Bro their world have different law of nature.What kind of lame ass adventurers do they have that they refuse to explore an unexplored dungeon, that's the whole point of adventuring, hell dungeons that change constantly are highlights of modern RPGs even on table top adventures
Also, if you run out of supplies, you may have to make goblin soup, gotta do what you gotta do to survive, it is part, of being an adventurer
No one, that's who he is. He's literally random adventurer #6 who just got introduced here simply to provide opposition to Alicia AND a reasonable excuse as to how Suzu managed to get saved on time without it looking far too unrealistic.Bruh. I forgot who that obnoxious guy was but I didn't care enough to re-read previous chapters just to re-remember him. Someone should smack him once or twice though. Hard.
It's just a typical fantasy setting, same how every adventuring/starter town looks the same with walls built in a circle around a cityTheir city looks awfully similar to Labyrinth City Orario from that other light novel/manga.
It's just a job for them.What kind of lame ass adventurers do they have that they refuse to explore an unexplored dungeon, that's the whole point of adventuring, hell dungeons that change constantly are highlights of modern RPGs even on table top adventures
Also, if you run out of supplies, you may have to make goblin soup, gotta do what you gotta do to survive, it is part, of being an adventurer
The manga is using the lenguage and tropes of fantasy settings established by decades of RPGsIt's just a job for them.
Also a job where they can't reload a saved game or even start over rougelike. They either conquer or suffer. (Die.)
And they do have several adventurers exploring the new dungeon, they are just taking the slow and steady approach (to not die), rather than pushing on to try to save the (possibly still alive) trapped adventurers.
I guess the simile should perhaps be one of "earthquake rescue" - rather than rushing into the semi-collapsed buildings and poking everything to see if someone is still alive, you do it slowly and safely so you don't get more casualties (while still looking for trapped people while you go along, but you don't rush ahead out of the safe zone).
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Anyway, since I'm posting - thank to the redrawer(translator) and their hard work.
Also, according to the description in chapter 1 it seems like that previous team might have skipped a page. Could I implore upon you to take a look and see if that is the case?
The "adventurers as Joe Schmoe workers" has been a countertrope for a decade or two already now, so you gotta go back in time and complain to the first "trope breakers" I'm afraid. By now it's a pretty common thing..The manga is using the lenguage and tropes of fantasy settings established by decades of RPGs
If you want to change their job description, then they will have to call themselves something other than adventurers
They will be dungeonerers, or cave maintenance workers, but not adventures, an adventurer as the name suggest takes on the unknown, face risks, confronts death, and venture were no one else would dare to, they are adventurous
Not some guys on a pay check playing it safe
I took a look, compared it to the raws, and you are correct. There's is a missing page between pgs 11-12.Also, according to the description in chapter 1 it seems like that previous team might have skipped a page. Could I implore upon you to take a look and see if that is the case?
Yup. They use 冒険者 (boukensha) which typically translated as adventurer.is it really "adventurers" in the Japanese original?