How to rework gravity mastery without anyone getting mad

[cursive walrus]

I've always thought gravity mastery was a bad thing, because it barely captures any gravity related themes. There's the Q which is kinda gravity, because of the pull?

Then there's the gravity effects, but they last for 3 seconds, making changes that are barely noticable.

The problem with reworking the mastery is that a lot of anime fans would get mad that they lose the ability, which is fair, I guess.

That's why I suggest reworking the mastery itself, and have the Gojo ability be a badge ability, just without the low and high gravity effects.

Now, this badge ability would have a new obtainment, BUT so those who already had the mastery doesn't end up feeling cheated, I think you could add ANOTHER BADGE that's called "OG Gravity Mastery", which players automatically get for just having the old gojo gravity mastery. Players with this badge would automatically get the new Gojo badge ability, so they don't feel like they've wasted their effort.
This badge would disabled after the rework, so the new obtainment doesn't get forgotten either.

I think this would be a good way to minimize dissatisfaction across the fanbase if Gravity Mastery is get a rework, because it does need one. Seriously, there's so many cool creative concepts for a gravity related ability, and it could open up for so many different styles of combat, so don't let it go to waste by an anime reference.

[frigid vigil]

i think gravity mas is currently fine

we dont need a diff ability to be gojo

i also do think the anime reference is cool

sorry

[cursive walrus]

i never said anything about the anime reference needing to go

[frigid vigil]

i meant the reference is cool for gravity mas itself

[cursive walrus]

umm? imagine how many gravity related concepts could be in it. giant orbs that deal insane damage is not gravity related

[frigid vigil]

well i do like this one as it couldve been worse

[cursive walrus]

what do you mean

[frigid vigil]

it couldve been worse you know

[cursive walrus]

gravity mastery?

[cursive walrus]

yes it could, but thats no reason to make the mastery not related to gravity in the slightest

i like to imagine a mastery that lets you open a big area where you can manipulate gravity to your own advantage to confuse players

and walking on walls maybe..

[frigid vigil]

it is

red acts as an opposite of gravity

and pushes everything away

and blue is similar to gravity

[cursive walrus]

umm, thats just knockback?

[frigid vigil]

no like thats how the technique originally works

[cursive walrus]

and blue doesnt count that much because cosmos has a similar concept. also bind has a pull effect

and dont even mention the 3 second gravity effects players get right after being hit

because they last so short that it barely matters

[frigid vigil]

the technique is already manipulating space cause of it and it includes gravity

[cursive walrus]

all im saying, is that it could be WAY more related to gravity than it already is. Right now it feels like its more explosion and damage than actually manipulating gravity

[frigid vigil]

so it is reasonable

well it was technique inspired

and the technique has the reason

so yeah

[cursive walrus]

i hate this argument so much. if gojo can manipulate space, cant he do almost everything else? like all his powers aren't specifically CENTERED around gravity, so whats the point of that? it just includes gravity, but it could be anything else.

[frigid vigil]

the moves he do manipulate them tho

manipulates*

[cursive walrus]

still, his moves manipulate other things, so it completely takes the spotlight away from gravity effects

[frigid vigil]

his moves do manipulate space and gravity

[dark minnow]

"Yes, Gojo Satoru’s power, specifically his Limitless technique, is deeply related to the manipulation of space, which can manifest as gravity-like effects. While the base "Infinity" acts as a barrier that slows down objects by dividing space, his techniques "Blue" and "Red" act as attractive and repulsive forces, similar to gravity and anti-gravity, respectively." Copy and pasted from Google

[cursive walrus]

in AW, the mastery deals insane damage, so all the gravity effects don't even get highlighted at all.

[frigid vigil]

i thought the purple only did insane damage

[dark minnow]

Read this maybe

[sand wedge]

Where is the rework?

[cursive walrus]

this is an idea of how to rework the mastery without jjk fans getting mad that they have to work for the ability again

because if it is to get a rework

this would be a nice approach that doesnt hurt anyone

[sand wedge]

So rework it but dont have an idea how to

[cursive walrus]

1. i actually did make a rework concept once, i just lost it because of the raid. 2. read the message above you

[sand wedge]

"this would be nice approach that doesnt hurt anyone" ?

[cursive walrus]

i think this argument sucks, because gojo has a bunch of powers, those 2 just INCLUDE gravity, they aren't centered around it, PLUS if it was, the game still fails to make the mastery gravity related. like a pull and push (barely push, just a knockback effect), is not creative and enough for a non-jjk fan to see gravity in the ability. The effects of the orbs last 3 seconds, so the changes are unnoticable. And lastly, the damage and destruction of this thing is so high, that it completely disregards the actual gravity effects of the ability

[cursive walrus]

I suggested this as an IDEA to how you could perhaps approach reworking the ability, so the jjk fans who already had gravity mastery, don't get angry because they have to obtain the ability a new way.

It's a suggestion on HOW you can avoid the fans getting mad if the ability ever is to get a rework, which I think it needs too, but the concept of that rework is not related to the suggestion.