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No you'd do sumn like "MHS+ with Bajrang Gun" and link the calc (MHS+ is a place holder here, idk what the actual calc'd value is).We can just say... lower?
Not really, there's many instances on this wiki where we count KE of something via what the calc says but we don't use the calc as the limit of what the profile saysNo you'd do sumn like "MHS+ with Bajrang Gun" and link the calc (MHS+ is a place holder here, idk what the actual calc'd value is).
Not really, there's many instances on this wiki where we count KE of something via what the calc says but we don't use the calc as the limit of what the profile says
Yeah they're wrong. They're in direct violation of our KE standards. Two wrongs =/= a right.I'm sure there are plenty of profiles on this site that don't abide by the above rule, but just preemptively speaking, let's not use that as an excuse or whataboutism to propagate malpractice when it comes to wiki standards.
MHS+ attack speed with Bajrang Gun?No you'd do sumn like "MHS+ with Bajrang Gun" and link the calc (MHS+ is a place holder here, idk what the actual calc'd value is).
That is so real Damage.@Arc7Kuroi That would probably be better left for a CRT on scaling as a result of whatever changes are accepted here for the calc. Not for this thread.
Really. In another scene the speed can be much greater.And I don't find this worthwhile. The reason we don't do stuff like this is because a character can scale to one speed, but in terms of calculating stuff, that speed can vary from instance to instance. That's literally a big part of why our Calc Stacking page exists. It's not something we really throw onto profiles
So, all those punches are considered lifting strength just by calculating the energy from the punch divided by the punching distance? Because they can lift their own fists?It's him yanking an island size fist at MHS+ speeds, that's lifting
Someone who needs like 3 seconds to curl a 25 lb dumbbell once vs someone who can curl it 20 times in a second obviously have different lifting strengths
What? No, that's not what he's saying. Yanking an island sized fist at MHS+ speeds is absolutely lifting, it's not just the act of punchingSo, all those punches are considered lifting strength just by calculating the energy from the punch divided by the punching distance? Because they can lift their own fists?
The point is that all punches are the same. I don't quite understand why there needs to be a distinction between large and small characters. For example, if there is a giant 2 kilometers tall, would his punch be considered lifting strength because of the larger fist size? Is there a specific criterion regarding size that determines whether this method of calculation is applicable? If Luffy's fist is of normal size but moves at MHS+ speed, can it be calculated this way?What? No, that's not what he's saying. Yanking an island sized fist at MHS+ speeds is absolutely lifting, it's not just the act of punching
Yeah, punching is also considered Striking Strength ain’t it as well?What? No, that's not what he's saying. Yanking an island sized fist at MHS+ speeds is absolutely lifting, it's not just the act of punching
The point is that all punches are the same. I don't quite understand why there needs to be a distinction between large and small characters. For example, if there is a giant 2 kilometers tall, would his punch be considered lifting strength because of the larger fist size? Is there a specific criterion regarding size that determines whether this method of calculation is applicable? If Luffy's fist is of normal size but moves at MHS+ speed, can it be calculated this way?
I'm not sure if this is derailment because this thread still discusses calculating lifting strength a little. I'm just here to ask my questions out of curiosity.This is technically derailment from the original topic and The act of punching has usually considered striking strength since you know, you striking a enemy with a punch
There is the Q&A forums or if you prefer, talk to specific staff members that has some general knowledge regarding that specific part. Beside, you kinda don’t need to broaden the topic that was to handle concerns with a calc and allI'm not sure if this is derailment because this thread still discusses calculating lifting strength a little. I'm just here to ask my questions out of curiosity.
It isn't just a punch, rotating that fist will require centripetal forceSo, all those punches are considered lifting strength just by calculating the energy from the punch divided by the punching distance? Because they can lift their own fists?
I haven't accounted for this just yet, as I'm not sure what the ongoing stance is for thatKingTempest also wants to add the distance the punch moved forward in the calculation.
But aside from that, I've now got ends upon ends for y'all to take your pick from
I can't think of a good way to find that.KingTempest also wants to add the distance the punch moved forward in the calculation.
No. Why on god's green earth would we assume a timeframe over a shown one?So, a recalc using the timeframe of a punch is needed?
Because the shown one is unreliable.No. Why on god's green earth would we assume a timeframe over a shown one?
Since then it seems that the timeframe is a problem for some.No. Why on god's green earth would we assume a timeframe over a shown one?
I get what you mean, but my perspective at least is "Wait for the anime to have more information to work with" and now that we've got access to that information I've evaluated it as not being very reliable. Others can evaluate it and interpret it differently.I'm not really a big fan of assuming timeframes over using shown ones, though. I mean, the big sentiment at the time was "wait for the anime" and now that the anime's here, it's "don't use the anime"?
Cause that's the only frame that doesn't have something in the way of Luffy's fist??I get what you mean, but my perspective at least is "Wait for the anime to have more information to work with" and now that we've got access to that information I've evaluated it as not being very reliable. Others can evaluate it and interpret it differently.
It's not like every single depiction by the anime is a worthwhile timeframe anyway. Remember how long it took Pica to do anything in the drawn-out Dressrosa episodes?