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Opm is big and kind of controversial, need at least 3 thread mods and/admins agreementsSince this seems pretty uncontroversial and we have a ton of other OPM threads right now would the changes be fine to apply?
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Opm is big and kind of controversial, need at least 3 thread mods and/admins agreementsSince this seems pretty uncontroversial and we have a ton of other OPM threads right now would the changes be fine to apply?
Nah **** that, let’s pull a fast one on themOpm is big and kind of controversial, need at least 3 thread mods and/admins agreements
Dude don't fall into that trap, it will end badly for all parties involved, trust me i saw similar situationsNah **** that, let’s pull a fast one on them
In all seriousness, this is a kind of minor and obvious revision that’s using an accepted calc, so it’s probably fine.
Okay. Sorry to bother youbusy + don't care + doing other stuff on this wiki (like 9 sandboxes and 6 major threads)
sorry
The timeframe comes from rela+ reactionsI've commented on the calc.
From where exactly though?The timeframe comes from rela+ reactions
Gerry GanshlongFrom where exactly though?
I mean the actual figure itself.Gerry Ganshlong
Rela+ perception valueI mean the actual figure itself.
I don't see that value on the Reactions page.Rela+ perception value
How is 2.50199 nanoseconds = 75% SOL perception speed?75% SOL reactions
... Because 100% SOL is 0.000000003336 seconds? 75% of that is 0.00000000250200 seconds.How is 2.50199 nanoseconds = 75% SOL perception speed?
Uh oh... Because 100% SOL is 0.000000003336 seconds? 75% of that is 0.00000000250200 seconds.
You realize that makes the timeframe smaller, as in the reactions better? (Notice how a 0.1 second reaction time is a whole lot better than a 0.5 second reaction time)... Because 100% SOL is 0.000000003336 seconds? 75% of that is 0.00000000250200 seconds.
Still an upgrade2.6c
Boros' reactions scale to 75% the speed of light via scaling above Geryuganshoop
Speed: Supersonic+ (Should be comparable to Melzalgald), possibly Relativistic+ attack speed (His attacks were stated by Murata in an interview to be near lightspeed)
Speed: At least Supersonic+ (Should be vastly superior to Melzalgald, Groribas and Geryuganshoop), possibly Relativistic+ (Perceived the fight between Saitama and Geryuganshoop, and was confident in fighting the former even after witnessing him react to Geryuganshoop's near lightspeed pitches)
That's fair - but again, it's not like Boros witnessing Saitama dodging Geryu's attacks. We obviously know that Saitama could do it no problem, but Boros isn't as aware as us. Even if he realized that Saitama could perceive Geryu's attacks easily, he doesn't know Saitama's true speed.I’d say being able to actually land a blow is equally important as being able to damage your opponent, but maybe that’s just me.
This analogy doesn’t even workNow that the calc has been corrected, I'll examine the actual specifics of its basis:
Geryuganshoop presently has this:
Boros has this:
Merely witnessing the fight take place doesn't prove that Boros' perception speed is 5.8379 nanoseconds. We aren't shown Boros reacting to any specific move, we aren't shown him performing an action within a specific timeframe.
All we see is that Boros was in the same room when Geryuganshoop fought Saitama and died. If I see someone getting shot by a machinegun, then I too "witnessed" something happening without necessarily having perception speed equal to that of the bullet's velocity.
Now, this isn't a case where Boros witnessed Saitama dodging Geryu's rocks and thought to himself "I'm still faster than him", which could be valid scaling. All he saw was Saitama get pelted with rocks (making no attempt to dodge them or react to them), and then Saitama one-shots Geryu. Boros being confident of fighting Saitama after that doesn't mean his perception timeframe scales from the speed of the rocks. To be confident of beating Saitama just requires him to believe that his own attacks would do more damage than Geryu's attacks.
Well that’s how confidence scaling works, he doesn’t need to know saitama’s true strength, all he knows is that he casually performed an ftl feat and decided that he would still be capable of winning the fight at that pointThat's fair - but again, it's not like Boros witnessing Saitama dodging Geryu's attacks. We obviously know that Saitama could do it no problem, but Boros isn't as aware as us. Even if he realized that Saitama could perceive Geryu's attacks easily, he doesn't know Saitama's true speed.
I wonder how the case of Boros is different. Tbh, I still don't quite understand this matter. Is there anyone who can explain it further?
- Reaction speed has both a distance and a timeframe component, so all calculations that are completed for reaction speed cannot simply be a timeframe by itself. Do not randomly assume a 1 meter distance for each timeframe and use that speed for the reaction speed. Other way around, perception time is just a timeframe and by that not proportional to a speed value alone. Do not assume that a character with a certain speed will have a perception time of 1 meter divided by that speed. Such calculations need a feat that demonstrates perception time and a suitable distance determined from that feat.
It's not the speed that is being disputed here.I mean we literally have a stated speed, and a feat of Saitama catching it
I have no idea what the issue is here
He’s scaling directly above someone else’s reaction time here, he himself already has a feat in his chainIt's not the speed that is being disputed here.
It's how the figure for the perception timeframe has been reached.