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Oh.Rin The Dragon Empress said:The other calc can't be used either, the thickness of the clouds are extremely inflated. I'll see what I can do.
This works, if nothing else does.DMUA said:Well, this already covers the recalc, but, again, we'd need to apply the timeframe of a minute. Or, maybe 10 seconds would be more reasonable, but, who knows. Either way, it shouldn't be nearly 8-A.
The result is literally the same as the opening lol and from the same fight i'm sure.DMUA said:I mean, it's the feat, but it shows it quite differently. Besides, there are issues with intro feats anyways, if they don't happen in the main story the way they do there.
If the thickness and timeframe are inflated, I can look into correcting it. Simple enough.
Proof?Sigurd Snake in The Eye said:That is excalibur not air blast.
The only thing that's inflated is the length of the cloud which was measured to be ~60km, current regulations means it just gets dropped to 20km instead, everything else is useable as it is.Rin The Dragon Empress said:D is false. The scaling images were an issue but it also uses an outdated cloud parting method and the thickness of said cloud was inflated as pointed out by one of the calc members who's bread and butter are cloud calcs.
Don't worry Schnee, John alreadt posted a LP that has the whole part. It's easier to navigate.Schnee One said:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vhWBxV9wwpU&t=49s
4:06:39 is when the feat happens
You mean the 8-A result?Solacis said:Proof?Sigurd Snake in The Eye said:That is excalibur not air blast.
I don't see Bellerophon anywhere in that animation, and Excalibur was fired at an already-charging Bellerophon. The Excaliblast was also fired at a clear angle, but the shot shows a beam going straight up. The attack in the visual does not match any depictions of Excalibur's beam, while matching Invisible Air's attack almost perfectly. We also know that Invisible Air has to be released before Excalibur can be used, so it matches up with the scene in that the visual is clearly showing a shot right before Excalibur is actually fired.
So no, the calc is invalid.
It depends on the higher feats.Paul Frank said:Considering some of the higher feats and the various mountain statements wouldn't a low calc just be an outlier
Outliers can be high or low