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I can see David's point. I personally think it's better to use multipliers/exact values, but I can see why one could be against it too.
What I disagree with however, is that we accept 2x multipliers in FT (via statements of doubling power), but ignore actual values given by the manga.
The comparison between Orga and Jura is given to us with the MPF values, so I find it hypocritical to accept 2x multipliers, but ignore the values given by the author.
MPF measures the exact magic power of the attack, so if we want to be consistent with the manga, such multipliers should be used, even if it doesn't affect that many characters after all.
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Also, it really does seem like in FT, a 2x difference is pretty huge after all. Given how Jura, who is a bit more than 2x stronger than Orga, was able to one shot him. Dragon Force being a 2x/3x multiplier, boosting the likes of Natsu to Zero/Jellal level, Erza matching Jellal with half of his magic power in Tower of Heaven, while full power Jellal was stomping her.
MPF is actually consistent with the other multipliers given by the series.
What I disagree with however, is that we accept 2x multipliers in FT (via statements of doubling power), but ignore actual values given by the manga.
The comparison between Orga and Jura is given to us with the MPF values, so I find it hypocritical to accept 2x multipliers, but ignore the values given by the author.
MPF measures the exact magic power of the attack, so if we want to be consistent with the manga, such multipliers should be used, even if it doesn't affect that many characters after all.
P.S
Also, it really does seem like in FT, a 2x difference is pretty huge after all. Given how Jura, who is a bit more than 2x stronger than Orga, was able to one shot him. Dragon Force being a 2x/3x multiplier, boosting the likes of Natsu to Zero/Jellal level, Erza matching Jellal with half of his magic power in Tower of Heaven, while full power Jellal was stomping her.
MPF is actually consistent with the other multipliers given by the series.