Context - he destroyed a physical servers, a machines basically, which are not containing any universes/multiverse - it's just a data in that case. Also servers fills every floor in those buildings and have narrow paths between them cuz people goes to check those servers once in a while (I specified this since most of the time buildings are assumed to be mostly empty)
I'd say it's takes around 85% of every story, and those building have the same amount of stories as an actual Burj Khalifa
Not even burrito level if it was robloxServers like those
Apparantly it's moslty plastic and steel. But I don't know in which percentage
I'd say 75% steel and 25% plastic imo, I would be shocked if it was the opposite
There is already calc for Burj Khalifa
What he meant is that, the servers are just a small addition to the destruction of the towers, and the addition is just 10 tons of tnt more, so, it’s not a humongous thing to add in, it wouldn’t make much a difference, you’re better off just calculating the destruction of the towers
Basically it's about internet, it's treated like a real life for characters and they see "The real world" as fiction (something like a Warhammer - a very complexly written and thoughtful verse. But it's made just for ***** and giggles). Internet have a hierarchy that consists of: residents (basically humans that don't contribute to anything and just live in social medias/websites and etc), content makers (it's their job to make content or contribute to websites, but they don't control it in any way and their responsibility is to create most of the data wherever they live. And since they are more valuable for internet - they have low-mid regeneration, that can heal any internal injury if it doesn't kill them instantly, except brain damage), Moderators (they have limited god like powers to moderate their own home-universe, keep everyone below them in line and responsible for safety of their platform. But they still have their own limitations and can't drastically alter their universe), admins (the owners of social medias/websites who don't have limitations of the moderators, but they are still powerless in other social medias). The character I was talking about in the OP is the main antagonist of 2nd arc/season, who hates any imperfections in someone's content that he will manipulate his audience and other people to harass and kill those he considers "unworthy". And while he was doing some good things (like taking down some ai slop channels and fighting against organized criminal group, who were making dogwater content. Also he helped poor and underrated creators), he constantly tries to kill the MC (he is an animator, who can't draw well, because he have severe tremor because of brain damage) and gave him severe PTSD
Making bad content isn't considered a crime here, but it was the reason that character brutally killed them
Those servers aren't treated like that. It's like someone just crashed buildings filled with computers - of course you won't scale that dude to multiversal level just because of that. Treat those servers and buildings like a factory dedicated to make something eco-hostile and useless
Admins and moderators aren't ones who do evil things on purpose (there's one exception though), they mostly just greedy, lazy and irresponsible authorities, who barely do anything about problems of their social media where MC lives. This plot is mostly about how hateful, biased and violent humans can be to each other because they believed something or can't just accept each other's traits. Also MC is more like an anti-hero than just hero, while he's trying to save the victims of doxxing, attempted murder and other horrible crimes and suffering - he tend to get violent in the process and progressively looses his sanity, since he suffered way too much from a young age (basically a lot of people hated him just because he was "cringe" and beaten him up to a pulp. He was 12 years old at the time and since then things were only getting worse), until he finally redeems himself and tries to forget the horrors he had gone through
Oh nice to know, does the skyscraper have people inside? If so, he just committed collateral damage
Alright
