Nozomanu Fushi no Boukensha Episode 6 Discussion

@Atomisten Not angry only calling garbage argument garbage. After all you even proved that you dont have idea what are you talking about, because there was no fake map and there was no need spend any money.

Well considering you are probably troll (I am giving you benefit of doubt as otherwise it would make you just plainly stupid), I will leave at that. Feel free to have last word.

@Tenzen12 oh are you mad that your fav anime is garbage? don't worry you will survive. try to get out to fresh air instead of being a loser introvert shutin who watches rule34 from this anime on a daily basis.

yes it was garbage. giving everyone a fake map on an exam is laughable. what if participants dont have enough money for new maps. plus they said carriages might have took them to different place. LOL.

imagine you having a math exam (in a couple of years when you graduate... FROM KINDERGARTEN) and the math teacher gives you false exam while the real one is in your hidden drawer of desk... and after you find it YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR IT...then finally you start to concentrate on the problems HE SUDDENLY TRIES TO STAB YOU. LOL. sure that's bronze exam for you. this is some super garbage and you are coping hard.

@Atomisten

Your example makes no sense and has to be one of the stupidest things I've read which is impressive given I frequent Reddit. The whole point of the exam and the trip ups the guild does is to see if the participants are actually paying attention to their surroundings and their materials as well as being able to deal with the possibility of ambushes or fighting human opponents.

Best episode of the series so far, as it plays to the show's strengths.

1. It emphasizes that despite being low-ranked, Rentt had a lot of valuable experience. It then presents how he shared it with new adventurers, which was one of the important points for which he was valued by his acquaintances and in the Guild. Kudos to the director for sticking to the "show, don't don't tell" approach this anime uses, as it is subtle, fits the slower pace of the series and is enjoyable to unravel, even if it's not that complicated.
2. Very detailed and believable worldbuilding yet again, where ranking up in the guild requires specific strengths that are tested in practice. Still, they do not just randomly get people killed since this gives them a chance to learn from the event.
3. The test for illiterate candidates idea was cool, but I'd switch up the proportions, having just a few people present for the written exam to further intensify the point how important and rare of a skill reading and writing are.

This anime does what I wanted for a long time, showing an experience, but not overpowered adventurer go by using wits, knowledge and connections to gradually move forward to a believable goal that is not a power fantasy trip. If this keeps up, it will be my anime of the season. There are better ones objectively, but the enjoyment for me here is top tier in the season.

@doomrider7
ok so if you take an exam in university about being a boy scout, and in the written exam they give you a fake exam paper and when you find the original you have to pay for it (map) without telling you any of it, you would get into the ultrabeginner (bronze) boy scout level if you do this? then instead of learning how to make fire in the practical exam, or learning how to make a tent and camp, you are suddenly attacked by a bear (examiners dressed into bear with real sharp claws/fangs) which you have to kill without preparation or warning. again, to learn to be a superbeginner boy scout. because the "possibility" of a bear attack or "paying attention" you are sabotaged by the examiners.

do you think this is reasonable? no you don't. which means your comment is the stupidest thing even YOU probably read. even though i agree with you on the reddit part. which means you probably frequently visit reddit and decrease the average level of IQ.

cheers.

@Atomisten

It would be reasonable because it teaches the low rank beginners to use their head (something you're not using) on unexpected situations. It teaches them that the dungeon isn't the only hazards they will stumble upon, they also have to think ahead for thieves and backstabbing adventurers and poorly drawn maps. This is something that it's best to teach with actual practice than to give them in a tedious lecture or just give them a manual on how to be an adventurer. Those who failed will get better prespective and will live to take the exam later on rather than being dead because they gave them a free pass on how to survive the outdoors.

Also your example is a terrible analogy, because stuff like making a campfire and knowing how to defend themselves is something they should know already.

Good episode.
Rentt is great teacher btw.
Loved Lorraine's reaction on his new name :))