Calc-Stacking Page

[BarryAllen2.0]

Why do we have a Not legit Calc-Stacking section on the calc stacking page if the poeple who decide if upgrades can be applied completely ignore it?

Yes, this is fueled by people completely ignoring it in my recent calc for naruto, but I've noticed it's happening more and more to many other calcs as well. I can understand if they addressed the situation in which a calc is or is not comparable to what's listed in the bullet points under not legit calc stacking, but they're not even doing that just.

"Oh, they used another calc to calc this, it's calc-stacking, can't be used."

Like come on. When somebody goes through the trouble of making a calc that is comparable to what's listed under the not legit calc-stacking section of the page ON THIS WIKI, at least address it or delete the section sense noone bothers with it dealing with calc-stacking.

 

[The_Everlasting]

When it says "not legit calc stacking", it means examples of calc stacking that can't be applied.

 

[Davidsteel1]

Reading said rule, it seems what Ever says was the implication

 

[Antvasima]

Perhaps we should rename the section to "Calc-stacking that can not be applied" instead, to avoid misunderstandings?

 

[BarryAllen2.0]

When it says "not legit calc stacking", it means examples of calc stacking that can't be applied.

With "Not Legit" in front of it, that's not what it means.

 

[BarryAllen2.0]

Perhaps we should rename the section to "Calc-stacking that can not be applied" instead, to avoid misunderstandings?

Yes, that would be much better. I certainly would have saved time or made a different calc.

 

[Antvasima]

I have now changed the description.

 

[Piercer_of_Heaven]

I had this problem too. Thanks for bringing it up.

 

[HimikoWerckmeister]

While we are at it, can we have examples of "Acceptable Calc Stacking"?

 

[BarryAllen2.0]

^Or several easy steps to avoid CS.

 

[Antvasima]

That is entirely dependent on if DontTalk is willing to expand on the page. You can inform him about this thread if you wish.