So Smasher, who's in a better Dragoon, can operate for weeks to months without maintenance or any form of nutrition.
I was considering just scaling David normally to a tenth of that value, but that feels outliery.
Why specifically feats OVER 9-B? That seems very... oddly specific. I thought KE was allowed if it was a case that explicitly used speed to attack. And I think a tackle is as valid as a punch like in my previous calc.
Because it breaks our KE rules
None feat in Cyberpunk that involves a Sandevistan are ever more than 9-B visual wise. For the 8-C stuff to be valid you would need to show that David made a crater or demolished a building with his speed, which never happens.
Tbf, David doesn't even hit a wall or anything when he tackles the gang member. So it's not like we get the chance to see the damage it would've caused. We did see it break his sword and break off some steel from his armor upon impact, but there wasn't really any walls or buildings sitting around to soak in the damage. And isn't it based on damage it causes math-wise as opposed to visual-wise? The math can be higher than what one would expect from a glance.
He also didn't crater the ground or cause any visual effect supporting multiple tons of TNT in an impact.
If the math doesn't match the visuals, the visuals will take precedence unless you have a valid handwave.
Isn't that when he's going through a Cyberpyscho BD? It's not physically doing it.
He lost most of his KE hitting the guy. I wouldn't have expected it to leave a crater. But if it's really against the rules then I'll drop it ig.
Isn't that like the opposite of what the calculations page says? I mean, I get it if the math is WAY off. But if it's way off, the person who did the math prolly screwed something over.
What're you talking about?
Hard to say. The stock is different on the two. But I'll use that speed as a placeholder for now.
KE rules have their specific page because they're particularly susceptible to this issue. What's on that page takes priority for those calcs over the general page.
Him dodging and them ramming the cop occurs in a Braindance sequence. He wasn't physically doing the feat to my memory.
Did it? I don't recall that being the case, but I can check if you remember the episode.
No. It's an edited version of someone's memories to increase some emotional or physical response.
I was gonna mention that. The Brain Dance sequences are snuff videos that are edited versions of the real thing IIRC (Been a while since I watched the episode, but I do recall the guy testing this on David creating realistic snuff Brain Dance sequences). I don't see why the usage of Sandevistan wouldn't be the same. Especially with David believing it to be real. And with other brain dance sequences in general being realistic, such as having moon's decreased gravity, realistic... explicit situations, etc. I'd get it if the feat in question was an outlier. But it's consistent with what I've done so far, and I have other feats to do that I know are faster than this one. So I don't see a problem with the use of Sandevistan being in a edited realistic snuff brain dance. At least as supportive evidence if anything.
Oh, I agree with that. We shouldn't give him anything he wasn't shown to have. As long as we agree that it's fine to use things he has shown to have in real life can be used as supportive evidence even within BD such as Sandevistan. Imma calc a few more of the uses of Sandevistan and see what I get. I imagine them all being in the ball park of Mach 50-1000. With two or three that stand out that look to be more in the MHS+ range.
Wasn't there mention that there'd be vehicles with mounted missiles or smth? I dunno if that got implemented, but if it did, that'd definitely be something to look into. Edgerunners has weapons turning people to paste which should be wall level if common feats page is anything to go by. And I believe in 2077, you can fragment 7 footish tall mechs with explosives that people can survive. I imagine all of those fall into the high-end of wall level.
Don't think I've ever knocked out so many calcs in such a short time before. It's kinda exhaustingLaser going crazy rn.
. Luckily there's not a lot left.
Looks like a futuristic and heavy duty version of a P90 which has a muzzle velocity of 715 m/sFor some of my last Sandevistan calcs, I need to know what type of guns these are, their muzzle velocity, and size of the bullets they fire.
On an unrelated note, Adam Smasher's gun is ******* huge. Like, considering Adam is like 7-8 feet tall that things gotta be giant.
Thanks, I assume you mean the ones on the left?
Yes, did you need the ones on the right as well?
Yeah. I'm guessing from the size it's some sort of machine gun or something. I'm pretty sure all these guns are in Cyberpunk 2077 with more realistic models, and it'd prolly be easy to make out what it's modeled after if it isn't already tho. Some weapons have stated speeds, but don't think all of them do.
