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Just happened to come across this calculation. Can we also add it to the page?
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Expanding the References for Common Feats page
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Of course. Let's get some more evaluations for it.
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I also came across a few more interesting destruction calculations; let's get them evaluated and added.
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Pretty sure the first link you posted already has some of those calcs listed
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Let's see if we can get the rest of these feats added as well.
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I did one of the door feats myself: https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/U...n_Feat:_Pounding_a_Closed_or_Locked_Door_Open
Main difference is I went out of my way to personally measure the latch and account for the gap where the latch is exposed.
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Yeah, let's get some evaluations for this, too.
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Can somebody list links to all of the accepted and seemingly useful calculations that have been suggested to be added quite recently here, please? So I can then ask DontTalkDT to evaluate if they seem good to add.
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What about breaking rope? This is one of those feats that we generally use outside sources for (like the skull crushing feat for example): https://www.boatsafe.com/rope-breaking-strength/
I should probably point out that a coil of rope is usually made of three strands, so take it for what you will.
I should probably point out that a coil of rope is usually made of three strands, so take it for what you will.
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This seems interesting. How thick of a rope are we talking here?
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Seems you're to calculate that yourself from this portion of it as seen below:
(900 lbs. X circumference 2 = breaking strength)
As an example, if you had a piece of ½” manila line and wanted to find the breaking strength, you would first calculate the circumference. (.5 X 3.14 = 1.57) Then using the formula above:
1.57 2 X 900 = 2,218 pounds of breaking strength
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What would the units for circumference be here?
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In this specifc example that's a half inch of manila line as the 0.5 value in the calc
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This could be useful
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Inches.
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I would still greatly appreciate if somebody here is willing to help out with this.
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One common occurrence is getting a toaster bath. A field test by the Mythbusters puts a toaster bath at 12 milliamps (0.012 Coulombs per second):
Based on what I could tell, a volt is a joule per coulomb: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ampere
Which is basically this: kg*m²*s^-3*A^-1
kg=kilograms
m=meters
s=seconds
A=amperes
Based on 1.8 m² for the surface area of an average man and 62 kg for the average human, I got 9300 volts out of it. At the same time, at 12 milliamps, I got 111.6 watts, or 111.6 joules per second. It's a pretty barebones Athlete level deal through AP alone.
Based on what I could tell, a volt is a joule per coulomb: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ampere
Which is basically this: kg*m²*s^-3*A^-1
kg=kilograms
m=meters
s=seconds
A=amperes
Based on 1.8 m² for the surface area of an average man and 62 kg for the average human, I got 9300 volts out of it. At the same time, at 12 milliamps, I got 111.6 watts, or 111.6 joules per second. It's a pretty barebones Athlete level deal through AP alone.
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LMAO what the ****
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My thoughts exactly. How the **** can electricity be deadly and utter weaksauce at the same time?
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Actually, that's not the reason why. Actual reason is, majority of the electricity doesn't go through the body at all because of grounding coming into play, and some other external factors like travelling through mediums like air and water.
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More like, why would anyone consider something this ******-up eligible for common feats? Just... too dark.
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Considering we have skull crushing and crushing a person whole as a common feat and we have flipping Berserk on this wiki... Lmao.
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Yes... well... game-ending yourself is considered a tad bit darker than the above on Fandom. IDK why but I'd still suggest caution.
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Okay but when did Chucky use a toaster (yes, he used one in the movies) to do that to himself?
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Anyone? We need to do this in order to get some productive work done here.
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Hihi hello. While this feat isn't particularly common, I feel it still appears often and I just wanted to get it down somewhere. Stopping the Earth's rotation.
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I still got this feat on doors waiting for evaluation: https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/U...n_Feat:_Pounding_a_Closed_or_Locked_Door_Open
Any help?
Any help?
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Your help would be very appreciated in this thread.
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Can't exactly help you with that one. I wouldn't know where to begin myself.
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I do not remember so well.
Do any of you recall, @Jasonsith , @Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan , and @JTGamer96 ?
Information from other members would also be very appreciated.
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Just a Random Butler/Ref1
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This is the appearance the page will take once sections have been transformed into collapsible content. My goal was to make individual feats collapsible to avoid excessive page length.
However, I have a concern about the level 2 heading section named "Attacking a Person such that The Person Flew across a Distance before falling onto the Ground." It looks really weird as a collapsible content. Perhaps it would fit better as a level 3 heading and, if that's the case, under which level 2 heading should it be categorized under, perhaps "Miscellaneous Feats"?
Thank you extremely much for the help.
However, wouldn't it be much better if all of the sections are automatically collapsed until somebody clicks on them?
That seems like a very badly worded and overly long title. Does anybody here have better suggestions to replace it with please?
Also, I know this one's old but this particular feat ought to be classified under a specific category of feats. For instance, if a feat of "Destroying/Creating a forest" is grouped under the category of "Forest Feats," then the "Hurling somebody... .." feat should also be assigned to a relevant feat category instead of being a standalone feat. Or is it just me? [Refer to the text with the red underline].
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I also have an additional inquiry, were newly added feats been incorporated into the actual page? If so, there may be numerous revisions that need to be made to the draft as well.
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So it's been a bit.Also, I know this one's old but this particular feat ought to be classified under a specific category of feats. For instance, if a feat of "Destroying/Creating a forest" is grouped under the category of "Forest Feats," then the "Hurling somebody... .." feat should also be assigned to a relevant feat category instead of being a standalone feat. Or is it just me? [Refer to the text with the red underline].
Honestly, if DontTalk can't keep up with this, it may be pertinent to vet this thread a bit more before sending it to him? I'd be willing to wager that while everything that gets submitted is general, it might not be common, and thus not entirely necessary to put onto the page. Food for thought.
Regardless, I'll get to work on a list of calcs submitted to be looked over.
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