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Isn't it right to take 12 years even with Highball? And I already have two admin approvals and I don't know what to do. Also agree?It’s way easier to prove and less assumptions than what you’re going with
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Isn't it right to take 12 years even with Highball? And I already have two admin approvals and I don't know what to do. Also agree?It’s way easier to prove and less assumptions than what you’re going with
The maximum period for the creation of the Eternal Kingdom would be one yearThe 4-A realm stuff looks alright but I'm not 100% on short time justification but I'm not completely opposed to it so overall i guess the update is fine enough.
As I explained in the OP, Ironside's wife got pregnant before the Demon King died, as I recall, some time after the Demon King died, Arthur received the power of Chaos. Even if you count this as the next day, the time interval will not exceed "9 months".I know we're assuming a relatively small timeframe, but we still need an actual, calculable timeframe. What exactly is the timeframe we're using (in hours, days, weeks, anything that would be useful in calculating finite creation feats)
Since it seems like the OP is just asserting a vague timeframe to assume a concrete conclusion, which is something I don't agree with, and neither does the wiki itself. Which is why you need concrete timeframes for calculating things, not vague ones.
Because he's in Camelot with his wife, who's just given birth.As I explained in the OP, Ironside's wife got pregnant before the Demon King died, as I recall, some time after the Demon King died, Arthur received the power of Chaos. Even if you count this as the next day, the time interval will not exceed "9 months".
It doesn't matter that it was introduced 16 years later. If we can see even the newborn Percival in Camelot, it is ridiculous to use the age at which Percival died.Which is why I mentioned to the OP earlier in the thread the best and safest bet would be 16 years.
Camelot was destroyed in the 7DS timeline during the Holy War. Blah blah Arthur gets Chaos Powers.
Then fast forward 16 years later Neo-Camelot is introduced to the story. There’s many implications that it was created earlier but we don’t have a definitive number hence why 16 years should be the safest option imo
So, for the calculation of Arthur creating this dimension, are you assuming 9 month or are you assuming a different timeframe?As I explained in the OP, Ironside's wife got pregnant before the Demon King died, as I recall, some time after the Demon King died, Arthur received the power of Chaos. Even if you count this as the next day, the time interval will not exceed "9 months".
She was created 16 years before she was introduced, we literally have Percival's grandfather talking about Camelot to Meliodas with Percival still on his lapWhich is why I mentioned to the OP earlier in the thread the best and safest bet would be 16 years.
Camelot was destroyed in the 7DS timeline during the Holy War. Blah blah Arthur gets Chaos Powers.
Then fast forward 16 years later Neo-Camelot is introduced to the story. There’s many implications that it was created earlier but we don’t have a definitive number hence why 16 years should be the safest option imo
I think 1 year as a Low Ball is betterSo, for the calculation of Arthur creating this dimension, are you assuming 9 month or are you assuming a different timeframe?
I'm asking since it's incredibly pertinent in calculating the feat.
Actually, I'm taking a lower time frame, because it looks like Camelot existed before Diodra was born.So, for the calculation of Arthur creating this dimension, are you assuming 9 month or are you assuming a different timeframe?
I'm asking since it's incredibly pertinent in calculating the feat.
They appear to be in Camelot in their newborn form, why should we take a 16 year time period? We know he created the Camelot in a short time frame and the wiki also agrees that this is sufficient.I know we're assuming a relatively small timeframe, but we still need an actual, calculable timeframe. What exactly is the timeframe we're using (in hours, days, weeks, anything that would be useful in calculating finite creation feats)
Since it seems like the OP is just asserting a vague timeframe to assume a concrete conclusion, which is something I don't agree with, and neither does the wiki itself. Which is why you need concrete timeframes for calculating things, not vague ones.
Uzy, listen to me, what time frame are you assuming. Give us an answer. Are you claiming the time frame is at most 9 months? Like cmon man its a simple question, it's not that hard.It's also said here that dimension was here before Tristan. Tristan and Percival are the same age. That's less than nine months.
if we assume the time frame is one year it falls into 4B But we do not consider the time frame as one year, it is shorterI think 1 year as a Low Ball is better
I said it was much shorter than 9 months. I think it would be most logical to take it in the range of 7-8 months. In my opinion, a time interval of 5 seconds can also be taken as a result of Chaos creating it with his intention more than once. But as I said, 7-8 months would be the most logical.Uzy, listen to me, what time frame are you assuming. Give us an answer. Are you claiming the time frame is at most 9 months? Like cmon man its a simple question, it's not that hard.
