- 6,200
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So, the Multiplier page states “If multiple multipliers are to be stacked, that are used upon each other, the evidence for the end result is equal to the total multiplier applied to the best feat. That means that if, for example, a character has a times 10 multiplier and later on gets another times 50 multiplier, than the evidence necessary to use both multipliers to get a statistic, is like that of a times 500 multiplier, as the best feat would be increased by a factor of 500 in that case.”
Currently, Dbs characters speed is the BoG speed feat being multiplied by stacked multipliers, due to transformations. However, this feat is many orders of magnitudes slower than the speeds that these characters scale to, without any feats that come close to it. example- Mui scales one billion two hundred fifty million times the BoG feat. And there is 0 evidence to support such an increase in speed. Mui Tier characters don’t have or scale to any feats that come remotely close to this fast, as far as I know.
Thus, as I understand it, the way their speed is scaled is fundamentally opposed to the standards and should thus be changed.
if I’m wrong, then oops
Disagree:Guacamole,Tilted, Godofice, Luffy, Klol, Clover, Boyin,Arnold,Serlock
Agree:Timmy, Aerrow
Currently, Dbs characters speed is the BoG speed feat being multiplied by stacked multipliers, due to transformations. However, this feat is many orders of magnitudes slower than the speeds that these characters scale to, without any feats that come close to it. example- Mui scales one billion two hundred fifty million times the BoG feat. And there is 0 evidence to support such an increase in speed. Mui Tier characters don’t have or scale to any feats that come remotely close to this fast, as far as I know.
Thus, as I understand it, the way their speed is scaled is fundamentally opposed to the standards and should thus be changed.
if I’m wrong, then oops
Disagree:Guacamole,Tilted, Godofice, Luffy, Klol, Clover, Boyin,Arnold,Serlock
Agree:Timmy, Aerrow
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