Command Block and Bedrock durability change

[Theidkguy137]

Although the page for the Command Block has its durability at High Universal, other Story Mode characters still have the Moon level key for some reason. First of all, I do not agree with that calculation in the first place, because it uses random info from a random website or whatever which claims that 238,775,501.2 meters wide explosions can destroy it because of its blast resistance being "18000000". The main reason I do not agree with that is because that would be impossible to achieve in the game itself and it dirrectly uses the blast resistance as proof, which could be argued as a game mechanic. Also, I'm really skeptical about that information since most sites I visit show the Command Block to have a blast resistance of only 3600000. But, again, even if it uses the correct blast resistance, I fully believe the information is like 99% wrong. I can't find the source of that information anymore, but I remember that it just wasn't right at all.
I think that key for Command Block or Bedrock should be considered a Game Mechanic since, even if you were to create an explosion that large with TNTs, it wouldn't be destroyed. High Universe level Durability can stay, because the Command Block is regarded as a Reality Warping machine which can control the Infinite Overworld and it gave Wither Storm enough power to destroy the entire Minecraft World. The real reason Command Block has a finite value is because the game can only handle finite values, not that the Command Block scales exactly to that value.

Anyway, I might be wrong about this

 

[BeautifulDuwanged]

This makes sense. You can't hit a command block with that much TNT and that's only really true for regular Minecraft anyways, so it might not be true for Story Mode anyhow given the various differences from the main game. It would also need to be recalced with more accurate information anyways if the blast resistance is different.

 

[IDK3465]

Oh yeah, easy agree, I’m honestly shocked that stayed in the profiles for as long as it did

and that's only really true for regular Minecraft anyways, so it might not be true for Story Mode anyhow given the various differences from the main game.

“Erm, actually, there’s a lot of statements in interviews that Telltale wanted to be accurate to the OG game’s rules and logic, directly collaborating with Mojang so that it and Story Mode seamlessly integrated into eachother, so, OG Minecraft feats DO apply to SM”

 

[BeautifulDuwanged]

“Erm, actually, there’s a lot of statements in interviews that Telltale wanted to be accurate to the OG game’s rules and logic, directly collaborating with Mojang so that it and Story Mode seamlessly integrated into eachother, so, OG Minecraft feats DO apply to SM”

True...

 

[StarShooter80]

Although the page for the Command Block has its durability at High Universal, other Story Mode characters still have the Moon level key for some reason. First of all, I do not agree with that calculation in the first place, because it uses random info from a random website or whatever which claims that 238,775,501.2 meters wide explosions can destroy it because of its blast resistance being "18000000". The main reason I do not agree with that is because that would be impossible to achieve in the game itself and it dirrectly uses the blast resistance as proof, which could be argued as a game mechanic. Also, I'm really skeptical about that information since most sites I visit show the Command Block to have a blast resistance of only 3600000. But, again, even if it uses the correct blast resistance, I fully believe the information is like 99% wrong. I can't find the source of that information anymore, but I remember that it just wasn't right at all.
I think that key for Command Block or Bedrock should be considered a Game Mechanic since, even if you were to create an explosion that large with TNTs, it wouldn't be destroyed. High Universe level Durability can stay, because the Command Block is regarded as a Reality Warping machine which can control the Infinite Overworld and it gave Wither Storm enough power to destroy the entire Minecraft World. The real reason Command Block has a finite value is because the game can only handle finite values, not that the Command Block scales exactly to that value.

Anyway, I might be wrong about this

I agree yeah, the calcs gathered are just impossible to achieve in the base game, just make anyone 5-C into High 3-A. The Witherstorm's ratings never made sense to me

Oh yeah, easy agree, I’m honestly shocked that stayed in the profiles for as long as it did

“Erm, actually, there’s a lot of statements in interviews that Telltale wanted to be accurate to the OG game’s rules and logic, directly collaborating with Mojang so that it and Story Mode seamlessly integrated into eachother, so, OG Minecraft feats DO apply to SM”

I'd say it's accurate to Minecraft's rules and logic up till version 1.12 since that's the version they based the game on by the time of SM2, so anything 1.13 and beyond shouldn't apply, though I don't think that should matter for this thread in particular (or much at all).

 

[IDK3465]

I'd say it's accurate to Minecraft's rules and logic up till version 1.12 since that's the version they based the game on by the time of SM2, so anything 1.13 and beyond shouldn't apply, though I don't think that should matter for this thread in particular (or much at all).

I think that’ll affect a LOT actually, not just Minecraft, but basically all franchises that have to deal with retcons and alternate canons.

Like, if there’s an elseworld comic where Thor destroys a universe with no real statements on its size, but in an issue a decade later, it’s stated to be infinite dimensional, do we list the feat as Low 2-C since the infinite dimensional stuff came later, or High 1-B since that’s what Marvel currently accepts?

Again, that’ll have to be for another time