@gwoyeuromatzyh savory is more ambiguous of a word than umami. umami, in the context of english, is used to describe a scientific phenomenon that they just happen to use a japanese word for.
@Jane_Dandoe but she had to walk up all 30 of those stairs, which according to you took the stamina of walking miles. that means she has to walk double the distance, which is a LOT of energy (1+1 =2, 2 is more than 1)
@thiscatg9tclaws@SilencedVouivre@klarstrup@soft_fox_lad@sstb__ if you have bad habits like this, all you need is one single off day, one single time that you maybe were a little tired and moved your pinky an inch to the left on accident, for you to lose a finger or even a whole hand.
@JustOneMorePaul But that would still mean you're learning the fundamentals. Which is what this whole thing was about.
Also that's just the verbiage used in these contexts. There are too many sub-skills to just go through each one.
@JustOneMorePaul In overwatch, ppl often consider the fundamental skills to be positioning, game sense, and mechanics. Ppl who've mastered at least one of the 3 are usually low gm. It's not enough to just know about the skill, mastering is the important thing here. Otherwise you're still learning
@JustOneMorePaul The harder the game, the higher the bar for what the fundamentals are, the lower the percentage of ppl who are past that point. Them being at the top 5% doesn't change anything if there are A LOT of fundamentals.
@JustOneMorePaul Overwatch is a difficult game with a lot of mechanics, interactions between abilities, and screen clutter. You have to get rly good at those before you can add nuance and thought to your gameplay. That "nuance" is probably what op is referring to as "actually playing the game".
@TEMPORAL_FIRE@danmeifreak ใใใ (bitchi) means "slut" in japanese and is used in different contexts than the english word "bitch". A lot of foreign words end up with different meanings and nuances in japanese.
@ThatGloomer@shojocutie@29Dihaw I think another part that makes it feel a lil like shojo is prob also the romance subplot that swaps the genders of the main couple. so the girl is plain and the boy is flashy. That part is almost entirely given from the girl's pov )
@HumbleKatsu@NeroSiegfried@neon4882@terrificprodigy How does the fact that the author decided to have the first time "Naruto chases Sasuke" be a mission change the fact that he wrote the plot of that arc to be "Naruto chases Sasuke"?