"I'm not any kind of expert with computer games," Jaeger comments by way of disclaimer. Most of what Shiroe is talking about is only understandable in the vaguest context. Jaeger understands coordination, though, and that makes sense to him. "But it does sound like a very involved task with a lot of attention to detail. Working with others, knowing your group's skills and abilities, knowing your...opposition."

Useful skills, if they translate well. Jaeger is familiar enough with computer gaming to know that some skills do carry over to the real world. (Real? What does count as real here, anyway?) Communication, foresight, managing numbers and adapting on the fly. He'd worked with younger folks with a vast background in online pursuits, and it seemed to work well enough for them.

"And we're all learning how our abilities translate here. Especially with the...difficulties of magic here. It definitely recommends reliance on other skills. Getting back to the basics, I suppose."