Yeah ill look at it today, tho be ready for some tweaks if need be. It looks to be a weird calc.
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Chariot190
NikHelton
Okay, I'll explain the point for now.
On one of the pages indicated by the hyperlink, we see how character A hits character B in the face. The blow already catches his cheek and rests on him, but character B does not even have time to receive the impulse.
While character A stood like a statue and dealt this blow, character B managed to dodge from zero distance and deal 2 hits.
The calculation does not attempt to calculate the speed of these 2 impacts. The scene itself and the character's statements that he sees the enemy as a "frame" allow us to know the relative speed.
Plus both characters are superior to fte characters, so using peak human speed makes sense.
On one of the pages indicated by the hyperlink, we see how character A hits character B in the face. The blow already catches his cheek and rests on him, but character B does not even have time to receive the impulse.
While character A stood like a statue and dealt this blow, character B managed to dodge from zero distance and deal 2 hits.
The calculation does not attempt to calculate the speed of these 2 impacts. The scene itself and the character's statements that he sees the enemy as a "frame" allow us to know the relative speed.
Plus both characters are superior to fte characters, so using peak human speed makes sense.