There is no way that would take 200 ye-
>>going from one way of the cliff to the other takes about a week walking
Here is the problem

>>16952542
You would need to run ropes across for temporary support, so those can also be used to avoid the week long walk.

t. Civil engineer

>>16952541
How far is it?

What factors? You shoot 2 strings over, pound down some anchors, and then use that to get larger ropes from the other side, and maybe you have to do that a few times in case the string isn't beefy enough to drag the real string.

Realistically, you only have to cross twice. Once the supports via ropes are done, its just a matter of manual labor.
Where planning and doing the correct steps only speed up the process.

>>16952541
>200 years
bro one person coul do that in 6 months if they knew what they were doing

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It's a trick question. He doesn't age so he took it easy and worked at the most chill pase possible.

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The design makes me think he didn't really understand structural support so even more than 200 years.

>>16952541
Simple wooden structure? 200 years definitely, probably 600 if we are being generous potentially thousands of years of work for a single man.

>>16952541
A person with 200 years of life experience would have the wisdom to see that the Lord put the chasm there for a reason, and that there was nothing on the other side that he doesn't already have at home.

>>16952542
>>16952541
bro just build a tall ramp thing on one side and drop it across. or just take a very long pole and drop a length of rope on the other side

then you have all the time in the world to build the bridge

takes like a week or month tops to set up, then it's just regular carpentry

>>16952541
it took that long because demons kept destroying it.

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Apparently it takes more than a couple centuries to even repair a bridge, so building one must take even longer.

>>16952830
There's a village in Laos or something that built a large bamboo bridge over a river which gets destroyed by flooding every year so they come together to rebuild it each time.
Interesting contrast.

>>16952568
t. anyone whose seen a rope before

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the bridge is larger and more impressive in the manga, not sure why they scaled it down in the anime

>>16952839
That's how most ancient bridges were done in Europe. Wood and then destroyed in flooding. Stone bridges were rare.

>>16952597
>>16952606
>>16952618
I don't see how a single person could get the big logs on top by themselves

>>16952541
>join a few logs at their ends
>raise it vertically
>drop it on the other side(slowly)
>bridge.png

>>16953081
none of them look heavier than ~100-200kg, build a cart and pull them you DYEL faggot

>>16952568
that's pussy shit just long jump across

>>16952609
Also he got paid in advance by a dude that would certainly never go back to check the finished bridge.

>>16952597
>shoot 2 strings

>>16952830
That bridge was built by Africans and destroyed by Europeans during WWII though.

>>16955748
shut up nerd

>>16953081
t. city slicking retard

>>16952541
Are you banned from using ropes or pulleys in this scenario? Why would you not put up something that makes transport more efficient

>>16955748
It wasn't, if that were the case they would have repaired it. African countries have gotten more than a hundred Martial plans worth of aid

>>16952541
That's a few week's work, max. The real trick is the arched bridge you build next to it.

>>16952541
>1 year to make the ropes
>1 year to make a balista to get the ropes to the other side and build some rope bridges
>10 years to build all the components of the bridge
>183 years masturbating
>5 years to to build the bridge and rebuilding some components because of bad planing

>>16952541
>walking to the other side
Why not use turtling?
>prepare some concrete
>build 1% of the bridge on one side
>wait for it to cure, chillmaxx
>repeat 99 times

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>>16955748
it wasn't
and the bridge is "repaired"