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The Boys Verse Debunk: Calc Issue

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So, this calculation was used to upgrade the Boys verse using a equation from this thread. However, one of the CGM explicitly said that new formula should only be used for mechanical scientific nukes - NOT explosions from substances analogous to nuclear weapons. So, no the new equation cannot be used.

Proof:
So yeah, back to KLOL's Calc: (3.80919301471 tons of TNT) for the High Tiers.
Thats it, there's your Boys Debunk bro.

Agree: @Dalesean027, @Damage3245 (Agreed with calc removal, ambiguous about downgrade)
 
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I would say the immediate problem with the calc is treating the fireball as if it worked like an actual nuclear fireball (which would assumes there is a subsequent shockwave extending for a radius of a few kilometers) and not the maximum radius of a shockwave, which would be more consistent with the visuals often presented in fiction because nothing past the radius of fireballs recieve any significant damage.
 
Yeah OP makes sense to me. Explosion being radioactive or just being shown similar to nuclear explosions doesn't justify using same formula. IIRC DT also mentioned it before.
 
It isn’t half-assed or whatever you may call it. If this thread passes, the high tiers loses their supporting feat, making sole statements less credible.

You can say it doesn’t outrightly remove all 8-A feats, but don’t attempt to shit on the thread like it’s irrelevant.
 
When it comes to neutron bombs tbf, they can varied from the lowest to highest yield achievable as well.

Apparently the Lance being mentioned here is a neutron bomb that can been set to being 0.5 kilotons at the lowest yield setting possible too
 
It isn’t half-assed or whatever you may call it. If this thread passes, the high tiers loses their supporting feat, making sole statements less credible.
They're losing just one of their supporting argument.
You can say it doesn’t outrightly remove all 8-A feats, but don’t attempt to shit on the thread like it’s irrelevant.
This CRT is meaningless because it doesn’t change any statistics in the profiles, merely proposes to remove an incorrect calculation, which is the job of a CGDT, not a CRT.
 
When it comes to neutron bombs tbf, they can varied from the lowest to highest yield achievable as well.

Apparently the Lance being mentioned here is a neutron bomb that can been set to being 0.5 kilotons at the lowest yield setting possible too
We are aware of this, and as 2 kilotons is a more commonly used for neutron bombs, it was decided to use 2 kilotons.
 
We are aware of this, and as 2 kilotons is a more commonly used for neutron bombs, it was decided to use 2 kilotons.
Hmm, I suppose that is fair, but I don’t see why we should exclude the lowest yield as I am pretty sure statements never include any specific nuclear yields for any neutron bombs since the lowest yield could technically been a viable option there and a fair interpretation to include there.
 
I think this should be moved to Calc Group discussions since it's all about whether the calculation method applies here. Notably all the discussion is about calculation methods too. Does anyone disagree?
 
Hmm, I suppose that is fair, but I don’t see why we should exclude the lowest yield as I am pretty sure statements never include any specific nuclear yields for any neutron bombs since the lowest yield could technically been a viable option there and a fair interpretation to include there.
As I said, since most of the neutron bombs that have been produced or planned have a yield of 2 kilotons, it was decided to use the 2-kiloton figure. And in such situations, we do not use the lowest value but rather the most likely or average value. Since the average value does not reflect reality here and the most likely value is the most common one, we used 2 kilotons. In other words, we are not ignoring the lowest value; it is simply not common enough to warrant its use. For the same reason, we do not use the upper limit of 10 kilotons either.
 
They're losing just one of their supporting argument.
what other supporting feats exist for those arguments?
This CRT is meaningless because it doesn’t change any statistics in the profiles, merely proposes to remove an incorrect calculation, which is the job of a CGDT, not a CRT.
“This CRT is meaningless” “proposes to remove an incorrect calculation”
You can’t call something meaningless then proceed to provide a meaning for it.
 
what other supporting feats exist for those arguments?
Soldier Boy explosion and Chemical Plants Explosion. Both feats are High 8-C, and as the characters tank these, they serve as support for higher tiers. Also The Chemical Plant Explosion has been recalculated and, if approved, will become 8-B. There are also numerous supporting statements.
“This CRT is meaningless” “proposes to remove an incorrect calculation”
You can’t call something meaningless then proceed to provide a meaning for it.
The purpose of CRT is to revision the statistics in the profiles; that is where the name comes from. Incorrect calculations fall within the scope of CGDT, not CRT. That is why I said this CRT is meaningless, because it should never have been a CRT, it should be CGDT in the first place. I could have put that better.
 
