- 7,977
- 12,163
Why did they say it then? Was it edited?The CGM said to use Fragmentation and that's what's used in the calc.
"Energy (frag): 1.54516778e11 * 8 = 1236134224000 Joules"
Thats volume x joules per cc for Fragmentation of rock.
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Why did they say it then? Was it edited?The CGM said to use Fragmentation and that's what's used in the calc.
"Energy (frag): 1.54516778e11 * 8 = 1236134224000 Joules"
Thats volume x joules per cc for Fragmentation of rock.
Why did they say it then? Was it edited?
I meant why did Psychomaster tell them to use fragmentation if they already were?
Violent Frag. was probably used first then it got swapped to Frag. to align with the CGM's comment. I imagine this is what happened.I meant why did Psychomaster tell them to use fragmentation if they already were?
they used vfrag the first time. then they were told to use frag so they edited the calc to where it looks like it always used fragI meant why did Psychomaster tell them to use fragmentation if they already were?
KT and FinePoint are fine with the implementation of the calcs and scaling.So what is the consensus so far? I'm not good with these calc stuff
YesIs the sandbox in the OP up to date?
I should mention I updated the calc to use the new planet size calc. If that's a problem, I can just roll it back to the old one.
That calc still seems to be using the old sizeI should mention I updated the calc to use the new planet size calc. If that's a problem, I can just roll it back to the old one.
Right, I forgot about that one but the other ones use the new size. I can update that end as well, if you want.That calc still seems to be using the old size
It is updated.Sure
The 31.93 second end is the high end. Currently the low end is accepted.Is the calc actually updated? The end of the calc that uses the 31.93 second timeframe has one distance value, and all the other ends have a different distance value. Only one end is marked as accepted in the blog.
Assuming that 31.93 second end is the only end being proposed, it's not what is in line with the sandbox currently.
The question remains why the versions are using different distance values.The 31.93 second end is the high end. Currently the low end is accepted.
Because they work on different assumptions? Using the same timeframe for a significantly higher distance is illogical.The question remains why the versions are using different distance values.
I'll address it more tomorrow, but why precisely would any of the timeframe values be applicable for one distance value and not the other? Which assumptions are at work for each version that makes this the case?Because they work on different assumptions? Using the same timeframe for a significantly higher distance is illogical.
I don't recall it ever being stated he went beyond the horizon as viewed room the to of the mountain.As we already know. Wapol was sent beyond the horizon at high speeds to an unknown island.
Is that the sole indication that island became the Evil Black Drum Kingdom? That we're not down him travelling inside the cover story?Furthermore, we know for a fact the Evil Black Drum Kingdom is in the South Blue. During Wapol's Omnivorous Hurrah, we never see Wapol take a ship off the island and Occam's Razor dictates the island Wapol landed on was whatever the name prior to being called the Evil Black Drum Kingdom. Assuming he landed within Paradise and traveled to the South Blue is unfounded and adds further speculation.
A higher timeframe for the Grandline end doesn't contradict a lower timeframe for going beyond the horizon. But as I'm explaining, I believe the Grandline distance and timeframe make more sense.You didn't answer my post above.
Everybody who viewed it is at the top of the mountain, why would we consider other people's viewpoints who are nowhere near Wapol in the first place?I don't recall it ever being stated he went beyond the horizon as viewed room the to of the mountain.
Yes. Wapol is never shown or implied to have bought a sea prism stone coated ship to traverse across the Calm Belt. This is an extraordinary claim that requires equally extraordinary evidence on your part.Is that the sole indication that island became the Evil Black Drum Kingdom? That we're not down him travelling inside the cover story?
Who at the top of the mountain said that Wapol went over the horizon?Everybody who viewed it is at the top of the mountain, why would we consider other people's viewpoints who are nowhere near Wapol in the first place?
It doesn't logically follow that the only way to leave Paradise is with a Sea Prism ship.Yes. Wapol is never shown or implied to have bought a sea prism stone coated ship to traverse across the Calm Belt. This is an extraordinary claim that requires equally extraordinary evidence on your part.
There is no safe way out of Paradise and no reasonable explanation as to why he could make that journey. All passages from Reverse Mountain lead to Paradise, so that's out of the equation. Wapol is no World Noble nor does he have connections to Wano; so getting a Sea Prism Stone ship is nigh impossible. There's the Red Ports but that only leads from Paradise to the New World, but Wapol wouldn't even have that kind of influence to throw around until the EBDK is already established.
Unless you provide evidence, I am under no obligation to believe your convoluted interpretation.
Wapol landing in the South Blue requires far less assumptions and is the simplest answer.