Mmm...nice ass there, Iri. But why you gotta destroy Jagi's ship and make a pirate fleet shoot up the planet to get to you?! And ruin Ayata's nap in a very...interesting way to sleep. At least I think that's some kind of custom bed. Or weird emergency crash brace thing?
I'd think that if something is precise it not only gets spatial accuracy but timing. So she knows where it will hit but is not so good with the crucial when, I'd figure. That or view is making a joke which...I ruined lol
If you want my theory on the meaning of accuracy here....
Based on her previously saying something about seeing all the simple paths to lead to failure she chose one that was so chaotic she couldn't see the outcome. This leads to to believe she sees many potential futures and the more time between her and an event the less likely she is to be perceiving the reality that will actually *be*. Not to mention if there are many individuals and decisions swirling through the mix she's statistically as good as guessing cause there're so many potential paths things may take.
I dunno. I could easily be completely off. It would just make sense in the context of view's comment since then she'd always be accurate but not be sure of which future is coming (though she'd become increasingly sure of an event as it approached (chronologically).
I can't imagine what would a planet of billions of nuke slinging, time seeing, very sturdy, item-teleporting, physically strong, and generally very violent beings would be like.
And how it would have appeared to space travelers first happening there.
Considering her plan seems to be: 1.Piss of already peeved pirate captain who you have done something to. 2. Fly TOWARDS deadly laser beam fire that can, and will wreak you ship. 3. Crash on planet near a heavily populated city, being the capitol. 4. Not die 5. Escape all pursuers. She's heavy on the "dumb". And considering she probably succeed the "luck" too.
Well, in her defense, you don't have to be super competent at being a hunter if you're good enough at winging it - and by winging it I mean diving into the most volatile situations you can find, making everything blow up, and dashing out slightly singed in the nick of time laughing maniacally as you go.
I dunno. Maybe that's just my impression of her. I just mean that being able to make consistently correct choices in the heat of the moment is an actual skill and can sometimes be substituted for knowing what you're doing with decent results. :P
Hmm. Reminds me a little bit of a weak kinetic/teleport from various and sundry psychic stories, crossed with... uh, Mua Dib? I want to say precognitive, but this is a lot more like how things were described in Dune, with all the pathways stretching out, converging, etc. Neat.
No one's digging up your head!*
*(Except for poor Yorick, alas!)
How far ahead are her predictions accurate?
Based on her previously saying something about seeing all the simple paths to lead to failure she chose one that was so chaotic she couldn't see the outcome. This leads to to believe she sees many potential futures and the more time between her and an event the less likely she is to be perceiving the reality that will actually *be*. Not to mention if there are many individuals and decisions swirling through the mix she's statistically as good as guessing cause there're so many potential paths things may take.
I dunno. I could easily be completely off. It would just make sense in the context of view's comment since then she'd always be accurate but not be sure of which future is coming (though she'd become increasingly sure of an event as it approached (chronologically).
*wanders off speculating randomly*
And how it would have appeared to space travelers first happening there.
Does that make a difference?
I dunno. Maybe that's just my impression of her. I just mean that being able to make consistently correct choices in the heat of the moment is an actual skill and can sometimes be substituted for knowing what you're doing with decent results. :P