Don’t count your chickens before they hatch. That Gremmy thread is far from being accepted. I’ll personally handle the scaling if it does get accepted. Your scaling is fine for the most part tho, it could use a few tweaks
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Arc7Kuroi
Adam1396
Shouldn’t a meteor of that size with such speed yeild kinetic energy around large planet level? If not higher.
Can I make a calc for that?
Can I make a calc for that?
Arc7Kuroi
No it's already calc'd and on the profiles... it's on the verse page too
Arc7Kuroi
Oh ok yeah, no we had a thread about the falling meteor's KE, 1) no it wouldn't yield large planet stop trying to wank it, 2) CGM already agreed the meteor formula is better here
Adam1396
I'm not trying to wank. I'm talking genuine math. So such massive meteor with that speed not destroying planet ain't feasible.
From a scalers perspective, we have direct statement about destruction level, yeah. But it raises question about the size and density of SS planet. Considering it's a city nearly size of a continent
From a scalers perspective, we have direct statement about destruction level, yeah. But it raises question about the size and density of SS planet. Considering it's a city nearly size of a continent
Arc7Kuroi
Um no it doesn't, SS is a parallel to Earth. This isn't One Piece