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As the title mentions, if a couple of calc member are able to review this calculation. To provide a bit more context: Mori unleashes a kick that blinks (not mine but image 3 onwards is the feat) out all the stars via its shockwave that seemingly completely removed the coronal layer (if not more) of the stars which it they reignited shortly after. I used the shaking formula as the feat is similar in nature to coronal mass ejections (large ejections of plasma from the sun) which are associated with sunquakes. So the idea was that the shockwave shook the stars to go out via large ejections of plasma and whatnot. Unless there are better formula's to use.
A couple of calc members to have seen the calc and seem to think that the "turning off the universe" via the "star blinking" part of the feat is not is not really calcable and that using the standard value for shaking the universe from the common feats is the best result to use.
I am looking to see if this method is good or not, if there is a way to calc the "turning off the universe" via the "star blinking" part or just stick with common uni shaking values.
A couple of calc members to have seen the calc and seem to think that the "turning off the universe" via the "star blinking" part of the feat is not is not really calcable and that using the standard value for shaking the universe from the common feats is the best result to use.
I am looking to see if this method is good or not, if there is a way to calc the "turning off the universe" via the "star blinking" part or just stick with common uni shaking values.
