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Gathering information for neck snapping
- Thread starter The_pen_or_the_sword
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Okay. I will unlock the Lifting Strength page for you. Tell me here when you are done.
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No problem. I will lock it then.
Is somebody willing to update the References for Common Feats page as well?
Is somebody willing to update the References for Common Feats page as well?
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I guess we should use it conditionally. So as usual consistency with other feats should be considered and, as you showed, one has to estimate it based on the technique used.XING06 said:
Human levels of power are pretty complicated...
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Regarding the PE - AP - stuff: It was mentioned that this was debated in a thread somewhere, I believe? Can anyone link me that?
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@KLOL506
Yeah that was the rationale, but like DontTalk says they're based around two different units of measurement. So generally just don't try to scale lifting feats to AP and vice versa.
Also even if we had both as force, even a rapid lift still doesn't scale very well to your striking force. Like in a punch you have around 0.1 seconds. So the amount of force you can apply is a lower, than even a faster lift (~1 second).
EDIT: Bodyweight movements should work though, as the timeframe is closer (0.1-0.3 seconds). So the jump feat should be OK actually.
Yeah that was the rationale, but like DontTalk says they're based around two different units of measurement. So generally just don't try to scale lifting feats to AP and vice versa.
Also even if we had both as force, even a rapid lift still doesn't scale very well to your striking force. Like in a punch you have around 0.1 seconds. So the amount of force you can apply is a lower, than even a faster lift (~1 second).
EDIT: Bodyweight movements should work though, as the timeframe is closer (0.1-0.3 seconds). So the jump feat should be OK actually.
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Jumping is essentially no different than throwing, just that you throw yourself.
So it should be fine. It's short enough to land in the "one attack worth of action"-category.
So it should be fine. It's short enough to land in the "one attack worth of action"-category.
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Maybe we should just move it into the Miscellaneous Feats section and rename the section into Lifting Strength feats?
I don't think the jumping feat currently fits in any other category.
Aside from that I think we are done here.
I don't think the jumping feat currently fits in any other category.
Aside from that I think we are done here.
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Can we add crushing a neck which is compressive strength and pure muscle?
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