Hai to Gensou no Grimgar

[shinta|hikari]

That's what Mfauli was getting at. If stats actually increase like a game, they WILL eventually be able to slay dragons. They just need to grind enough and fight gradually stronger enemies.

However, if this is indeed a real world type scenario where the human body limits what they can do, then yeah, dragons would require ballistas and entire armies to defeat.

[Kraco]

That's what Mfauli was getting at. If stats actually increase like a game, they WILL eventually be able to slay dragons. They just need to grind enough and fight gradually stronger enemies.

However, if this is indeed a real world type scenario where the human body limits what they can do, then yeah, dragons would require ballistas and entire armies to defeat.

Nah. This already isn't a real world type scenario since there's magic and some other stuff we haven't seen. However, I have a feeling this is closer to a real world scenario than many jollier fantasy in the sense that some people have more potential than others. The original bunch of waking people split in two, and the other group already earned enough money in a few short days to promote themselves, whereas this MC group of lesser people were struggling to simply feed themselves. Although I'm inclined to think it's as much a problem of attitude, but sheer (lack of) talent probably plays a role as significant. After all, talent is only fostered by a suitable attitude. I have repeated it to death, but their lack of training is also a matter of attitude and keeps them much weaker than they'd need to be.