RTA Sousha wa Game Sekai kara Kaerenai - Vol. 3 Ch. 13

[UXLZ]

The only thing I can posit is that rather than a 'virtual world' the rulemaker skill of the MC is warping reality to his speedrun expectations.

Basically, in a scenario where the Slime does successfully eat him and gain all the knowledge, the speedrun abuse would stop working because the skill that makes it work would be gone.

Basically, instead of this being an MMO-type isekai where the world directly runs on game logic, this is a 'normal fantasy world' type isekai where the main character's special skill overlays on top and makes it appear to run on crazy game logic.

 

[mukiex]

Daam, whole crew bugged hard in Pg.19 and became 3 stories high!

Holy shit HTF did I miss that?! XD

 

[AlexWingace]

You forgot the most important question! What does the forbidden unused coin meal taste like?

 

[popo53414]

I want to delete my CoC

 

[FrozenToothpaste]

Bruh I love this manga so much. That gold coin cooking is the funniest shit I've ever seen in a while

 

[Psychronia]

Eating a noimage.png was not on my bingo card today, but that was amazing.

Doesn't look like it tastes awful either. It's pretty disorienting for the entire world to black out just so it could load in new assets.

 

[Markerov]

Dungeon meshi, ah, dungeon meshi...

 

[Serenata]

I want some hard correction for that slime

 

[Magatsu-no-Imouto]

Important note: don’t let him cook

for the sake of the world at large,

I'm afraid we have to let him

 

[N2O]

What in the actual fuck are my eyes seeing right now

 

[Carn109]

Bro Cooked

 

[AncientWatcher]

Yep, rooms filled with health items, ammo, armor, and anything else to recover and reload are common before boss fights in video games. Classic Doom did it as well.

Lagging the game on purpose to exploit quantum mechanics? Never heard of that before.

Cooking with gold coins? How the hell did THAT get past the programmers!?!?

Object #151 should have been commented out, or at least had any accessors and references to it deleted or edited out.

Did Bethesda make this game?

Yeah, anyone would freak out after seeing someone else eat something that bizarre and impossible.

I am guessing that the observed behavior of Object #151 is a remnant of its intended behavior: Eating something that would knock the player out for 1 day for unknown reasons. Maybe intense healing, as a joke, to advance the story, or to make the player vulnerable to enemy attack?

Of course Shachiku had Object #151 in his backpack. What gamer wouldn't abuse such a timesaver?

That slime shithead is about to blow his cover and get annihilated in a janky way.