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I guess this is a 'shop, but there is something vaguely amusing (in the I-know-it's-racist-but kind of way) in this picture:
@Stormtroper nice Ancient Mayincatec Pepe.
@lrdgck It's basically a representation of a three-dimensional thing where the three dimensions have some sort of fixed sum of "how much there is" of each. Like, if you're more like a Rogue, then you have to give up Fighter- and Mage-like traits. And depending on how much you're like a each broad category, you can read it to find out what that character class would be called. Or you can find a character class and compare how much of each kind of trait it has.
Mathematically-detailed answer: Say, you have 30 points to divide between Fighter, Rogue, and Mage and you have to use all 30 points, minimum 0 points in each. Simply reading how much Rogue and Mage you want already predetermines how much Fighter you end up having since you have to use all 30 and F+R+M = 30. So you can just read any two and get an answer.
30 points of each thing is the "purest" form of each.
(I could have picked any number instead of 30, but I picked it just for convenience. Any other number N would just get these above numbers multiplied by N and divided by 30.)
The slightly-tricky thing about this map is that if you read it from character class back to its axis scale, it doesn't quite add up the same way every time because they're not points, they're ranges. If you instead read the centerpoints of those ranges, you always get the same sum.
Each notch is three points. So each point is one third of a notch. Don't count in halves because these are triangles, and the midpoints of these triangles are not exactly between every pair of notches. Count in thirds -- which is why I picked 30 rather than 10 just to make it easier.
Warrior, the most Fighter-oriented class, sits at the top of the diagram, centered on F=28, R=1, M=1. (Let's call this (F,R,M)=(28,1,1).) But it's actually a little range from (30,0,0) to (27,3,0) to (27,0,3).
Cavalier, which is down and to the left, is a triangle centered at (25,4,1), but the ends of the triangle are actually (27,3,0), (24,6,0), and (24,3,3).
Note that all of those coordinates sum up to 30.
If your character has 10 Fighter points, 13 Rogue points, and 7 Mage points, then your character would be a Ninja.
I don't care; girl on the left is still quite attractive.
Also, no, I just wanted to comment that I found her attractive.
Real life Maz Tanaka:
It actually confused me for a while until I realized that I couldn't just sum them up and I couldn't even assign them as half-point midpoints because that turned out to be geometrically inaccurate.
I'm quite amused by these comparison pairs, I must say. Keep 'em comin'.
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I have a Polandball comic prepared, but I keep running into popecontent:
This is so unlike the other live-action.
Devastator's shade of green doesn't show up quite right on normal settings.
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It was made even worse by the guy who brought this all up revealing he's been held back a lot and is actually 26.