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How do you calc the durability of a guy that's one-shot by every opponent and hazard in a videogame?
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Durability Questions
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You don't calc anything.
"Average Human Level" if the hazards are all realistically dangerous. "Below average human level" if a butterfly lands on him and he dies or something
"Average Human Level" if the hazards are all realistically dangerous. "Below average human level" if a butterfly lands on him and he dies or something
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Oh OK. Thanks
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No problem.
This is assuming there is not a single thing he survives a hit from.
This is assuming there is not a single thing he survives a hit from.
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Btw, doesn't the durability scales to the attack potency?
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Yes, so that's another way of working it out.
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@Crazy
Other way around.
If someone is able to deal a certain amount of damage through pure physical force, then it scales to their durability via Newton's Third Law of Motion, otherwise their arm would explode every they punched something.
If someone survives an attack, it doesn't necessarily scale to their Attack Potency.
Other way around.
If someone is able to deal a certain amount of damage through pure physical force, then it scales to their durability via Newton's Third Law of Motion, otherwise their arm would explode every they punched something.
If someone survives an attack, it doesn't necessarily scale to their Attack Potency.
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That's what I meant. If this character breaks a wall down with a punch, he has Wall level durability.