Soldier Boy explosion and Chemical Plants Explosion. Both feats are High 8-C, and as the characters tank these, they serve as support for higher tiers. Also The Chemical Plant Explosion has been recalculated and, if approved, will become 8-B. There are also numerous supporting statements
That still doesn't support anything though? Your point makes 0 sense here and also "if approved", sir we don't deal in ifs here, if the re calc isn't accepted then its not proof or support until it is accepted which is still a non point anyways as it stands without this feat the neutron bomb statement becomes an outlier and thus completely unusable.

I'm not even sure why the statement is being brought up with arguments of 2 kilotons when thats not even something used on the profile which makes the entire argument pure conjecture since as far as the wiki is concerned we don't consider that valid or else it would already be on the profile but even then lets entertain the hypotheticals that the statement was used purely based on this 8-A as support, if the 8-A suddenly got removed the next best feat is 3.80919301471 Tons of TNT


That's a 525x difference between the highest feat of the verse and that statement which would make its use void anyways. Even if the hypothetical 8-B calc in question gets approved the gap between it and the statement is at worst 20x and ranges to being 181.81x depending on how wide the gap in 8-B is which still means its an outlier so just drop it.


Regardless the removal of this calc is fine and the characters should revert back to their High 8-C ratings, this is far from meaningless as a CRT
 
That still doesn't support anything though?
It is.
Your point makes 0 sense here and also "if approved", sir we don't deal in ifs here, if the re calc isn't accepted then its not proof or support until it is accepted which is still a non point anyways as it stands without this feat the neutron bomb statement becomes an outlier and thus completely unusable.
I said that if this calculation were accepted, it would provide better support. I didn’t use the calculation directly. Furthermore, for the statements ‘possessing the power of a neutron bomb’ to be an outlier, it must exceed the characters’ normal capabilities. And guess what—we don’t know what those characters’ normal capabilities are. The only thing we know is that two explosions at the High 8-C level did not harm these characters, and they are clearly above that value.
'm not even sure why the statement is being brought up with arguments of 2 kilotons when thats not even something used on the profile which makes the entire argument pure conjecture since as far as the wiki is concerned we don't consider that valid or else it would already be on the profil
Because the characters scales to 800 Tons of TNT via downscaling 2 kilotons. There is even an explanation for this on Homelander’s page.
While a common yield for a Neutron bomb is about 2 Kilotons, only around 40% of the power goes to the blast itself.
but even then lets entertain the hypotheticals that the statement was used purely based on this 8-A as support, if the 8-A suddenly got removed the next best feat is 3.80919301471 Tons of TNT
The statement was not based on the 8-A calc. So removing the 8-A calculation doesn’t change anything because the characters are scales to something different.
And this 3 ton-explosion did not harm the characters.
That's a 525x difference between the highest feat of the verse and that statement which would make its use void anyways.
It does not invalidate the statement because the characters were not damaged by the 3-tonne explosion.
Even if the hypothetical 8-B calc in question gets approved the gap between it and the statement is at worst 20x and ranges to being 181.81x depending on how wide the gap in 8-B is which still means its an outlier so just drop it.
For the statements to be considered an outlier, it must exceed the characters’ normal capacity. And, as I’ve said before, we don’t know what the characters’ normal capacity is. Take that 3-tonne explosion you keep mentioning—the characters aren’t scaling to that level; they’re scaling beyond it, because they weren’t damaged by the explosion.
Regardless the removal of this calc is fine
I have never objected to this
and the characters should revert back to their High 8-C ratings, this is far from meaningless as a CRT
No.

The fact that the highest feat calculated in the verse is High 8-C does not change anything, because High 8-C is not the upper limit. It would be a problem if the characters had taken serious damage from High 8-C or had struggled to perform this feat, but that is not the case, as neither of these happened and they are clearly scaling above it. Furthermore, the statement that he possesses the power of a neutron bomb comes from a highly reliable source.
 
