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It could be a difference in the way the force is applied maybe, I reckon that value assumes the neck is crushed as opposed to just pulled at its weakest points which is what happens when a person is hanged.
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Also applies when you break them via karate-chopping or punching (or stomping, which results in all the bones breaking, and that's the commonest form of the feat).AguilaR101 said:It could be a difference in the way the force is applied maybe, I reckon that value assumes the neck is crushed as opposed to just pulled at its weakest points which is what happens when a person is hanged.
What type of energy are we talking about?LordGriffin1000 said:Is absorbing a planets entire energy a common enough feat?, I think it would be useful.
Snapping necks and shattering windshields as well as punting a person past the horizon are all common.ArbitraryNumbers said:(Snaps neck, vaporizes bathtub, breaks lock, shatters windshield, destroys chimney, melts tank, and punts corpse past the horizon)
According to his sourses copper and even aluminium is way more durable than iron and even steel which clearly doesn't seem rightDontTalkDT said:9. Destroying a car: That density of plastic link gives me a 404.
"To find shear strength from tensile strength, just divide tensile strength by 1.74 "? Should I know where that's from?
Aside from that looks ok.
Assassin's Creed begs to differ. (In those games, barrels get vaporized)DontTalkDT said:17. Destroying barrel: I usually see the hoops not being destroyed during such feats. Should be ok, though.
Ummmmmmmm .....Ugarik said:There most likely was a small crack in the shell
No we don't.LordGriffin1000 said:Do we have a calc for surviving a lightning strike or no?.
Yes, I can see that.Antvasima said:@KLOL506
I don't think that we can scale durability from Lightning Feats anymore. As you can see in the page, it is both partially a form of durability negation, and nowhere near the entire energy of the lightning bolt is withstood by humans.