevention, track maintenance, etc. It literally adds nothing to the Manga except to appease the handful of train nerds (I love trains and even I don't care about the fine details)
Just assume these details are handled in the "getting started on this project" phase that Miyabi is in and enjoy the slice of life.
Well truthfully, it's hard to understand when someone is just humoring or being sarcastic or being serious in comments, as those type of comments are usually with double meaning unless clearly stated.i think even more ppl conveniently forget (or are just ignorant of the fact) that the dude i was responding to made a joke about the excessive security measures in tunnels irl that anyone hardly ever uses and i was simply humoring him with my response. it's really not that complicated.
True, but we haven't even seen what kind-off plan is laid out by MC and those in the construction field, so we can't really complain about the issues that might crop-up (currently the plan is in just conceptual state).and setting this weird irl/isekai comparison aside since nobody ever mentioned it, you can easily start a fire just by friction if the train and/or the tracks are poorly constructed. in-universe even other components of the train may explode upon impact with enough force even if they are not flammable.
Technically it is possible, but the location and area in-between is important.Multiple stops, however, is probably NOT on that list, since it's meant to just be a two way line between 2 cities.
So, in a Blacksmithing Manga you'd want hyper realistic details on the temperature of the flame, the strength of the hammer blows, the temperature of the blade during the quench (if the blade is even shown to be quenched), the quenching liquid (water vs oil vs blood), the grit of the grinding wheel, the exact length of the blade being forged, the specifics of the materials being used to forge the blade as well as the specifics of the materials used to create the handle and pommel?This is a story about isekai crafting though. Part of the reason for many readers for following is to speculate about how an mc is supposed to make modern technology work in the fantasy world. And crafting.
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She is nobility so...does she really need to communicate that to her maid??Okay, I thought Alicia was just too paranoid about being discarded, but in the end it was totally justified, as they really did dismiss her.
The ojou girl really sucks at communicating her intentions to the poor maid.
America is just poorly set up for train based transportation everywhere. We can blame some of that on zoning laws, but another is just how much SPACE we have. Unlike Europe or much of Asia, we don't have the population density to really argue for trains, which is why buses are much more common. It ends up being much cheaper to build out rather than up in most of America (leading to the characteristic sprawl of American cities) while the opposite is true in much of Europe and Asia, it's cheaper to build up than out.Clearly an american ( tis I an american too)
in almost all aspects trains are just better. Especially when it comes to mass transportation. The reason why america is so goddamned car centric is cause of lobbying by large corporations owned by people like Ford who had an incentive for pushing their new fangled cars. Kind of fucked up that we are praising him for making the first affordable cars when in hindsight it kinda kneecapped our economic protentional by making less efficient use of space, time, and energy. but hey I'm just an amateur who picked up things here or there so what do I know. (yeah I know the assembly line was a neat innovation but it was bound to have been implemented at some point considering the simplicity of the concept) oh yeah jay walking wasn't a concept or a crime till y'know, cars were EVERYWHERE and did you know ROADS WERE ORIGINALLY MEANT FOR PEOPLE. kind of sad how conditioned we americans are for a car centric environment.TLDR cars are not exactly the best idea over trains, and Miyabi isn't only thinking of himself only anyways ( he likes building for other people, not to mention he's definitely the "journey is more important than the destination" kinda guy so his goal isn't only getting from point a to b, cause at that point just build a plane if you're going through all that effort).
Yes, some readers would prefer details, or like to talk about it in the comments. In this very thread, there are many comments discussing MCs plan, or about real rail systems. It's common in this genre on Mangadex. While other readers don't need that much info and are free to say so.So, in a Blacksmithing Manga you'd want hyper realistic details on the temperature of the flame, the strength of the hammer blows, the temperature of the blade during the quench (if the blade is even shown to be quenched), the quenching liquid (water vs oil vs blood), the grit of the grinding wheel, the exact length of the blade being forged, the specifics of the materials being used to forge the blade as well as the specifics of the materials used to create the handle and pommel?
It would be a blacksmithing Manga after all, so every detail of the blacksmithing would need to be explained in excruciating detail right?
Don't forget about all the combat Manga that don't go into any detail about the maintenance of the equipment.
This may be "isekai crafting" but it's not "logistics of managing a Subway route in another world." they've not explained in any detail how his other craftings worked, but the subway line needs details like ventilation to make you happy?