The fact that the highest feat calculated in the verse is High 8-C does not change anything, because High 8-C is not the upper limit. It would be a problem if the characters had taken serious damage from High 8-C or had struggled to perform this feat, but that is not the case, as neither of these happened and they are clearly scaling above it. Furthermore, the statement that he possesses the power of a neutron bomb comes from a highly reliable source.
None of this matters? You don't have a accepted recalc and this CRT isn't about upgrading? Its removing a faulty calculation which will directly revert them back to High 8-C so everything you're saying right now is pointless and frankly derailing.


You can't criticize someone else and say the CRT is pointless since its just removing an accepted calc but then use non calc based arguments to dictate the content and push for an upgrade? That requires a separate thread so you can make your own CRT to get that accepted but this isn't the one for that. You can't have it one way for others but not want that to apply to you too, the point of the CRT is removing the accepted calc and reverting the ratings accordingly anything is a derailment and I'd advise ya to.stop
 
The fact that the highest feat calculated in the verse is High 8-C does not change anything, because High 8-C is not the upper limit. It would be a problem if the characters had taken serious damage from High 8-C or had struggled to perform this feat, but that is not the case, as neither of these happened and they are clearly scaling above it. Furthermore, the statement that he possesses the power of a neutron bomb comes from a highly reliable source.
Strongly agree
 
None of this matters?
It matters
You don't have a accepted recalc and this CRT isn't about upgrading? Its removing a faulty calculation which will directly revert them back to High 8-C so everything you're saying right now is pointless and frankly derailing.
Removing this calculation won’t turn them into High 8-C because the characters are scales to the neutron bomb statement. What’s so hard to understand about that?
You can't criticize someone else and say the CRT is pointless since its just removing an accepted calc but then use non calc based arguments to dictate the content and push for an upgrade?
What are you talking about? I'm not trying to upgrade anything here. The characters are scales to 800 tons via downscaling from the neutron bomb statment, and they don’t scales to this calculation. In other words, removing this calculation does not revert them to High 8-C. If the OP wants to downgrade them to High 8-C, he should create a separate thread.
That requires a separate thread so you can make your own CRT to get that accepted but this isn't the one for that. You can't have it one way for others but not want that to apply to you too, the point of the CRT is removing the accepted calc and reverting the ratings accordingly anything is a derailment and I'd advise ya to.stop
And I told you that removing this calculation doesn’t downgrade them to High 8-C because they don’t scale to this calculation.

As I mentioned in the 8-A upgrade thread, this calculation wasn’t even accepted. The formula used by the end that produced 600 tons was rejected, and the other end was not evaluated. And I mentioned this during the 8-A upgrade.

In other words, the OP is currently suggesting removing a calculation that hasn't been accepted yet and where the characters haven't been scaled.

Therefore, the characters cannot be downgrade to High 8-C for this reason.
 
So the issue is that currently there are two things upholding The Boys 8-A rating as detailed in this upgrade thread. The first was this recalculation - which has proven to be using faulty equation - and the second was the neutron bomb statement, which even in the upgrade thread was explicitly stated to be a supporting factor. This was repeated here by the Mod.
Now the recalculation has proven to be faulty which makes this statement either an outlier or an exaggeration. If we have verses that have feats at 9-A but a single statement that says "He can destroy the world if he wanted to", do we automatically make the verse 5-B? No of course not. At best you would get a possibly rating but even that is a debate for another CRT.
In short @ByArrow, a single statement isn't enough to preserve the Boys rating.

Now to counter specific arguments:
Strongly agree
I get where this is coming from, but characters still do need feats. They can upscale from their feats sure, but if they have never been shown to have feats remotely near this level - in the case of Homelander a nearly 200 times difference between the feat and statement - then the best you are going to get is a "Possibly" rating.
Removing this calculation won’t turn them into High 8-C because the characters are scales to the neutron bomb statement. What’s so hard to understand about that?
The neutron bomb statement that was contigent on already accepted calc and is now considered an outlier? Do you have any other calcs justifying the 8-A rating?
What are you talking about? I'm not trying to upgrade anything here. The characters are scales to 800 tons via downscaling from the neutron bomb statment, and they don’t scales to this calculation. In other words, removing this calculation does not revert them to High 8-C. If the OP wants to downgrade them to High 8-C, he should create a separate thread.
So the wiki should give preference to statements that contradict existing feats? So if a character A has barely Wall Level feats, but Character B goes "HE HAS THE POWER TO DESTROY THE UNIVERSE", then we should make the character Universal or downscale them from that?
And I told you that removing this calculation doesn’t downgrade them to High 8-C because they don’t scale to this calculation.
Yes, they do explicitly
As I mentioned in the 8-A upgrade thread, this calculation wasn’t even accepted. The formula used by the end that produced 600 tons was rejected, and the other end was not evaluated. And I mentioned this during the 8-A upgrade.
Okay this is even worse, so you mean to tell you put an unevaluated calc on the profile, on the main page of the verse, and used it as the main point for an upgrade CRT which you were a part of?
In other words, the OP is currently suggesting removing a calculation that hasn't been accepted yet and where the characters haven't been scaled.
Except it is clearly on the profile, and it was accepted. I don't know whether you are lying or confused.
Therefore, the characters cannot be downgrade to High 8-C for this reason.
So even if a statement wildly contradicts the feats given by the verse to the point of them being outliers, we can still scale them to these statements? Congratulations, you are contradicting the foundation of feats for VSBW

