Can a human with 10-c durability have a 10b-9c ap?

[AppleMaker]

While yes, I know that often times ap and durability are comparable, but is it possible to reach higher ap via KE for example and become a glass cannon irl?

 

[AppleMaker]

I'm really curious about this, since that question can support or destroy many of my hypotheticals

 

[DarkDragonMedeus]

Not physically; also, it is quite rare for durability to be 10-C unless they're really fragile or if we're talking babies or something. But 10-C people could use a 9-C handgun or something like that.

 

[AppleMaker]

Not physically; also, it is quite rare for durability to be 10-C unless they're really fragile or if we're talking babies or something. But 10-C people could use a 9-C handgun or something like that.

Thanks, but I thought some skinny people who can get easily injured by tripping are also on 10-c tier

 

[AppleMaker]

Or someone with osteoporosis

 

[DarkDragonMedeus]

Most adult humans have 9-C durability at least when it comes to body slamming or falling from heights and what not. Or actually, most people in general are 9-C via body slamming. Even weaker humans are able to survived getting punched by 10-B and above without any broken bones.

 

[AppleMaker]

Most adult humans have 9-C durability at least when it comes to body slamming or falling from heights and what not.

By "falling" I meant "tripping on nothing and falling from your height at most", so it's not that great height so I edited my comment a bit

 

[DarkDragonMedeus]

Pretty sure GPE calculation even puts something as basic as tripping and falling on the ground as your body generating 9-C levels of KE as it hits the ground.

 

[AppleMaker]

Even weaker humans are able to survived getting punched by 10-B and above without any broken bones.

Does it implies that to qualify as 10-c you need to be heavily injured from a 10-b punch?

 

[ByArrow]

While yes, I know that often times ap and durability are comparable, but is it possible to reach higher ap via KE for example and become a glass cannon irl?

In life and death situations and when they need to save their children, people can use force to the point of harming their own bodies.

So yes, people can exert more force than they can withstand.

 

[AppleMaker]

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