>>35610608>Then why would you say some threads will be more powerful than others early because of the way things and set up, and furthermore claimed that “Dragon chuuba chuubanite doesnt make flying machines make sense.”Naaa, that's still true but I meant that more as a smaller nation by an indie chuuba probably isn't going to stand up to a nation like /morig/ and in that same vein, not every nation is on an equal power scale as every other nation in terms of tech and magic based on the thread and the chuuba. I've never thought that the thread's behavior and culture alone should determine its lore, I think thread behavior is probably the least important thing to consider.
With the chuubanite, we've had lots and lots of discussions about how the different concepts of chuubas might have different effects and do different things with glyphs and activator substances nanora. I remember lots of the specific rules and specifications of chuubanite were put in place so that they weren't just a do everything and didn't end up breaking any laws of physics. Flight and gravity in particular were things that were on very rocky ground the last time I checked, to the point where /nasa/ specifically didn't use anti grav chuubanite tech despite it being a pretty cool concept. There's also the general sense that it was used, it didn't really specify what part of the dragon chuubanite was actually causing flight to occur since the concept of a dragon can go in several different ways, like a really big lizard or wings or fire are all concepts attached to dragons. When something like, "dragon chuuba chuubanite makes flying machines" gets said, there's a pause that comes afterwards while awaiting the how part of the process nanora.
>>35610855Naaa, no that wasn't me nanora. I'm fairly cordial, if not extremely smug.
>>35611134We'd probably use cannons nanora, I think fantasy punk can only go so far
unless they're like that one guy from fmab, an elite lunaito could fuck up a tank like that 