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Does it need 2 calc members to approve a calc?Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:Can someone ask DontTalkDT to come evaluate the calcs?
KLOL506 said:Priority: 1 (Applies to all verses in this site)
Verse: Various
Description: Chairbusting
I believe I can do the chair cutting or even chair busting part. As well as the train destruction feat.Assembled1801 said:Priority: 2 (Applies to all verses in this site)
Verse: Various
Description: Crushing a rock and Destroying or melting a train.
But real life chains come in more sizes than we can think of. (Say handcuff chains are thinner than construction chains and are easier to break.) Which makes a chain ripping feat... Actually needs to be examined on a case by case basis rather than a one-size-for-all feat like wall busting.KLOL506 said:Wow, chain-ripping is waaaaaay higher than I thought.
Thank you for giving the force requirement. But the distance is quite arbitrary.Votron5 said:To break handcuffs, it takes 2200 N of force. 2200 N of force over a meter is just 2200 J, or Street level.
Unlikely a meter will be crossed. But good find.Votron5 said:To break handcuffs, it takes 2200 N of force. 2200 N of force over a meter is just 2200 J, or Street level.
Eh, I was looking to find out the value of the lifting strength required to do this tho kekJasonsith said:
The chain breaking effect reflects the energy required to break a chain linking the handcuffs.KLOL506 said:Eh, I was looking to find out the value of the lifting strength required to do this tho kekJasonsith said:
Punching a hole through TVs is more common than blowing one up thoJasonsith said:Destroying an LCD television is harder than one can imagine.
Andytrenom said:When this thread is over, we will have figured out every possible way to kill a ma