Armorer kit reveal?

Well she did get a table at least.

"RTS;c-2216922" wrote:

"ShaggyB;c-2216423" wrote:

"RTS;c-2216419" wrote:

"Gifafi;c-2216370" wrote:
wait a minute. If you're an engineer and teach your kid everything you learned and know, how is he not an engineer? That's how jobs worked for thousands of years (and sometimes still do).

Because the real world is different than fiction. Nobody has ever "been" a job that requires a high level degree just because they learned it from their parent(s).

You're not a doctor just because your parent was and taught you what they know - it's not how it works.

Feudal systems worked like that for years. A blacksmith would have an apprentice. Said person would learn said job hands on and then take it over or go open their own shop in a different village.

So you are completely wrong when you use an absolute like "Nobody has ever".... because a bunch of people in history have. That may not be how modern times in first world countries work today... but history covers a lot of time...

What kind of degree is required to be a blacksmith?

Now what kind of degree is required to be an engineer or a doctor?

So you believe that doctors in the middle ages all had degrees?

Again im not saying doctors dont get degrees in 2021.... but in the middle ages during a true fuedal system... they did not.

Your use of "Nobody has ever" is why you are wrong. Many people in history have gone through their lives being taught by someone already recognized as a "whatever profession" on how to be said profession.

Today's world doesnt work that way but several people have in the history of the world done the exact thing you claim nobody has ever done.

Edit
Also many people seeking the job of blacksmith learn in a vocational school setting now... but there are a few colleges in the United States that offer bachelores and masters degrees in metalsmithing.