Stefano4444
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What its the AP requid to cutting skyscrapers horizontally?
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AP for cutting skyscrapers?
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Depends on the size of the cut. As well as the size of the sky scraper since they aren't all built alike.
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What Jester said.
But the technique for calculating it is as follows.
If the cut is super thin, assume the thickness of the blade as a low-ball assumption (Just assume average katana or longsword thickness or average thickness of the specific blade used) and then multiply it with width and length. Basically the thickness of the blade is height while you get the length of the long side and the width of the short side (Or just multiply width*2 with the blade's thickness if the building has the same width all over).
Then assume 80-90% hollowness and multiply with frag, v. frag or pulv depending upon the severity of the damage, but usually there's only dust remaining and no debris or very, very, very tiny rocks so either v. frag or pulv usually goes best. Though large fragments are indeed possible.
But the technique for calculating it is as follows.
If the cut is super thin, assume the thickness of the blade as a low-ball assumption (Just assume average katana or longsword thickness or average thickness of the specific blade used) and then multiply it with width and length. Basically the thickness of the blade is height while you get the length of the long side and the width of the short side (Or just multiply width*2 with the blade's thickness if the building has the same width all over).
Then assume 80-90% hollowness and multiply with frag, v. frag or pulv depending upon the severity of the damage, but usually there's only dust remaining and no debris or very, very, very tiny rocks so either v. frag or pulv usually goes best. Though large fragments are indeed possible.
