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The idea of a common feats page is good. Is there anything I need to help on?
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A references for common feats page?
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Well, KLOL506 came up with some suggestions for feats to be calculated earlier.
It would also be good if you help out with evaluating the blogs that I linked to above.
I was hoping that the calc group could collaborate regarding this task.
Well, KLOL506 came up with some suggestions for feats to be calculated earlier.
It would also be good if you help out with evaluating the blogs that I linked to above.
I was hoping that the calc group could collaborate regarding this task.
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I found this article on the net execution by hanging was done with the intention to snap the victim's neck.
According to the article the neck is subjected to 1,000 and 1,250 foot-pounds of torque after 9foot drop which translates to roughly 1355.818 to 1694.772 joules of energy.
I found this article on the net execution by hanging was done with the intention to snap the victim's neck.
According to the article the neck is subjected to 1,000 and 1,250 foot-pounds of torque after 9foot drop which translates to roughly 1355.818 to 1694.772 joules of energy.
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There's a problem tho.
That kind of force can also be used to decapitate humans clean, and in wikipedia it's also said to only slightly fracture the neckbone, not completely sever it like in movies and whatnot. There's still the muscles and the blood vessels too. Sometimes, it won't even break the neck or do any harm to the victim other than give him a brutal death.
Also, the force generated by hanging is via pulling, not twisting or using blunt force to leave the neckbone in pieces, much like what is done in fiction.
That kind of force can also be used to decapitate humans clean, and in wikipedia it's also said to only slightly fracture the neckbone, not completely sever it like in movies and whatnot. There's still the muscles and the blood vessels too. Sometimes, it won't even break the neck or do any harm to the victim other than give him a brutal death.
Also, the force generated by hanging is via pulling, not twisting or using blunt force to leave the neckbone in pieces, much like what is done in fiction.
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I found some blogs that could be added to the Feats page:
The energy to crush a skull.
https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:LordXcano/The_Mountain_Crushes_a_Skull
Dissapating a nimbus cloud.
https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Agnaa/SCP-682_Scares_A_Cloud
The energy to crush a skull.
https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:LordXcano/The_Mountain_Crushes_a_Skull
Dissapating a nimbus cloud.
https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Agnaa/SCP-682_Scares_A_Cloud
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I would appreciate if somebody could remind all of the calc group members, along with DontTalkDT, Assaltwaffle, and Kaltias, to help out here, as it is important for the wiki to get this page done.
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My main issue with stuff like this is "typical" feats often vary. Saying THIS value for breaking a boulder is subjective to the size of the boulder. Unless it is something of uniform size this can't apply. Busting a building, snapping a tree, or smashing a boulder all would vary heavily, far too much to actually put a concrete label on.
That said, I can help out in getting a bunch of standard feats together I suppose.
That said, I can help out in getting a bunch of standard feats together I suppose.
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Those feats can be generalized when we're dealing with written media like books that have no visual cues for us to determine the size of objects destroyed, trees probably not barring specific mentions of the type of tree.
for boulders though, a rock has to have a minimum size to be classified as such so it's not impossible to guesstimate a minimum value for boulderbusting feats.
for boulders though, a rock has to have a minimum size to be classified as such so it's not impossible to guesstimate a minimum value for boulderbusting feats.
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So is there anything needing to be calced atm?
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Punching a hole through doors like Batman, breaking the bones and spine of an average-sized human with a casual punch or kick (Weakened bones can apparently can withstand Street level+ energy, and by break I mean snapping the entire thing into two pieces or shattering the bones altogether), smashing windshields (Ordinary glass and gorilla glass), making deep dents in cars to the point of severe deformation and punching holes through them like Spider-Man and bending steel rods.
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I will probably start drafting the page in a blog if I have time, but I would appreciate help from other calc group members since I do not have time to calculate all feats.
How do you prefer the page to be, though, simply listing the values or the whole calculation?
How do you prefer the page to be, though, simply listing the values or the whole calculation?
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https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan/Reference_for_Common_Feats
Started creating a draft containing all feats Antvasima linked to + a few by other calc group members. Will calculate more feats myself soon.
Started creating a draft containing all feats Antvasima linked to + a few by other calc group members. Will calculate more feats myself soon.
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I've got a calc on my Google Drive for characters who are stated or shown to wipe the visible sky off of normal clouds which I never bothered to post...guess I will now.
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Calculating the punching through door feat.
@Kepekley23 As an admin you should be able to edit my blog, right? (unless I'm mistaken) Feel free to add it there.
@Kepekley23 As an admin you should be able to edit my blog, right? (unless I'm mistaken) Feel free to add it there.
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So far this looks good, but I haven't looked over it all as of now.
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Have the calculations from the Attack Potency and Durability notes sections been incorporated into the list?
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Yes. Now adding my own calculations.
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By smashing windshields do you mean destroying the whole thing? @KLOL506
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So I guess I should calculate the fragmentation of the whole thing?
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How strong is gorilla and bulletproof glass?
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I don't know if you can calc any of these glasses. At least not accurately, I don't think.
Bullet resistant glass's strength doesn't come from how much energy it can take. The reason why it stops bullets is became it's panes of glass sandwiched together with polycarbonate like plywood. The polycarbonate is what catches the bullet. It's pretty much expected for the first two or three panes to be busted through before the bullet stops.
As for gorilla glass, there are 6 generations of it with each generation becoming harder. I can't find any info on its shear strength or tensile strength.
Bullet resistant glass's strength doesn't come from how much energy it can take. The reason why it stops bullets is became it's panes of glass sandwiched together with polycarbonate like plywood. The polycarbonate is what catches the bullet. It's pretty much expected for the first two or three panes to be busted through before the bullet stops.
As for gorilla glass, there are 6 generations of it with each generation becoming harder. I can't find any info on its shear strength or tensile strength.
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