It isn’t half-assed or whatever you may call it. If this thread passes, the high tiers loses their supporting feat, making sole statements less credible.

You can say it doesn’t outrightly remove all 8-A feats, but don’t attempt to shit on the thread like it’s irrelevant.
I know this has more or less been gone over, but I will restate it there is only this feat and a statement. A statement which is now a gross outlier and should be disregarded completely at its worst or a justification of a "Possibly" rating at its best
 
Yeah, I think now that the supporting calc is getting axed, we should probably just make the 8-A rating a "possibly" rather than a definitive one, since all there is going for it is a single line of dialogue, and it's never a good idea to upgrade a verse THIS high compared to its other showings based only on a single statement
 
This seems to be suggesting the removal of a faulty supporting argument

And so far OP seems to make sense to me, it does seem kinda faulty
 
This seems to be suggesting the removal of a faulty supporting argument

And so far OP seems to make sense to me, it does seem kinda faulty
It is also the removal of the main calculation that got them 8-A due the reason in OP, so there are no calcs to justify 8-A only a single - very vague - statement
 
So the issue is that currently there are two things upholding The Boys 8-A rating as detailed in this upgrade thread. The first was this recalculation - which has proven to be using faulty equation - and the second was the neutron bomb statement, which even in the upgrade thread was explicitly stated to be a supporting factor. This was repeated here by the Mod.
Now the recalculation has proven to be faulty which makes this statement either an outlier or an exaggeration.
Let me repeat: for an statement to be considered an "outlier," it must exceed the normal capacity of those characters, and we don't know what their normal capacity are.

And that’s no exaggeration.
If we have verses that have feats at 9-A but a single statement that says "He can destroy the world if he wanted to", do we automatically make the verse 5-B?
To answer the question, if the 9-A feats in question do not cause any harm to the characters, and the 5-B statement come from a character who is the head of a company that began researching the character while he was still a single cell, conducted experiments on him for years, and developed a special shelter to protect himself against this character, then yes, we would upgrade the verse to 5-B.
No of course not. At best you would get a possibly rating but even that is a debate for another CRT.
In short @ByArrow, a single statement isn't enough to preserve the Boys rating.
It is.
I get where this is coming from, but characters still do need feats.
No. If the statement is valid and there is no contradiction, then they can scale.
They can upscale from their feats sure, but if they have never been shown to have feats remotely near this level - in the case of Homelander a nearly 200 times difference between the feat and statement - then the best you are going to get is a "Possibly" rating.
No. The Boys has enough things to be sufficient for a strict rating.
The neutron bomb statement that was contigent on already accepted calc and is now considered an outlier?
Neutron bomb isn't an outliner. And you haven't proven that it is.
Do you have any other calcs justifying the 8-A rating?
Yes, but it hasn't been approved yet.
So the wiki should give preference to statements that contradict existing feats?
There is no contradiction here. For there to be a contradiction, the feats in question would have to have caused harm to the characters. Since the feats in question did not cause harm to the characters, there is no contradiction.
So if a character A has barely Wall Level feats, but Character B goes "HE HAS THE POWER TO DESTROY THE UNIVERSE", then we should make the character Universal or downscale them from that?
This situation is not the same as The Boys.

