Yea I know. I meant that if having one contraption every few yards is an indication of their range, they’re not as good as they make them out 2b; if not, then they’re there as a show of force only and there’s way too many: when shit hits the fan and they start crashing down they’ll be a problem for everyone: attackers, defenders and civilians.

Someone working in complex mechanics should be more organised, spreading them in a precise net, one every “x” units of distance, but it looks like pure chaos up there.

honestly love 3 but the tech advancements become too much. it loses the core essence of what made soul land special, 2 already suffers a bit from it but i think the soul tools are alright and they meshed them well with the soul arts and cultivation aspects, but beyond that it gets too much. especially in 4.

they’re all ranged detection soul guides lol

the whole douluo dalu isn’t like typical xianxia that is predominantly ancient chinese. sl1 was like pretty normal old era without technology just mythical and fantastical then sl2 is like a victorian type era yet more advanced. sl3 and 4 would also be more advanced.
it’s fun seeing how they advance through the years as a civilization.

I thought the same. The Chinese are always trying to undermine the West like bad anime villains, but they’re not above trying to have the prestige rub off on them. The masters of fake.