About breaking necks and spines...

[TheShape03]

From what I was told, this is the right place to discuss this. In this blog of common feats there are these two calculations, which are being used in profiles. The user made a mistake when converting mm^3 to cm^3 and that caused the results to be exaggeratedly large, I took care of recalculating this, the calculation was accepted. What proceeds?

 

[KLOL506]

Pretty sure the 151 J value was already applied by DT ages ago, he was the one that proposed the correction.

 

[TheShape03]

Pretty sure the 151 J value was already applied by DT ages ago, he was the one that proposed the correction.

I think the ideal would be to edit the calculations of the Common Feats blog and show the correct results, since people sometimes continue to take the feat of breaking necks like 9-C+ and the feat of breaking the spine as 9-B.

 

[KLOL506]

I think the ideal would be to edit the calculations of the Common Feats blog and show the correct results, since people sometimes continue to take the feat of breaking necks like 9-C+ and the feat of breaking the spine as 9-B.

The blog is outdated. We use this page now.

 

[MarkGoldbridge]

since people sometimes continue to take the feat of breaking necks like 9-C+

Well, if a neck gets snapped like in this video it gives you 10-A and about Class 1 LS.
However, if it gets crushed like in this video it gives you 9-C+. (There was a Stranger Things CRT about a month ago and they accepted this value, so its still useable)

 

[TheShape03]

The blog is outdated. We use this page now.

Perfect.

Well, if a neck gets snapped like in this video it gives you 10-A and about Class 1 LS.
However, if it gets crushed like in this video it gives you 9-C+. (There was a Stranger Things CRT about a month ago and they accepted this value, so its still useable)

Literally KLOL just said that the 9-C+ calculation is outdated, without mentioning that the reasons why it should not be taken into account could not be more obvious, the calculation makes an error in the conversion from mm^3 to cm^3, for someone to tell me that this can be used is like being told that 4 + 4 is 16. Someone should make another CRT to downgrade the Stranger Things characters to 10-A, but it won't be me because I haven't seen the series.