How much difference between specific stats would be hard to bridge or even outright insurmountable?

[Schattenbach]

As the question implies, how much strength (or speed, etc.) difference would be enough to outright suppress others in that regard? And how much difference would be enough to be unbridgeable by the opponent (maybe verse-specific extreme skill utilization that leverages force or whatever put aside ... but even those usually have clear and obvious upper limits), as in, for example, unable to even hurt with a focused attack (the basic example would be a stabbing attack with spear/knife/etc.)?

This is especially unclear to me since it seems like fiction often treats even differences through somewhat more minor stat boosts (like 2-3x their typical strength in typical Xianxia/Martial Arts novel with some self-destructive berserk pill or whatever ... or even just some 30% boost in some gamish- isekai manga or various post-apocalyptic manhwa, manhua, etc.) as the best thing since sliced bread that immediately turns the confrontation utterly upside down. When skill and whatever is mostly equal, singular mistakes might make the difference, but how big would such boosts really need to be in such a situation to not only give the edge but to completely suppress the opponents (or eve groups of opponents)?

Can someone clear this up for me? Thanks in advance.

 

[AlexSamDen]

This is honestly an extremely loose question, as different pieces of fiction often give different answers

The closest our wiki has to answer that question is our standard for One-Shots, however the page itself stars that that's only a basic estimation

 

[CatLover313]

Usually, it’ll only be estimations and if we don’t include hax, then this is typically the gap between stuff:

AP and Durability Gap to one shot: ~8x gap

Perception Blitz for 1 meter: ~6.86x (more if the distance is greater)

If AP and Durability Gap is close enough (ranges from within 2x-3x to some staff saying under 10x), a massive LS gap would allow characters to just tear/crush the smaller LS opponent.

I can give the link to the threads where I’ve seen common opinion and staff opinion comment these numbers but they’re not crazy hard to find. Though caveat is that these aren’t concrete and just estimates