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That's actually immensley helpful. And, with the comic, we also now only need an image of Hunter standing next to an active Vivosaur and scale his height from them. Maybe a V-Raptor or something.
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How about riding a V-Raptor?GimmyJibbsJr said:That's actually immensley helpful. And, with the comic, we also now only need an image of Hunter standing next to an active Vivosaur and scale his height from them. Maybe a V-Raptor or something.
I'm new here, so I can't do that calc.GimmyJibbsJr said:Riding will do. I will try to scale the height of Hunter, but I'll need someone else to calc the temple size (in the comic scan provided the temple is slightly slanted, so it'll be slightly difficult to get an accurate number), and then find the size of the island in which that person will need to find out how much energy is needed to bust that island.
I honestly doubt there'll be any decent feats in any fossil fighters game.GimmyJibbsJr said:bump
Still playing through Fossil Fighters: Frontier. Its shocking how few good feats are in the game so far. :/
I watched a video for the fight between Igno & Frigi. Both vivosaurs were so strong that no other vivosaurs could damage them, also they have maximum stats. But when Igno & Frigi are within each other's presence, the conflicting heat & cold weakens them to the point of being like regular vivosaurs, that oughta be important.GimmyJibbsJr said:Bump
Also, it occured to me... There really shouldn't be any real reason that an average Vivosaur could suddenly be superior to the two Legendary Vivosuars Frigi and Igno, not even Hunter's. I think that, for a low-end, we should see how much energy they need to destroy the island, but as a high-end for their power level we should be scaling them to Hunter/The Guh-brains, making them roughly Small Planet/Planet Level.
Is this alright? I peronally think it is considering that Frigi and Igno individually could easily take on and defeat any Vivosaur that was thrown at them no matter how strong they were made in advance. Technically, they could only ever lose to each other outside of maybe/probably the Guh-Brains.
Right here, you see other vivosaurs holding off Frigi right before Igno defeats him. So I'd say, they are stronger than regular vivosaurs, but not THAT much stronger.GimmyJibbsJr said:In the comic, weren't the two of them still FAR beyond the other vivosaurs despite being in each other's presence?