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Why is human Ben scaling relevant to this thread?
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Why is human Ben scaling relevant to this thread?
I don't really fear that it won't happen again, because there's not much to add. The lines I showed kind of prove the opposite, because Max admits that it's happening faster than expected. They even tell Pierce to gather the team because time is running out, besides the lack of evidence that it's a chain reaction. so I believe it is not possible to categorize this destruction as a chain reaction.You kind of repeated the same argument, it seems to me like all it genuinely does is the destabilization happening via drilling a hole is simply causing a chain reaction, not that the drill itself was causing the destruction.
Non of your evidence go against it being a chain reaction???I don't really fear that it won't happen again, because there's not much to add. The lines I showed kind of prove the opposite, because Max admits that it's happening faster than expected. They even tell Pierce to gather the team because time is running out, besides the lack of evidence that it's a chain reaction. so I believe it is not possible to categorize this destruction as a chain reaction.
I think I made it very clear in my argument that I am not considering freezing the drill = High 3-A, but rather that the ice has durability to the point that the force generated by the drill does not affect it = High 3-A. It's kind of obvious that destroying the weapon does not make it resistant to the bullet fired, otherwise Ben in human form would have achieved something absurd.This feat was mentioned in a CRT about a year ago, and I've never understood it since.
Destroying a weapon's bullet and destroying the weapon itself are two different things. The size of the drill doesn't affect its destructive power. It seems to hinder the drill's ability to function.
Also, this could simply be the drill's hax. For example, in YYH, Kuwabara had a sword that could cut through spacetime, but this wasn't interpreted as a result of his power, but rather as the sword's inherent hax. It could be a drill with a low 2-C hax. After all, technology is very advanced in the Ben 10 series, so it's not impossible.
Also, there are many contradictions in Ben 10 episodes that don't align with each other. The events in this episode don't significantly impact the subsequent story. The information that the Plumber Kids met Grandpa Max influences the subsequent episodes. DR. The next time we see Animo, the events of this episode don't even come up.
Thanks for letting me know, I put it wrong.Also didn't Firestorm disagree? Why is he on neutral and why isn't there a disagree section?
The series makes it clear when he took recton, so that can't be the case.I remembered this now that you wrote it. Max was coming to say he was done with Null Void.
We've seen examples of some events from previous chapters being forgotten/ignored with the new chapters in the story. So I thought this might be the case for this chapter as well.
Just because the drill is generating so much energy that it destabilizes the Null Void, it still gets High 3-A. Whether it's a minor or major scale, it doesn't matter to me, it's not much interference, so we come back to the same conclusion: Big Chill high 3-A.I still disagree.
The scripts:
Alien: This entire dimension is becoming destabilized.
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Uh, Mr. Wrench, I don't mean to get in the middle of your war, but this whole dimension is destabilizing
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Manny: D'void burns the cormite in this furnace, which feeds his dimensional bore, which is literally ripping a hole in the barrier between the two dimensions.
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Animo: It's a shame to have to end this, but I've almost drilled through the dimensional wall, and I have a whole planet to conquer.
The AP needed to over time drill through the dimensional wall and the energy to immediately destroy a dimension in an explosion are two different things. I again refer to my chain reaction example. The former would be an unknown value but still less than the latter.
I don't know if you're talking about him saying that the dimension will be disintegrated or me quoting him in my reply to Apollonir, but if it's the latter, it's because of this scene here.Why is human Ben scaling relevant to this thread?
To be perfectly honest: I don't think so, but if it's just the fact that the drill's energy destabilizes the Null Void, it would hit High 3-A anyway.Non of your evidence go against it being a chain reaction???
What example are you citing that a feat of this kind is Tier 3?Just because the drill is generating so much energy that it destabilizes the Null Void, it still gets High 3-A.
I cited this example because he thought I believed that destroying the weapon = resisting the bullet's movement.What example are you citing that a feat of this kind is Tier 3?
its looks like to entropy pump featTo reiterate, the drill itself isn't destroying the dimension. The destabilization after drilling a hole is like a house of cards or domino effect. The drill itself isn't 3-A.
To reiterate, what AP value are you attributing to drilling a hole in the dimensional wall?I cited this example because he thought I believed that destroying the weapon = resisting the bullet's movement.
No big deal, sorry if I didn't make myself clear.
No mod other than Firestorm has commented, so no one really wants to continue further, unless we get another mod to comment, which if they disagree this will be denied.so what happend to this?
I agree with you. This seems like a destabilization feat that happened overtime, which is different from one-shotting the dimension. Additionally, the drill wasn't stopped, but the energy supply was cut off, which also adds more negatives to the feat.The scripts:
Alien: This entire dimension is becoming destabilized.
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Uh, Mr. Wrench, I don't mean to get in the middle of your war, but this whole dimension is destabilizing
#
Manny: D'void burns the cormite in this furnace, which feeds his dimensional bore, which is literally ripping a hole in the barrier between the two dimensions.
#
Animo: It's a shame to have to end this, but I've almost drilled through the dimensional wall, and I have a whole planet to conquer.
The AP needed to over time drill through the dimensional wall and the energy to immediately destroy a dimension in an explosion are two different things. I again refer to my chain reaction example. The former would be an unknown value but still less than the latter.
That's 2 mod disagreements there.I agree with you. This seems like a destabilization feat that happened overtime, which is different from one-shotting the dimension. Additionally, the drill wasn't stopped, but the energy supply was cut off, which also adds more negatives to the feat.
In this we still the light of Kormite energy when the drill cover by ice so the energy not get cut off but instead the drill stop instantly by the hard of the ice when it coversI agree with you. This seems like a destabilization feat that happened overtime, which is different from one-shotting the dimension. Additionally, the drill wasn't stopped, but the energy supply was cut off, which also adds more negatives to the feat.
In this we still the light of Kormite energy when the drill cover by ice so the energy not get cut off but instead the drill stop instantly by the hard of the ice when it covers
Well I'm not sure if it same but super saiyan god Goku fist clash with Beerus despite not instantly destroy the universe but if continue it will until Goku raise his power to equal Beerus punch and able neutralize the shock wave. The Null void also be disintegrate despite take longer time because the drill force to dripping a hole between two dimensions so unless i misunderstood something the ice of Big Chill hard enough to instantly stop the drill is High 3-A or Low 2-C maybe?And what do you propose that the rational energy of the drill to be equal to?
There's something called PISBut Rook reacted to Ben's transformation; he saw the shapeshifting. We're not going to tell you that Rook is also faster than space and time, are we?
A Low end calc could come from assuming that Null Void isn't infinite. The result would then be around 4-B/4-A.I advise that you talk to other staff regarding the time and mechanics of the drill in order to get a low end of the required AP.