Inanimate Insanity: Home Is Where Upgrades Are

[Psychomaster35]

Should be fairly simple.

7-C to Low 7-B Upgrade For Low End Tiers

In the most recent episode, the Floor was about to cause a volcanic eruption which in turn caused the area to shake, and it has been calculated to Town level for the quake and Small City level for the theoretical eruption that Floory would’ve caused had it not been for Bot talking him out of doing it. As such, their rating now becomes:

7-C, likely Low 7-B, possibly 7-B

Town level (Generated an earthquake of this magnitude), likely Small City level+ (Would’ve likely been able generate a volcanic eruption with this much force had it not been for Bot talking him out of doing it)

Bot Name Change + New Addition

Bowbot is now referred to as just Bot after she changed her voice, so I request a name change for that. That being said, she also gets Sound Manipulation from being able to change her voice.

 

[DarkDragonMedeus]

Looks good.

 

[Maverick_Zero_X]

The proposals look fine.

 

[Propellus]

Not sure how I feel about having 3 variable tiers at once. But I will say that if the calcs do indeed check-out, then this should be good to go

 

[Psychomaster35]

Not sure how I feel about having 3 variable tiers at once.

To be fair, they’re there due to their vagueness. If it was a Varies rating, that would be a completely different story.

 

[James_Plays_4_Games]

It appears that the feat by The Floor that you showed in this thread should only apply to him. Before The Floor was about to do the eruption, the rest of the characters were worried about evacuating, which likely would've meant that they wouldn't have survived the event if Bot hadn't convinced The Floor to stop it.

 

[Psychomaster35]

It appears that the feat by The Floor that you showed in this thread should only apply to him. Before The Floor was about to do the eruption, the rest of the characters were worried about evacuating, which likely would've meant that they wouldn't have survived the event if Bot hadn't convinced The Floor to stop it.

He still withstood that earthquake himself, though. He was literally in the epicenter causing it, and characters have actively harmed him before. The only reason they were threatened was because they feared of being burnt to death, but the Floor likely would've survived the eruption given how he was literally withstanding being in the epicenter of the lava in the volcano.

 

[James_Plays_4_Games]

He still withstood that earthquake himself, though. He was literally in the epicenter causing it, and characters have actively harmed him before. The only reason they were threatened was because they feared of being burnt to death, but the Floor likely would've survived the eruption given how he was literally withstanding being in the epicenter of the lava in the volcano.

Although The Floor is part of the environment, he's not bound to a specific floor, so he's more like just a face that's bound to ground-based surfaces. With that being established, I think that what he did was an environmental destruction ability, being able to control what's below the surface and out of his physical reach. Like you wrote, The Floor can survive lava, so that's why he didn't need to worry about getting harmed while on it. This case doesn't seem to be about durability.

 

[Psychomaster35]

Except when he did the earthquake, he was literally causing it on the ground and with his own power, right in the epicenter. This can't just be environmental destruction since he was the one causing it through sheer power. And as for saying that he would not be harmed by lava due to literally being it, he has still shown to be hurt by physical trauma, which meant he was going to be hit by the lava itself.

 

[James_Plays_4_Games]

Except when he did the earthquake, he was literally causing it on the ground and with his own power, right in the epicenter. This can't just be environmental destruction since he was the one causing it through sheer power. And as for saying that he would not be harmed by lava due to literally being it, he has still shown to be hurt by physical trauma, which meant he was going to be hit by the lava itself.

Power: In the case that the earthquake was environmental destruction, it was still affecting the ground and was caused by The Floor's own power, like you wrote. The difference between our interpretations is that there isn't evidence that The Floor did the feat physically when he was just motionless in the lava with an angry expression. The next best conclusion we can get to is the feat being environmental destruction.

Durability: I don't know how The Floor getting hit by the surface he was attached to that was harmless to him would count as a durability feat. If it is one, then it's extremely unintuitive, so if you're going to apply the revision, I recommend that you elaborate on the justification.