Yeah no, that's arbitrary. So I'll tell you what timeframe you can use, if we know it is unquantifiably shorter than 9 months, then all you can claim is that the timeframe is at most 9 months. Do you understand?I said it was much shorter than 9 months. I think it would be most logical to take it in the range of 7-8 months. In my opinion, a time interval of 5 seconds can also be taken as a result of Chaos creating it with his intention more than once. But as I said, 7-8 months would be the most logical.
And don't talk to me like you're making fun of me.Uzy, listen to me, what time frame are you assuming. Give us an answer. Are you claiming the time frame is at most 9 months? Like cmon man its a simple question, it's not that hard.
Okay, then 9 months.Yeah no, that's arbitrary. So I'll tell you what timeframe you can use, if we know it is unquantifiably shorter than 9 months, then all you can claim is that the timeframe is at most 9 months. Do you understand?
Cool, now creating a 4-A dimension in 9 months yields the following: 2.008x10^57 joules / 2.365x10^7 seconds = 8.49x10^49 J/s. This is 4-B.Okay, then 9 months.
Why not?Cool, now creating a 4-A dimension in 9 months yields the following: 2.008x10^57 joules / 2.365x10^7 seconds = 8.49x10^49 J/s. This is 4-B.
Now are you trying to scale this to his normal statistics. In simpler words, do you think Arthur/Chaos is punching/swinging a sword with 4-B energy?
Do you understand that the burden of proof is on you to provide evidence for why this should scale to normal statistics like how hard he can punch? Aka you need to prove this feat scales to his punches. So you can work from there and craft an argument for why this feat scales to usual statistics.Why not?
Creating a dimension with a starry sky is 1.688×10^63JCool, now creating a 4-A dimension in 9 months yields the following: 2.008x10^57 joules / 2.365x10^7 seconds = 8.49x10^49 J/s. This is 4-B.
Now are you trying to scale this to his normal statistics. In simpler words, do you think Arthur/Chaos is punching/swinging a sword with 4-B energy?
At the very least, Chaos or Full Power Arthur needs to scale. If the energy it creates per second, even over a short period of time, is 4-B according to "what you say", I can accept 4-B. But I'll see if it's true.Do you understand that the burden of proof is on you to provide evidence for why this should scale to normal statistics like how hard he can punch? Aka you need to prove this feat scales to his punches. So you can work from there and craft an argument for why this feat scales to usual statistics.
(4-B)Creating a dimension with a starry sky is 1.688×10^63J
1,688×10^63/2,365x10^7=7,1374207188×10^55
Assuming a time of nine months, we obtain 7.1374207188×10^55J
What is it? 4-A or 4-B?Creating a dimension with a starry sky is 1.688×10^63J
1,688×10^63/2,365x10^7=7,1374207188×10^55
Assuming a time of nine months, we obtain 7.1374207188×10^55J
4-BWhat is it? 4-A or 4-B?
And creation already scales to attack power. Especially if the energy it creates per second is 4-B.At the very least, Chaos or Full Power Arthur needs to scale. If the energy it creates per second, even over a short period of time, is 4-B according to "what you say", I can accept 4-B. But I'll see if it's true.
LOLWhy not?
.And creation already scales to attack power. Especially if the energy it creates per second is 4-B.
They can scale with creation, but no Arthur and Chaos's punches don't "need to scale". If you cannot prove that their normal statistics scale there, then they don't scale there.At the very least, Chaos or Full Power Arthur needs to scale. If the energy it creates per second, even over a short period of time, is 4-B according to "what you say", I can accept 4-B. But I'll see if it's true.
Yeah you're right, this is 4-B still.Creating a dimension with a starry sky is 1.688×10^63J
1,688×10^63/2,365x10^7=7,1374207188×10^55
Assuming a time of nine months, we obtain 7.1374207188×10^55J
No creation feats do not automatically scale to attack power.And creation already scales to attack power. Especially if the energy it creates per second is 4-B.
Why did you use 1.688×10^63 Joule? What is the source for it?Creating a dimension with a starry sky is 1.688×10^63J
1,688×10^63/2,365x10^7=7,1374207188×10^55
Assuming a time of nine months, we obtain 7.1374207188×10^55J
They can scale with creation, but no Arthur and Chaos's punches don't "need to scale". If you cannot prove that their normal statistics scale there, then they don't scale there.
Yeah you're right, this is 4-A still.
No creation feats do not automatically scale to attack power.
It's actually 4-B the 4-A level starts at 10^57JYeah you're right, this is 4-A still.
You right.It's actually 4-B the 4-A level starts at 10^57J
9 months isn't a very short period of time though."Finally, the creation of the object(s) in question must take place within a very short period of time in order for the entire result to apply to the Attack Force."