Yuusha Party wo Oidasareta Kiyoubinbou ~Party Jijou de Fuyojitsushi wo Yatteita Kenshi, Bannou e to Itaru~ - Vol. 1 Ch. 2 - The Jack of All Trades Sa…

[MangaDex]

 

[Kaitensatsuma]

Chad Throwaway-kun is apparently the first person to consider combining class skills and nobody else, ever thought of this.

 

[Coldlight]

It's just hard to imagine that in this world people have not thought to combine skill usage OR organize balanced parties around specific roles. What, did they used to have parties with dumb/random compositions like:

• all support, no tank, no DPS
• all tanks, no support, no DPS
• all DPS, no support, no tank
• 3 tanks, 1 DPS
• 3 support, 1 tank

So Selma apparently came up with the unprecedented, balanced holy trinity of having 1 tank, 1 support, and 1 DPS minimum in a party, which is basically just the standard RPG tank & spank meta composition in just nearly every game out there...

 

[dementati]

So Selma apparently came up with the unprecedented, balanced holy trinity of having 1 tank, 1 support, and 1 DPS minimum in a party, which is basically just the standard RPG tank & spank meta composition in just nearly every game out there...

They're acting almost like there aren't any video games in this fantasy world. lol noobs.

 

[Coldlight]

They're acting almost like there aren't any video games in this fantasy world. lol noobs.

Excellent sarcastic response, but you might've missed the point. Even without video games it shouldn't be possible that nobody has ever thought of organizing balanced party compositions, before some famous adventurer named Selma came along to tell them they were doing it all wrong, with the roles of offense, defense and support based on what each member could do being apparently unknown to everybody before she came up with it.

You don't need to play video games or be a famous top-tier adventurer to figure out small adventuring parties are better off having someone who can defend, someone who can support and someone who can dish out damage. It just breaks suspension of disbelief.

 

[dementati]

Excellent sarcastic response, but you might've missed the point. Even without video games it shouldn't be possible that nobody has ever thought of organizing balanced party compositions, before some famous adventurer named Selma came along to tell them they were doing it all wrong, with the roles of offense, defense and support based on what each member could do being apparently unknown to everybody before she came up with it.

You don't need to play video games or be a famous top-tier adventurer to figure out small adventuring parties are better off having someone who can defend, someone who can support and someone who can dish out damage. It just breaks suspension of disbelief.

There's like a billion things that can potentially break your suspension of disbelief in an isekai/fantasy manga, if you choose to really dig into it. I think if you care about a super carefully crafted logically consistent setting and plot, you might be reading the wrong kind of fiction.

 

[SalvySaroj]

Sisters combo with low to high bonkers 👍🏼

 

[Freman]

It's just hard to imagine that in this world people have not thought to combine skill usage OR organize balanced parties around specific roles. What, did they used to have parties with dumb/random compositions like:

• all support, no tank, no DPS
• all tanks, no support, no DPS
• all DPS, no support, no tank
• 3 tanks, 1 DPS
• 3 support, 1 tank

So Selma apparently came up with the unprecedented, balanced holy trinity of having 1 tank, 1 support, and 1 DPS minimum in a party, which is basically just the standard RPG tank & spank meta composition in just nearly every game out there...

Yes, it's like Ready Player One where one puzzle is simply, drive backwards on the track.

Has the writer never seen video game players? That puzzle would have been solved day one, because every possible permutation of movement would have been tried out by somebody.