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Is it possible for a character to have a higher AP but lower physical Striking Strength?
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I have a question about Striking Strength.
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Totally, it's also a fairly common thing and over the years we have tried to improve the difference between the two in profiles.
Basically Striking Strength is the force you can output with physical attacks, such as punches, claws, swords etc.., while AP encompasses everything else, like energy beams, elemental attacks, summoning, weather manipulation, destruction-based hax and such.
Of course the two can have the same value when a Universal Energy System is involved, since characters draw their strength for both from the same source, but in absence of one, we differentiate.
Basically Striking Strength is the force you can output with physical attacks, such as punches, claws, swords etc.., while AP encompasses everything else, like energy beams, elemental attacks, summoning, weather manipulation, destruction-based hax and such.
Of course the two can have the same value when a Universal Energy System is involved, since characters draw their strength for both from the same source, but in absence of one, we differentiate.
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I’m glad you answered it as in depth as possible.
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