In the example you gave, the characters barely have the 9-B feats, so these feats aren’t the things they can withstand without taking damage. And Character B is just another character, so the validity of that statement is debatable, and since Character A barely has any 9-B feats, it’s contradictory.

In the case of The Boys, Character A and those scaled to him have two High 8-C feats where they take no damage, and they clearly scale to above these. It’s not barely.

Character B is the head of the company that developed the source of Character A’s powers and conducted experiments and tests on him while he was still just a cell, and continued these experiments and tests throughout his childhood.

And Character B had a shelter built that could withstand the force of a neutron bomb to protect himself from Character A.

It also stated that Character A could destroy many cities, and that a character weaker than Character A would require a hydrogen bomb to be killed.
You misunderstood me. The characters are scaling to the neutron bomb statement, not this calculation. And removing this calculation doesn’t directly change what they’re currently scaling to, so they don’t drop directly to High 8-C.
Okay this is even worse, so you mean to tell you put an unevaluated calc on the profile, on the main page of the verse,
I didn’t
The calculation was accepted when the CRT was created, but the formula used for the 600-ton was rejected after the thread was created.
Except it is clearly on the profile, and it was accepted. I don't know whether you are lying or confused.
I’m not lying. The fact that it's in the profile is the person who applied the update's mistake. But if you look at the statistical value and the explanation section, you can see that they are scales to the neutron bomb statement.

Also, I am the one who did the calculation, and this calculation is currently invalid because the formula used by the accepted end has been rejected.
So even if a statement wildly contradicts the feats given by the verse to the point of them being outliers, we can still scale them to these statements? Congratulations, you are contradicting the foundation of feats for VSBW
This statement is not contradictory. And you haven’t proven that this is a contradiction. The fact that the characters’ other feats are High 8-C does not create a contradiction, since they do not take damage from those feats.

Besides, you haven’t proven that there’s a contradiction. Unless you can prove that the High 8-C feats are their maximum, there’s no contradiction to speak of. It’s like saying that just because Superman has 9-B feats, the others must be contradictory.
I know this has more or less been gone over, but I will restate it there is only this feat and a statement. A statement which is now a gross outlier and should be disregarded completely at its worst or a justification of a "Possibly" rating at its best
Once again, you haven’t proven that it’s outliner.
 
Let me repeat: for an statement to be considered an "outlier," it must exceed the normal capacity of those characters, and we don't know what their normal capacity are.

And that’s no exaggeration.
So if Character A no sells a 9-B attack and has a statement that puts him at universal the he is suddenly universal?

To answer the question, if the 9-A feats in question do not cause any harm to the characters, and the 5-B statement come from a character who is the head of a company that began researching the character while he was still a single cell, conducted experiments on him for years, and developed a special shelter to protect himself against this character, then yes, we would upgrade the verse to 5-B.
Despite said character being harmed by another who was clearly damaged - to the point of barely being able to move - by a lower feat?

It isn't

No. If the statement is valid and there is no contradiction, then they can scale.
Except the contradiction I just found, and the contradiction that Homelander thought the blast would kill him

No. The Boys has enough things to be sufficient for a strict rating.
A single statement a tier does not make

Neutron bomb isn't an outliner. And you haven't proven that it is.
Proved it with being over 200 times the current calced feat and the two other stuff I have put into this rebuttal.

Yes, but it hasn't been approved yet.
Then it isn't relevant to the current discussion. We work on what is not what could be possible.

There is no contradiction here. For there to be a contradiction, the feats in question would have to have caused harm to the characters. Since the feats in question did not cause harm to the characters, there is no contradiction.
I have already proven this false due to the previous examples

This situation is not the same as The Boys.

In the example you gave, the characters barely have the 9-B feats, so these feats aren’t the things they can withstand without taking damage. And Character B is just another character, so the validity of that statement is debatable, and since Character A barely has any 9-B feats, it’s contradictory.

In the case of The Boys, Character A and those scaled to him have two High 8-C feats where they take no damage, and they clearly scale to above these. It’s not barely.
And there is character who is critically damaged by an 8-C+ Feat - Maeve - and can damage Homelander. Homelander was knocked down and seen coughing post blast, so the damage while minimal is present.

Character B is the head of the company that developed the source of Character A’s powers and conducted experiments and tests on him while he was still just a cell, and continued these experiments and tests throughout his childhood.

