Your a brave man putting in all that effort just for the feat to be trashSince the Elden Ring thread is (for the most part inactive), I thought I'd post this here for y'all to see. I calculated Radahn's meteor feat hoping to get something, but it turns out it's even worse than the fallingstar beast feats.
Radahn’s Meteor Crash
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I think almost every calc I've done has just been an ungodly amount of math for absolutely 0 rewards. I have this one for a One Piece Feat which is literally 7-A for a character who is 6-B (although the calc is bad anyways so it doesn't matter).
You're sleeping on them big time I'm ngl, I stg those things are packed with ammonium nitrate fertilizer
I got the whole DMC collection and am currently playing through them to see what all the fuss is about
Possibly? The Mimic tears can copy things beyond just normal humans (I think there are afew that become trolls), but at the same time all their hax are dependent on who they are fighting
Most of the statistics will probably just be varies, but feel free to go for it.
The big rolling balls are also them, and yes, they became trolls. It's also speculated that they might be related to the various monsters in the game that shapeshift into something different when approached or defeated.
What ones are those? The only one that comes to the top of my head is the phantom Morgott outside of Leyndell, but that’s just how using his own magic.
While I'm not really that opposed to improving the calc on A Call Beyond, I do have some gripes with the method. While the math is good, the description I still feel contradicts your method. It states that the ritual ultimately failed to access the cosmos, which resulted in the creation of the small star. This to me sounds like that the star is not created in the said "lofty plane of darkness", since it's simply stated that they could not reach it. However, that is just my interpretation of it, and I could understand if I am missing something about the description.
The description states:
I have opened a new thread to discuss which calculation should be used for A Call Beyond in Calc Group Discussion here: https://vsbattles.com/threads/a-call-beyond-calc-conflict.166480/
Ahhh alrighty, that makes a bit more sense. That clears up a larger portion of my concerns, but I'll mostly leave the rest to the calc team.
Probably yeah
Most likely. For example, one NPC co-operator in SOTE directly states that you'll call upon their soul when you touch their summon sign, and when they appear they appear with a fully functioning form despite the limbs of their physical body being absolutely demolished, so it's definitely not that
I'll get the clip and make a CRT for it then.
I personally don't think so, since the Dragon has no control over the Channeler. It's not like it deliberately put it there or summoned it, it's more of just an environmental hazard.
He also permanently stays dead if you go out of your way to kill him, so....
Yeah, I don't think it'd work.
I mean the implication that I always got from this is that Seath set him there specifically to study and protect it since he's trying to learn about other Dragons to gain immortality.
Yeah, it's looking rough. Like really rough, not to mention some characters either don't have profiles that probably should or aren't scaled correctly.
If anything that's more of an argument for Seath possibly having the ability to summon Channelers wherever. Plus, I don't think it's a matter of it protecting the dragon, it just wants to kill us like everything else lol.
Yeah. I mean 90% of DS2 has no pages whatsoever, and most of the other pages just suck. I would help out more, but I'm juggling work with every other fromsoft game, Lies of P, Bastard!!, and some other things, so I haven't had much time to help. I did have an idea for a calc that could be used to determine the strength of some characters based on their assimilation of certain souls (for example, calculating how powerful Seath, the Four Kings, and the children of Gwyn are based on estimates of how much of his soul they have), but I never got around to it and it was kind of an eh idea at best. Although I'm still up for it if you all would want to see it.
I think it should be both if anything. He's directly buffing the Gaping Dragon, he's an integral part of that boss fight so he should at least get a note on hid profile if anything.
DS2 was doomed from the start.
If you really want to add it, I would say that it would only apply if the gaping dragon is fighting someone in it's arena.
I swear I'll try and save it once I play it (except probably not. Making profiles is a ******* nightmare).
I'll take that over not mentioning him at all.
I've learned that the hard way and I've only made one so far.
He's a different guy, no.
There are other profiles on the wiki who have entire characters as equipment, like Bayverse Shockwave with the Driller or Gentle Criminal with La Brava, though for him specifically she's mentioned in his P&A section and not his equipment section for some reason.
If your argument was Seathe, I'd say no but at least see where you're coming from. The Gaping Dragon doesn't use the Channeler, the Channeler just does buff the dragon.
He also shoots at you and your buddies throughout the fight too, so he provides the same kind of bonus to the Dragon that La Brava does for Gentle except he actually fights too.
