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Would love to see them.Hellbeast1 said:I also remember Bambu doing some for me which include one 8-C and High 8-C
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Would love to see them.Hellbeast1 said:I also remember Bambu doing some for me which include one 8-C and High 8-C
2. Fair enoughCrimson Azoth said:Evaluated them. Long story short, 1 and 5 were ok, 2, 3 and 4 were all unacceptable due to the inverse square law/the wrong formula/both
I agree that only (2) (3) contain errors. (1), (4) and (5) look fine (despite yield from (4) is quite "encouraging")Huesito88 said:2. Fair enoughCrimson Azoth said:Evaluated them. Long story short, 1 and 5 were ok, 2, 3 and 4 were all unacceptable due to the inverse square law/the wrong formula/both
3. Sure
4. You said that one was fine
Matt concluded that as a result Cap would scale to about half of it.SuperAPM said:Logically that would be correct, but logic rarely applies to that shield; "That Shield does not obey the laws of physics at all" As some kid once said.
Looking at the feat in question it doesn't even seem to get past his shield at first (on the first page): https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Darkanine/Marvel:_Captain_America_Tanks_Something
Of course the second page is where the crater appears "less than a minute later" but, and correct me if I'm wrong, is that not a large rock sitting behind Cap in that top panel? Seems the blast ricocheted off Caps sheild enough to protect that rock and therefore most of his body, as he states so himself: "You're a Fool, Superia! The force of your blast ricocheted off my shield and struck your precious Invisible Barrier!"
Granted I'm sure he took a very small portion of the blasts heat considering a good amount of his clothes is scatered off but that seems to be worst of it.