Oh damn thanks that looks good I'm still at work won't be off until tomorrow at 7:30am for me (its 10:28pm for reference) so I wouldn't have time and it's my long work week so the calc I was gonna do is gonna have to wait so I'm glad you did this
Np. Wanted to help the verse out a little at least. Next is Sandevistan stuff.
I'm really interested to see how you'll do this I'm not familiar with snail time type speed calcs and btw tech weapons are like mach 6 so if you use those in any sandevistan calcs it'd be good to note we also have scans for that as well
Isn't it only like the railguns or smth that are mach 6? I was gonna try to calc David's bullet "freeze" feat which I imagine would get fairly higher than the 10x increase currently assumed for it based on the 2077 description.
Tech weapons use advanced railgun tech that's where the mach 6 comes from, there's multiple types of weapons but the bullet freeze should yield something good anyways
Likely yeah but the 10x is pretty accurate to its capabilities without reaching outlier territory but we actually need more speed calcs to determine what's most consistent anyways though supersonic-high hypersonic+ is where we're ranging rn with the stuff that's blatant even with it uncalculated so we'll just have to see
I don't think we'd need to worry about an "outlier" when it comes to a multiplier unless there's like a direct contradiction or smth.
Fair enough I'd say yeah let's see the calc results first since we literally can't determine that anyways without it
Since I plan to calc it, should I assume the bullets in that scene move at Mach 6, or is that the wrong type of weapon in the scene? The gun in specific looks like a rifle and shoots normal bullets.
Nah the one's in that scene weren't you'll use that for any bullet feats in the game since there are cybernetically enhanced goons who can dodge tech weapon fire and block it with katanas those will also just yield good results
The game feats I won't touch since those ones would require more effort. I prolly could pull it off, but feeling kinda lazy, so wanted to focus on the easier stuff. I'll just assume the fastest rifle muzzle velocity in that scene which is around Mach 4 (Seems fine considering Cyberpunk takes place in the future and has far more advanced weaponry).
It's all good lol I'm on the game(Cyberpunk 2077 ofc)everyday to some extent anyways so I could do some work with that
Didn't expect it either. Feasible though. Its millions of times slower than normal time, but I believe we treat the 10x increase as a boost off of their perception, not off of normal time. And fodder can already easily block Mach 6 stuff in 2077 IIRC. We just need to calc the fastest feat done in normal speed, and see how much slower than it is in the feat calc'd to get the increase from their perspective to see if it adds up.Lmfaobruh
It being above the other feats don't really matter, especially early series stuff where David had far less cybernetic enhancements and was far more frail/normal than when he pulled off this feat which is near end of series when he's souped out. As long as this feat isn't contradicted, it ain't an outlier or anything (Plus I'm pretty sure in the opening to the show, that guy who's undergoing cyberpsycosis sees his own bullets as frozen until sandevistan runs out which would net similar results. David also sees Adam Smasher's gunfire as "frozen" too which would also net high results).
Would only really be for high-tiers with Sandevistan as opposed to just anyone I figure.
Can't say I'm entirely opposed to this idea I mean not everyone has the same reactions to begin with but it has to be consistent ofc
Not a tech weapon buuut
The slow-down of the sandevistans should remain in the same ballpark, but not their speeds. I think it's evident that individuals like Adam Smashers are FAR faster than the normal choom. Thus he'd gain more out of its slow-down is what I'm saying.
Of course, nothing is going to have 100% consistency. In one scene, David sees a rocket propelled harpoon moving slower than a truck from his POV. That of course shouldn't be the case at all. Going with the highest showing is actually the safest best as it BEST demonstrates what they believe the ability is capable of.
What other information? Characters in the game easily reacting to weapons far exceeding Mach 7 even without Sandevistan? Easily blocking gunfire?
A feat isn't an outlier simply because it's far above other feats in a setting. There would also need to be contradictions. Say for example, characters being stated or shown to be incapable of reacting to speeds FAR lower than what was calculated.
That I disagree with. Not every feat needs to be consistent. Say for example one series ended with one of the top tiers of a verse blowing up a Planet, but every other feat before was magnitudes lower, like say Multi-Continent level, Continent level, etc.
IIRC, it's stated in the profile that even fodder are capable of dodging fire from railguns far more advanced than one that fires at Mach 7.1. Not sure if it's with Sandevistan though. Point is, it seems consistent that even things far exceeding bullet speed can be evaded and seen in slow-mo even in the game where mechanics would limit abilities to make things more balanced/fair.
In terms of these the fodder who can block and dodge bullets they do have sandevistan just the bare bones basic version which would be the ones that only give a 1.62x multiplier to their stats
Do they block the bullets with Sandevistan though? I assumed they didn't even need Sandevistan to do that given in the clip of V blocking bullets he did it without activating it at all.
Well you kinda get no indication of them like activating it because at all times they can always dodge bullets, block bullets, and move as blurs
Really? I could've sworn that was in launch?
And yeah this is also true
cyberpunk.fandom.com
So only enemies can block bullets?
Alr, wanted to make sure. So characters deflecting bullets that should have muzzle velocities at least as fast as the highest muzzle velocity variants of the real life equivalent from pretty close up. Do they need to activate sandevistan to avoid the railguns?
As said here
This is true and therefore another level of reflex that's also important but I forgot what it is
But in the video for our purposes the enemy V was fighting was a Tyger Claws Kunoichi who actually do use sandevistan Mk 1s and Kerenzoikov
So we can still use it for low grade sandy'sKunoichi (Tyger Claws)
Kunoichis are a Tyger Claws enemy in Cyberpunk 2077. Katana To be added To be added.
Forget this this is another 2077 in game reflex thing not related to the table top games 8 reflex stat
Wait, so the people who react to the rail guns aren't activating Sandevistan, but just happen to have one on that's not active? If so, couldn't it also just scale to those who don't have sandevistan given the sandevistan isn't even activated to dodge it and just requires high enough reflexes?
Yes and no and yes
I wish, that'd honestly be dope
No, they don't have a sandevistan that at the time of bullet blocking/dodging isn't active? If so, that would mean people without sandevistan couldn't scale? Or was the no meant for something else?
Oh, in that case, we should see if we can find clips of characters blocking or dodging bullets from pointblank. I assume that the Rail gun can't be blocked and only dodged? If so, dodging it from point blank would still be a pretty good speed feat (without activating sandevistan). I imagine it easily hitting Hypersonic range.
This
Ah, that is a lot more explicit than I thought too. Taking that statement to the bare minimum assumption of triple digit nanoseconds would mean Massively Hypersonic+/Sub-Rel speed. Assuming single digit could mean even FTL, which I actually did get while originally making the blog by assuming the time-slow effect of Sandevistan ended a little later than what is currently in the blog. Then I decided I could be a bit more precise.
Yes was to this
I can get the clip and it can be both blocked and dodged
