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Example:
Character A makes an EMP that knocks out the power of a city from x kilometers again.
Character A makes an EMP that knocks out the power of a city from x kilometers again.
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Can you use Inverse Square Law for EMPs?
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Not exactly sure if you could, it doesn't involve blowing away stuff at high speed like a classic explosion, it only involves knocking out your electrical power grid, unless of course, the EMP is nuclear, but in the case of the latter you'd have a hell of a lot more things to worry about than getting struck by a nuke's EMP.
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I see...
If I have the range of the EMP, do I have to add up the power output of the affected cities? Because that's way too much geography for me.
If I have the range of the EMP, do I have to add up the power output of the affected cities? Because that's way too much geography for me.
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No idea, never calc'd an EMP-related calc in my life, but I'm pretty sure it's nothing like your usual big-boom-destroy-all-solid-structures-via-overpressure-or-something explosions
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No, I just wated to calculate the electrical output of a character that later electrocutes others and they survive it.
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Not sure if that's even possible AFAIK
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Sonic from the Paramount movie is tiered this way, so I think it is.
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Is he now?
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Yeah, he caused an EMP with his electrical powers and is "8-A with electricity".
