鴨池 retweeted
今のキャラで始めた時に思った事
・ワールドでも思ってたが、クリア後に全ての追加要素が一斉に解放可能になるので、情報が無いと何からやれば良いのか分からない(ゲーム内では「どれが何なのか」の情報はない)
・各地のBCに行くたびにアルマが解放を促すセリフを必ず言う事もあり、人によっては集会所すら飛ばしてオメガに行ってしまいかねない
・ミツネは解放NPCがサブミッションと被ってるのでタイミング次第では強制的に解放させられる(サブミッションの報告より解放が優先される)
・豪鬼はまだしも、ラギアは強制な上にミスったらほぼ1乙の水中戦があるにも関わらず、水中の移動操作すら事前に練習出来ない
いきなりラギアやオメガやり出したら、人によってはそこでやめるかも知れない
鴨池 retweeted
えーこれは実は無理で
スマブラみたいに一人で成り立つものとは違ってlolはチームゲームで
プロとして活動した人間と一般人じゃそもそもゲーム性が全く違い
コミュニティ大会はスマブラみたいにオフラインじゃないから替え玉やスマーフが横行し
日本がLoL勝てない問題の根本治療法は、
"一般プレイヤーが気軽に参加できるオープンコミュニティ大会の定期開催"
だと思ってる。
LTKDLやしゃるる杯に参加者が殺到したように、LoLを競技としてやってみたい需要はあるのにそのニーズを汲む土壌がない認識。
参考：youtu.be/D10tM77H-TQ?si=0O4L…
鴨池 retweeted
Police in three countries spent 8 years hunting a female serial killer whose DNA turned up at 40 crime scenes.
She never existed.
Her DNA was on a cup at a murder scene in Germany. On a kitchen drawer after another killing. On a syringe. On a toy pistol after a robbery in France. On a half-eaten cookie inside a trailer. On a stone thrown through a window.
Murders, burglaries, stolen cars. Germany, Austria, France. The same woman every time.
The press called her the Woman Without a Face.
Then in April 2007, a 22-year-old police officer named Michèle Kiesewetter was shot dead in her patrol car in Heilbronn, Germany. The woman's DNA turned up there too.
Now she was a cop killer. A special task force was set up. The reward for information grew to €300,000, about $400,000.
Nobody could make the pattern fit. A killer who shot a police officer, but also broke into an empty swimming pool and left DNA on a cookie?
Some officers began to suspect the evidence itself.
In March 2009, they found her DNA somewhere impossible. While trying to identify a body, investigators found her DNA on a man's asylum application form. Female DNA, on a man's paperwork.
That was the end of the Phantom of Heilbronn.
The DNA wasn't coming from the crime scenes. It was coming from the cotton swabs used to collect it.
The swabs were sterile. But sterile only means free of germs. It doesn't mean free of human DNA. They had never been certified for DNA collection.
The contaminated swabs all came from one factory. The DNA belonged to a woman who worked there.
Police in Bavaria bought their swabs from a different supplier. That's why the most wanted woman in Europe never struck in Bavaria, right next door to many of her "crime scenes."
Kiesewetter's real killers were identified in 2011. A neo-Nazi terror cell that had nothing to do with the Phantom.
The case changed the rules. In 2016, a new international standard, ISO 18385, set out how forensic swabs must be made to keep them free of human DNA.
For 8 years, the most trusted evidence in police work kept pointing at the one person who had touched every swab.
Have you ever trusted a result so completely that you never thought to check where it came from?
鴨池 retweeted
チー付与世界には消防庁が
→ない→ないので当然消防法もない。消防法は機能していない
→ある→あるのに消防庁がこんな許可を出すということは消防法は機能していない
しっかりしたロジックによってゼルージュ王国では消防法が機能していないことが証明されてしまった……ドゥーラ様、大丈夫ッスか？