And Character B had a shelter built that could withstand the force of a neutron bomb to protect himself from Character A.
Couldn't this be read as withstanding radiation especially since a Neutron Bomb's main purpose is radiation not explosion? Not a debunk on the Neutron Bomb statement, but it does show it can be interpreted in various different ways

It also stated that Character A could destroy many cities, and that a character weaker than Character A would require a hydrogen bomb to be killed.
Homelander would destroy many cities by targeting critical infrastructure, and can you provide proof of this character needing a hydrogen bomb to be killed?


You misunderstood me. The characters are scaling to the neutron bomb statement, not this calculation. And removing this calculation doesn’t directly change what they’re currently scaling to, so they don’t drop directly to High 8-C.
A statement which is getting more and more faulty as this post goes on.

I didn’t
Doesn't matter, it was used. If you know that this bad calc and it is used as the main justification as the 8-A rating why didn't you remove it?

The calculation was accepted when the CRT was created, but the formula used for the 600-ton was rejected after the thread was created.
Still on the profile, and still on the main page. If it was rejected, it should have been removed.

I’m not lying. The fact that it's in the profile is the person who applied the update's mistake. But if you look at the statistical value and the explanation section, you can see that they are scales to the neutron bomb statement.
And I have proven why that statement is unreliable and best a Possibly Rating.

Also, I am the one who did the calculation, and this calculation is currently invalid because the formula used by the accepted end has been rejected.
Then why is it still being used and not removed from the profiles?


This statement is not contradictory. And you haven’t proven that this is a contradiction. The fact that the characters’ other feats are High 8-C does not create a contradiction, since they do not take damage from those feats.
Despite him being damaged by 8-C+ characters, despite him thinking he would die to said 8-C+ Blast?


Besides, you haven’t proven that there’s a contradiction. Unless you can prove that the High 8-C feats are their maximum, there’s no contradiction to speak of. It’s like saying that just because Superman has 9-B feats, the others must be contradictory.
So like Homelander thinking he was going to die to an 8-C+ Blast?
 
So if Character A no sells a 9-B attack and has a statement that puts him at universal the he is suddenly universal?
Yes.
Also, there isn't as big a gap between High 8-C and 8-A/Low 7-C as there is between 9-B and 3-A, you're deliberately exaggerating there...

Even before the SSJ multipliers accepted and reinforced it, we easily accepted the 4-B from the DBZ manga just via a single statement from Cell, so why wouldn't we accept a statement from the former big boss of Vought who literally built himself a bunker?

So like Homelander thinking he was going to die to an 8-C+ Blast?
Homelander was afraid of losing his powers, not dying. There's nothing to indicate that Homelander would be killed by Soldier Boy's explosions; even Maeve survived.
 
Yes.
Also, there isn't as big a gap between High 8-C and 8-A/Low 7-C as there is between 9-B and 3-A, you're deliberately exaggerating there...

Even before the SSJ multipliers accepted and reinforced it, we easily accepted the 4-B from the DBZ manga just via a single statement from Cell, so why wouldn't we accept a statement from the former big boss of Vought who literally built himself a bunker?
Two wrongs don't make a right. If you believe Cell and DB's Solar System ratings are outliers feel free to make a CRT to debunk it.

Homelander was afraid of losing his powers, not dying. There's nothing to indicate that Homelander would be killed by Soldier Boy's explosions; even Maeve survived.
Survived as in not being able to move without assistance and showing clear damage afterwards?
 
Two wrongs don't make a right. If you believe Cell and DB's Solar System ratings are outliers feel free to make a CRT to debunk it.
I don't think that's the case for Homelander, so why would I think it would be the case for Cell?

Survived as in not being able to move without assistance and showing clear damage afterwards?
She lost her powers right after the explosion, so obviously she was going to have injuries after her fall.
 
So if Character A no sells a 9-B attack and has a statement that puts him at universal the he is suddenly universal?
If there is no contradiction, and the statement comes from a reliable source, then yes.
Meave’s injuries were not caused by the explosion, but by the fight she had with Homelander.
Except the contradiction I just found, a
If you’re referring to what you mentioned earlier, as I said, Meave’s wounds weren’t caused by the explosion. So this isn’t a contradiction
First of all, Homelander didn’t know the extent of the blast’s power, nor did he possess any ability that would have allowed him to know. And of course, that’s exactly what he would think: the person who going to do the blast is someone he believes to be as powerful as himself—someone he’s recently exchanged blows with and who is trying to kill him—and he knows they’re trying to kill him.
A single statement a tier does not make
It does. If the statement comes from a sufficiently reliable source and there are no inconsistencies, it can be used for a tier upgrade.
Proved it with being over 200 times the current calced feat and
First of all, it is you who needs to prove something right now, because you are the one suggested the downgrade. Furthermore, the fact that it is 200 times higher does not automatically make it an outlier.

