I really want this to be concluded instead being locked due of massive amount of wank
I'm pretty such someone else made that argument not me, you can take a break and cool down cause right now your clearly mad at me but you took someone else's claim and try to say I said it even though I didn't. I can go back an link it.
Nice
Now then,
Same here
That's what I understood from this. If it weren't the fact that we actually don't see the black hole, could've been calc'd as legit.The biggest problem I see in that feat is that we actually don't see the black hole at all. Or, the event horizon I suppose. Like, the glowing ball obviously isn't the black hole in itself (if it were that would mean light is escaping it, which would be a problem with our standards). It might be the ascension disc or... well it doesn't really matter what the glowing ball is. The problem is that without knowing the event horizon size, the feat is just unquantifiable. Creating a black hole in itself has no lower bound on how much energy it requires.
Neither of these two are actually our standards. Our standards are what is written on the corresponding wiki page. There are similar standards to this (i.e. a singularity destroys anything below High 3-A durability and light may not escape the event horizon), but not quite these.
Black Hole Feats in Fiction
When it comes to the topic of black holes there are a lot of common misconceptions about their nature and through that also misconceptions about the evaluation of feats involving them. Generally, black holes are often depicted wrong in works of fiction. While a completely correct depiction can...vsbattles.fandom.com
I sorta had a plan finding the swartschild radius with the whole spontaneous microverse part of it to get around micro size to nanometer for the radius and that's why I said it's 5-A but I don't know the procedures on how the site handles mico sized universes so I didn't bring that up.
That was just a weird up hill battle for How high into High 3-A it is. But it was cluster truck either way on that point.
I don't think we have enough information to accurately guess that. But maybe we can talk to some calc group members later on? For now, I would say to just dismiss it. Let's focus on what we already got accepted and all.
Okay. Thank you for the summary.
It's ok. Although I think your input would be of great benefit, but certainly your health (both physical and mental) comes first.
For High 5-A scaling:
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Thank you. The High 5-A scaling seems to make sense to me then.
You should, with the exception like @Dragonmasterxyz and @Theglassman12 since they don't care about the revision
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| That Man: Magic draws power directly from the Backyard, and I'm serving as an intermediary. Frederick's fist will carry more energy than anything on this planet is capable of producing. I convert that energy into matter, and we contain that within a pocket dimension using the Schwarzschild radial limit. We then destroy the physical space occupied by the barrier, creating a spontaneous microverse. The rest is simple--we need only to take measures to ensure the world isn't destroyed in the process. |
| You know what demi-humans are, right? Vampires, werewolves, that sorta thing? Well, if you thought Gears were neat, get a load of this. Demi-humans transcend genetics, physics, and even time itself. But plainly, their very existence is essentially a bug in our world's programming. Unlike you or me, they don't have IDs. They're the same existences across independent segments. And because of that, they subconsciously contain information about parallel universes. Meaning that demi-humans can act as terminals that allow us access to parallel worlds. Though obviously, as dwellers of infinite timelines, they need to down convert to our simple definition of Planck time in order to exist in what we call "the real world." And heavens to Betsy does that make finding actionable information on them difficult. Like finding one particle of sand across the vastness of the universe. Did you know there was a guy named Bedman who managed to delete his own ID and became a multi-dimensional being. Anyway, that's where Nagoriyuki comes in. He wasn't born a demi-human. He became one. A hybrid, if you will. I can access different timelines by following little references in his old memories. Once I do that, the rest is simple. |
Most of everyone else in mid to low were gonna get like 40 times downscale version of the High 5-A mostly due to crow in GGAC making knock off clones of justice.
Sadly no, I researched Microverse and all I got was the Microverse from Marvel (which we can't use because different world) and an online school for remote programming. I don't think Asura was talking about it.
