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I don't think they are closely tied enough to be considered the same power even if that's how powerlisting treats it.GyroNutz said:I honestly don't see the problem with changing our definition of adhesivity to not only encompass more powers but for better accuracy in general. Wall crawling is, after all, a subset of (actual) adhesivity.
It's really just killing two birds with one stone.
Andytrenom said:Here's what I just managed to whip up in the last hour
Surface Scaling is the ability to move along walls and similar surfaces without the risk of falling from gravity. This could involve a variety of different methods ranging from creating attraction between a part of one's body and the surface to making use of spiked footwork. What's important is that the user be granted a free range of motion across all conventional walls and ceilings without needing to significantly alter the wall or ceiling itself or relying on specific features present on them that wouldn't be found in smooth surfaces.
It should be kept in mind that cases of moving along surfaces through sheer momentum or by damaging the walls should not be classified as this ability as they are both simply common consequences of Superhuman Speed and Superhuman strength respectively rather than being a distinct power on their own.
^Antvasima said:Is somebody willing to rewrite the page?