For it to be an Outliner, the statement in question must be above the character’s normal capacity. And we do not know the normal capacity of these characters. All we know is that an explosion at the High 8-C level did not harm him and he tanked all weapon.
the two other stuff I have put into this rebuttal.
I’ve debunked everything you’ve said.
Then it isn't relevant to the current discussion. We work on what is not what could be possible.
That is why I did not share these calculations.
I have already proven this false due to the previous examples
No you didn't. Meave’s injuries were caused by Homelander.
And there is character who is critically damaged by an 8-C+ Feat - Maeve - and can damage Homelander.
As I said, Meave’s injuries were caused by Homelander, not the explosion.
Homelander wasn’t knocked down. It was just that the debris fell on top of him, and Homelander brushed it off. And Homelander coughed because dust had got into his lungs from the explosion. If he’d coughed up blood, that would have been damage, but he didn’t cough up blood.
Couldn't this be read as withstanding radiation especially since a Neutron Bomb's main purpose is radiation not explosion? Not a debunk on the Neutron Bomb statement, but it does show it can be interpreted in various different ways
No, because the statement is that Homelander possesses the power of a neutron bomb. You can’t interpret it that way.
Homelander would destroy many cities by targeting critical infrastructure,
This is what he will do before destroying the city. First, he will take down the defences; then he will destroy the critical infrastructure; and finally, he will wipe New York off the map. He isn’t saying he will destroy the city by destroying its critical infrastructure.
and can you provide proof of this character needing a hydrogen bomb to be killed?
Maeve says that there was a type of weapon that was used to kill him [Soldier Boy], which prompts Butcher to say "must have been a f***ing H-bomb, he was nearly as strong as [Homelander]" in response.

Butcher is a former soldier who works with the CIA and knows about supers and has been investigating Homelander for a long time after him and trying to kill him. So his statements is too valid and credible to be dismissed.
A statement which is getting more and more faulty as this post goes on.
No, it doesn't
Doesn't matter, it was used. If you know that this bad calc and it is used as the main justification as the 8-A rating why didn't you remove it?
It was not the main justification; rather, the main justification was the neutron bomb statement, and everything else was used to support that.
Still on the profile, and still on the main page. If it was rejected, it should have been removed.
Yes, it needs to be removed.
And I have proven why that statement is unreliable and best a Possibly Rating.
No, you haven't.
Then why is it still being used and not removed from the profiles?
I don’t know; ask the person who added it.
Despite him being damaged by 8-C+ characters, despite him thinking he would die to said 8-C+ Blast?
As I said, Meave’s injuries weren’t caused by the explosion but by Homelander, and Homelander had no idea how powerful the explosion was. All he knew was that someone as powerful as himself, someone capable of going toe-to-toe with him, was working alongside someone who had sworn to kill him; that they had come to kill him, pinned him to the ground, and were about to try to kill him with some sort of charged attack. And, as any sensible person would do, he fled.
So like Homelander thinking he was going to die to an 8-C+ Blast?
Homelander had no idea how powerful the explosion was. All he knew was that someone as powerful as himself, someone capable of going toe-to-toe with him, was working alongside someone who had sworn to kill him; that they had come to kill him, pinned him to the ground, and were about to try to kill him with some sort of charged attack. And, as any sensible person would do, he fled.

There is also a statement that, there isn't a weapon on earth they haven't thrown at him, they all failed.
Without including nuclear bombs, this places Homelander above bombs such as the GBU-43/B MOAB, which are at the lower end of the 8-B range (11 Tons of TNT).
 
I think this is pretty obvious that the original logic of the 8-A thread was "Hey, they have an 8-A feat, and thus this slightly higher 8-A statement should okay to use since its supported." Now that the 8-A feat is gone, there's nothing to support the statement, and thus it shouldn't be used.

Count me as agreeing.
 
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