Majutsu Gakuin wo Shuseki de Sotsugyoushita Ore ga Boukensha wo Hajimeru no wa sonna ni okashii darouka - Vol. 9 Ch. 44

[Meijin]

I see casting berserk in this world costs no MP. Is that even remotely balanced?

 

[DevilBro559]

Hot diggidy dog, the artist truly thinks of everything to the last detail. I love that they showed the tattered clothes and the attention to detail, and also love the whole comedy aspect of this Manga.

 

[KuroeNekumi]

straight up first time watching anime:

their thought synchronicity is a thing of beauty there

 

[Hjek098]

You don't want to use 'eldora's name?

I thought of using Eldora, but her name is pronounced Ee(like eel)-Ru-Doh-Ra (イルドーラ). If it's Eldora then it probably would've used エ (E, like eh) than イ (I, like imagine). Iludora might've worked, but the "Il" is yucky and confusing without the crossbars. The thing I missed may be the elongated O (ドー).

 

[morichiro]

The faces man, those damn faces! Love them!!!
Thanks for the chapter...

 

[RC1138Boss]

Hahaha the dragon's angry face made me laugh.😂😂

 

[RanmaChaos]

Thanks for the chapter!!

 

[ColorlessBoy]

will reminds me of myself: trying to help the opposing team (or rando teammates) when I see glaring issues by giving them tips and tricks, or clearly gimping myself (ie. by using other weapons) when I want a bit more of a challenge, only to suddenly have the ppl act as if I insulted them

As someone who gets mad when random people I meet in ranked tell me how to play, let me tell you that yes, you did insult them.
If you're being matched with them, you are at about the same skill level and unless you've played with them for a while, you don't really know anything about their playstyle, it's not your place to give tips in that setting. Depending on the game, they might very well be making a mistake because they're trying to cover for you.
Most of the time trying to tell others how to play is a way to feel superior and gloss over your own mistakes by blaming others.

 

[KyrionZedd]

Ten zennie is that William learned a dragon polymorph spell from that scroll. He was talking about how it could consume you if you were not careful which sounds like something that could happen with a gone awry polymorph.

 

[feha]

As someone who gets mad when random people I meet in ranked tell me how to play, let me tell you that yes, you did insult them.
If you're being matched with them, you are at about the same skill level and unless you've played with them for a while, you don't really know anything about their playstyle,

Oh don't worry about us being same skill level, the ppl that seem insulted are generally the ppl clearly playing better than me (at least k:d wise). It is how I get to spectate them and see when they are lacking map knowledge or whatever the help is about
(meaning I know enough about their playstyle to know they needed the info)

it's not your place to give tips in that setting. Depending on the game, they might very well be making a mistake because they're trying to cover for you.

No, I disagree, it is absolutely everyone's place to give friendly tips. Being helpful to your fellow hoomans is a good thing, and I absolutely appreciated when others has done the same for me, using the feedback they gave to improve in multiple games (be that through tips about map knowledge, mechanics, builds, ui, whatever). It is in fact exactly why I pass on those exact teachings.

Most of the time trying to tell others how to play is a way to feel superior and gloss over your own mistakes by blaming others.

Whuh? Where did that come from? I don't think any such sentiment was ever part of the convo, how was that even related? Are you projecting your actions on others (william)? Or do you have a friend you often play with who is a bad winner or afraid of admitting to fault, or both, whom you project on william?
Because william sure as hell isn't taunting the dragon to feel superior or deflect. He has constantly been portrayed to lack those kinds of sentiments entirely. And just like william, 'most of the time', the helpful strangers on the internet are definitely not doing any of what you mentioned. Probably particularly if they are lower than you on the scoreboard.

The 'playing with handicap portion' can definitely feel like gloating yes (I have encountered others doing so to me, and know the feeling), but more often it's simply that games aren't fun if they aren't challenging and the better player trying to equalize the odds (the fact that I feel like they are gloating is because I live from my own PoV, where I am the MC. But truth is that most ppl don't actually care about affirmation from the random ppl on the internet). That they are 'patronizing' you is not because they are gloating, but because you (ie. I) force their hand (unless they are a bad winner, ofc. But you can tell when it's that kind of person from how they use the chat, or if they start t-bagging).

 

[R2D2TS]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[rabidvats]

I thought of using Eldora, but her name is pronounced Ee(like eel)-Ru-Doh-Ra (イルドーラ). If it's Eldora then it probably would've used エ (E, like eh) than イ (I, like imagine). Iludora might've worked, but the "Il" is yucky and confusing without the crossbars. The thing I missed may be the elongated O (ドー).

The /ɛ/ sound at the start of Eldora doesn't have an exact equivalent in Japanese, and the choice of Katakana to represent such sounds can be surprising, so I don't that reasoning can be trusted here. The long vowel fits with the English stress on the O.

Typical comic fonts allow you to use a capital I to add crossbars. This is mostly used for the word "I", but it can also come in handy to disambiguate the "Il" letter pair. So you could try using that if you prefer "Iludora".

"Irudora" is fine, though.

BTW, substituting "I stumbled" in for "Bit my tongue"/"Bit thongue" or whatever is really not working. Not when she's saying it all the time, clearly not stumbling, and clearly mispronouncing words.

 

[flannan]

Ten zennie is that William learned a dragon polymorph spell from that scroll. He was talking about how it could consume you if you were not careful which sounds like something that could happen with a gone awry polymorph.

Andrew... Really was an idiot since youth, eh.

I'm guessing the unique skill Will learned from that scroll will be enough to make the dragon say "I give" ... Though they way they worded it... I really hope this unique skill isn't something dumb like "tickling magic" or something similar to make a dragon "give in".

Well, there is a chance that the spell Will is planning to use is a spell that directly makes the dragon say "I give".

 

[stavekoff]

a+

 

[AnotherDuck]

Whuh? Where did that come from? I don't think any such sentiment was ever part of the convo, how was that even related?

My interpretation is that it's about general people in online games, not any specific example relating to this discussion.

I've been told I was an idiot for using a specific loadout in a game that was supposedly bad. He was raging about how I killed him in a way that was only possible because of said loadout. It's about idiots like that more than people actually trying to be helpful.

 

[TheProtectorOfPureHeartedGirls]

Hilarious chapter lol

 

[nobaka]

thanks as always for doing such a great job!

and thanks for pointing out some of these little details, i don't always notice them myself!

 

[Shinigamisama]

Now I miss Rotty even more.

And wow, Will. Did you have a Doctor's degree in Trashtalking?

 

[theShear]

... this Elder goddamn Manga. I originally had low expectations for it when the first chapters came out (Though it was a fun read) but by now it's clear the Author really just wants to make a fun story. And I dig it.

 

[Bullfrog]

Thanks for the chapter! I love this comic so dang much, the faces are just incredible and the comedy/drama mix is just superb