Isekai de Tame Shita Saikyou no Tsukaima wa, Osananajimi no Bishoujo deshita - Vol. 1 Ch. 16.1
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So who's the next girl to be tamed? The healer, or the gorilla?
From team-building perspective, some of the tamed beast would already be gorilla. So, I woulda pick healer.
From a team-building perspective they already have a better healer than her and combat ability raises with every tame anyway. I'd go shopping for some power that can't be replicated with what they have.From team-building perspective, some of the tamed beast would already be gorilla. So, I woulda pick healer.
Their healer relies on potions though. A magic healer can heal from a distance without disrupting the battle. And if it's anything like RPGs, buffing and debuffing skills are an essential part of a healer's kit.
True their current "healer" have a more "all purpose utility" albeit with finite potions.
However! You can't go against the ultimate "waifuable" argument!
Meh. Just gotta collect them all. He's a noble where polygamy is allowed after all, and one of the main waifus already gave the approval to share.True their current "healer" have a more "all purpose utility" albeit with finite potions.
However! You can't go against the ultimate "waifuable" argument!
I admit I look at this from a D&D perspective, but I honestly find potions (especially super-powerful ones, like here) preferable to healbots, since every combatant can administer healing by themselves when it's needed. I suppose if you factor in injuries disabling them from doing so, the healbot gains pros. As for debuffs, unless they were to fight opponents whom are very difficult/impossible to straight up damage, there's little use for those, just like they haven't really needed the alchemist girl's buffing potions.
I see that as only a pro for a party of heavy hitters. As for the potions being finite, well so is whatever magic the healer girl uses, as was shown in the flashbacks. The difference is, you can prepare a metric shitton of them in advance, while you're stuck with whatever capacity the healer has for doing her job.
Damn, you just had to bring out the big guns, didn't you?However! You can't go against the ultimate "waifuable" argument!
Still, it remains to be seen whether the waifu doesn't turn out to be trash!
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Are you the type that use potion when there's heal spell? That's deviant, you know? (half joking)
Resting at inn cost less than buying potion.
Also, you had to factor in the spawn rate or drop rate of the material for the alchemy.
I'm adult, so I don't judge people interest in gorillaStill, it remains to be seen whether the waifu doesn't turn out to be trash!
My post on prev chap
Actually if this could be confirmed, it might ease up early.
Also additional thing to note, from the prince's flashback, he potentially had developed underlying trauma at bedding his victim and it could be he now doesn't go that far anymore.
Still, ¯\(ツ)/¯
Tho I like how the shitty prince is a reflection of MC's worst possibility
I'm the type to go the full adventuring day figuring out increasingly elaborate ways to conserve slots and then go rest with a full spellbook, like an idiot. Though admittedly, the same thing happens if an item is "too good", so I'll usually just chug the supbar potions. I'll need the good ones for later. Much later, just like spell slots...
There were precious few times I was short on money, no matter the game. After all, a nice haul is just a couple of dozens of brigands' corpses away and if you know what you're doing, you can pretty much automate a revenue stream right into your pocket. Levels, abilities and classes not so much, so being able to skip a dedicated healer for other utility is always too tasty to pass up. The MC here should be even less dependant on cash, since he's nobility now with the support of the royal family. Besides, alchemist girl has been brewing those potions up somehow without a trust fund so far, must not take much
Hey now, I already said the other one's useless too. Disregard the thots, bro. They are temporary, whereas the glory of an OP party lasts foreverI'm adult, so I don't judge people interest in gorilla
Let's see if I can objects all those reasoning with few words,I'm the type to go the full adventuring day figuring out increasingly elaborate ways to conserve slots and then go rest with a full spellbook, like an idiot. Though admittedly, the same thing happens if an item is "too good", so I'll usually just chug the supbar potions. I'll need the good ones for later. Much later, just like spell slots...
There were precious few times I was short on money, no matter the game. After all, a nice haul is just a couple of dozens of brigands' corpses away and if you know what you're doing, you can pretty much automate a revenue stream right into your pocket. Levels, abilities and classes not so much, so being able to skip a dedicated healer for other utility is always too tasty to pass up. The MC here should be even less dependant on cash, since he's nobility now with the support of the royal family. Besides, alchemist girl has been brewing those potions up somehow without a trust fund so far, must not take much
Hey now, I already said the other one's useless too. Disregard the thots, bro. They are temporary, whereas the glory of an OP party lasts forever
glory of an OP party lasts until... the final boss!
Hoes tho, is where the real post game at!
(including literal hoe if there's farming mini game)Imagine investing in stats and skills but the character's ending is ass you turn off the game with bad aftertaste
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