Yakudatazu Skill ni Jinsei o Sosogikomi 25-nen, Imasara Saikyou no Boukentan Midori Kashi no Akira - Vol. 1 Ch. 2 - The Story Hereafter and the Two's…

[Rheeve]

@mommunism

This phrasing leds me to believe that there were no guarantee that the "True Power" would help him, especially when it is mentioned after all the other obstacles.

 

[Silwith]

@Rheeve

Assuming those who had the skill before chose to be Adventurers. As mentioned the skill wasn't suited to that occupation, which also led to him having no help killing monsters either.

Assuming anyone ever had the skill, we dont really know how the System in this world work yet, maybe Skilltrees are Unique, maybe HIS Skilltree is Unique, maybe for all the other Level 10 is only "powerful", but not "godlike"

 

[cor3zone]

@Silwith You have to admit 'restoring' items only (pre-lvl10) is hardly a skill suited to combat, regardless. Even if the skill is the first of it's kind, people would know it's worse for an adventurer than, say, hitting slightly harder. And seeing as it took him 25 years to reach level 10, and adventurers are unlikely to be active for that long, we can assume level 10 in any skill is fairly rare.

 

[IdolTrust]

Can't he restore someone's cooldown of skills, making the girl a reflect cannon...

 

[stilgar]

All these people arguing about the skill and no one is talking about the mail shirt that was called a breastplate

 

[Silwith]

@cor3zone: My comment wasnt to reject that Argument ^^ of course, if the skill existed on someone else before the probability that that person would choose a non-combat profession is high, i justed wanted to add that it also could be that Skilltrees in that world are somewhat unique, or certain ones at least.

Before Lvl 10 its hard to see any real usefulness in the Skill i think, the time he can revert the items is not long enough to work as a "Repair"guy for things. To repair your own gear in combar is sure somewhat useful, but hardly comparable to any battle skill, so yeah, someone who got that skill would most likely live more like a "skillless" person, becoming a farmer or something like that.

 

[cor3zone]

@Silwith Right, sorry!

When you mentioned farmer, I thought of something. He was able to 'restore' the slime back into the bottle before. I wonder what would happen if he 'restored' something someone ate from? Like, would the missing parts just magically reappear (slime didn't but wasn't obstructed), would it go up through the throat, or would it just rip right through the body?

Also, MC would be seriously OP is he had access to a firearm. Infinite ammo, essentially. 'Restore' it after the damage is done.

 

[welcome2atlantis]

MC's dream? He achieved that when Sora could move and talk again.
Also, what is this about becoming young again? He's practically immortal with that Restoration skill then.

 

[Silwith]

@cor3zone: Hah, thats an intresting idea, but I think, if thats possible the Limit of how often he can do it would be the problem. I mean, it would rot, beacause he can do only a few seconds, so he could use like... a fruit to feed him easy a whole day, but thats pretty much it

Firearm same, well, if it was something like an OP-ancient weapon and no one can make ammunition and there only exists like 20 shot, than he could use it, since he can refill it trough the ability probably , but still in a restricted way trough the Limit per Day.

 

[cor3zone]

@Silwith Well, we don't know his limit before level 10. But 10/hour means potentially 240/day. Since he could 'restore' the dagger's blade by touching the handle, and the slime by the flask, he could probably restore the gun with ammo in it. Say the gun holds just 2 rounds, that's 480 rounds/day.

Actually, he couldn't feed himself that way. The slime returned to the flask, remember? Meaning any bites he took would leave his stomach. I was thinking more like, gruesome assassination.

 

[sketches]

Uh wait, if he can revert age, that means he could literally make things disappear out of existence.

 

[daime17]

He can't restore his youth?

 

[Woodfolk]

@daime17

it seem like he could only restore damage from battle so he can't deal with aging or sickness

 

[Rayster]

<Stagnation>, <Restore>, and <Reverse> are all Time-elemental abilities, were there other people from MC's village with Time elemental abilities, could it be that it's a powerful hidden village?

If <Restore> is further evolved, will it be able to restore an area to the past condition? Maybe then MC could restore his village, or even restore the world somehow. <Reverse> sounds like it could be really strong after level10 too, perhaps it could reverse time or something, maybe could even travel to the past in its ultimate form. It's all up to the author the direction of the plot, it could go very deep and complicated with time abilities involved or just slice-of-life-ish adventures.

 

[CountryMage]

@mommunism not very likely, the grandpa infers that there are other types of Restoration, but that Time Manipulation runs in the family, so his Restoration is more a reset, while others may have a heal. The girl wasn't turned back 25 years, she was put in stasis just as she would have died, so he only had to restore her to a moment just before she was frozen, just before the injury, about a minute at most. Also, grinding skill points can't be done as a party, you need to get the kill.

 

[mommunism]

@CountryMage Where does the grandpa infer either of those things? You're right that he had to restore her to a moment before she was frozen, and she was frozen 25 years previous. Like I already explained, if stasis prevents restoration time from moving it would not make any sense for restoration to be able to move someone out of stasis. As for grinding, you seem to be suggesting that support classes are just supposed to be useless, but you don't know whether he needs to get the kill, and I don't see why a party ever wouldn't split kills were this the case.

 

[Silwith]

@mommunism Yep, we dont know if you need to get the kill or only be involved in it to get a share. About the Stasis, reverting the One in Stasis may "break" the Stasis itself, we dont know the exact conditions, but both abilitys are "Time"-abilitys, right? Stasis stops it and Restoration reverts it, so if a Target in Stasis gets reverted it would be logical for the Stasis to "break", since the time doesnt stand still anymore when its get reversed :3
So the time is standing still for her since the second the Stasis was cast, but he reverses her time, which would bring her instantly ins the state she was before the Stasis was cast, since it was technically cast in this very moment for her. It does make sense if the Stasis is a "Timestop" and Restoration a "Time Reverse"

@cor3zone Ah, you're right, no feeding, but yeah, i had 10 per day in my Head, that would be hard, but it was per Hour, so Ammunition would be a possible use in a connected System maybe, wouldnt work with something like a bow though.

 

[Wolvenworks]

so heartwarming

MC should defo de-age himself if he can

 

[mommunism]

@Silwith Right, it would be logical for the stasis to break if you reverted time to before it started, but only if you're working with real-world time, not time that's frozen according to the stasis, which would make it paradoxical. If you were working with time according to the stasis (which is one-dimensional), you cannot revert or advance it out of the stasis itself, that doesn't make any sense because the stasis encompasses the timeline. Hence he must be working with time according to the world, hence he has to send her back 25 years, not mere minutes.

 

[Zuccman]

pretty smart of him to restore them to the point where they were drunk