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This is basically the problem I have. This feat was only mentioned once, by Amarao and not Atomsk himself or anyone who actually saw it, and it happened totally off-screen as a part of Atomsk backstory.AstralKing7 said:It ultimately depends on how the feat itself is carried out
Does using an N.O. channel (an hyperspace oppened by the pulses of the brain) to move a stellar system count as anything that could possibly scale?Sigurd Snake in The Eye said:is there anything implies he does it in a way that scales to him?
I know that, the problem is that the N.O. channel sucking the stellar system would in no way scale to Atomsk stats. At best you get "At least 8-A, 4-B with N.O. channel" because this totally isn't Atomsk's own strength.Blahblah9755 said:If a solar system is moved, that's solar system level. His N.O. portals suck objects into them rather than moving around an object, so it would have had to have moved the solar system (or at least the star and planets individually) to do that.
That's literally what I just wrote. His stats are 8-A and MTFL+ because of his own feats, but we should also note the 4-B feat performed by his N.O. channel, which doesn't scale to his regular stats, and isn't combat applicable in any way.AstralKing7 said:Actually no I don't agree with this at all. It can't scale to his speed in anyway because portal creation doesn't scale to AP. It's being sucked in by the portal. Being pulled in by the portal. Not his physical strength
This part is technically wrong, it's explicity said by Amarao that this was done because of Atomsk being skilled using his N.O. channel, so we know how he did it, but it doesn't scale to his physical stats.The Calaca said:If the feat happens off-screen with no detail and no indication of its physical strength doing so
Instinctively holding his breath, Naota turned around, and there on the scooter... was Amarao. Naota, obviously disappointed, took a sip of the black coffee. Idiot, what were you hoping for? "You've already grown up, so you drink the bitter stuff," Amarao said. "Your brain needs glucose. If your brain is to get back to normal, it's better to drink the sweet stuff. You must be pretty tired of it now. Every time something jumps out of the N.O. in your head, it causes trouble. N.O. is a technology that uses the pulses between the left and right brain to cancel each other out and open a hyperspace channel. I don't think your housemaid is going to be coming back ... but just in case." |
I agree with that. If anything it's range, but without context it's dubious to use for AP.The Calaca said:If the feat happens off-screen with no detail and no indication of its physical strength doing so, I say yeet the feat.
That's not at all what our Celestial Body Feats page says. Moving an entire solar system, multiple solar system, galaxy, or multiple galaxies at ftl speeds is considered the corresponding tier going by that page.DarkDragonMedeus said:For moving celestial bodies, it depends on how fast you move the bodies. Though, if moved at FTL speeds, we just use the sum total of the GBEs of each and every planet and star being moved. Moving a solar system would just be 4-C that's barely above baseline. But moving star systems with multiple stars is usually High 4-C unless there are some Neutron stars being moved. Then it would be 4-B.
But that's totally ignoring the N.O. channel moving the stellar system. It doesn't scale at all to Atomsk stats, but it's still a feat performed by the N.O. channel.Antvasima said:I think that Calaca and Assaltwaffle seem to make sense.