They live in a world filled with Monsters that can randomly break out of dungeons and murk hundreds of kids.
As said before all current tactics are made and promoted to have minimum risks, by working in teams and making use of eveyone's classes, and from comments it is clear that normal tactic against ogres is someone tanking and others damaging, the tank uses skills for taunting, DDs flank, but they do it while Ogre have full attention on tank, they most definitely retreat if agro is switched, Grandpa focuses on hitting the spots that will tire, restrict and bleed out the Ogre, while team is probably aiming for spots to deal the most damage with skills and kill Ogre the fastest. While Grandpa is showing how people can apply easy concepts in right ways to solo monsters, it can cause negative effects of some people getting too cocky and try to solo mosters without taking backup or being cautious enough, especially so because Grandpa is not using skills, those who do use skills may easily think that they can do even better tham him because they have skills of right category, behaviour that guild very clearly tried to eradicate, being able to solo enemy should be tactic for emergency or for very experienced fighters, general public should still stick to team play
They don't. The dungeon is well conquered, they have buildings inside the dungeon, there are institutions put in place, and people delve into dungeons with cameras to IRL stream themselves like they're playing a video game.
I won't argue semantics with you.
That's exactly why I am saying that it is difference in culture man, farmers know how to dispatch animals and they show it to their kids because they might need it in life, it is different in different families, but as far as it seems, when dungeons appeared they caused immense destruction, many people certainly died, monsters from dungeons can and will go outside and kill on sight if there is too many of them in dungeon. Current culture, television, internet and streaming, all formed with long lasting effects of dungeon danger even if it is controlled right now, you think they don't stream the process of team killing monsters, including humanoid ones? They do, that's the whole premise, they watch that violence, and it is important for them, who knows if one day there will emerge more dungeons, what if they will flood out the city or village? You want everyone get into panic and horror seeing all the violence that will ensue? Or you want those who can fight to protect people and said protected people evacuate as fast as possible being used to all those imageries?
I'll add my dimes here as well. it might actually be that through the perception of the old gen, the newer gens started to understand and industrialize the process of fighting these dungeons. This probably got into privatization and leading orgs to ensure the safety of the people who fight them.
They do. It's literally within the plot. It "not happening recently" doesn't mean they don't live in a world where it can happen.
