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Lifting strength and Durability
- Thread starter NIK_FARIS
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If their bodies aren't designed specifically for the environment you can get durability. Lifting Strength I'm not so sure about.
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How about this?
Character A push character B to the ground via water pressure which is stated to similar to pressure under Mariana Trench. Character B able to lift himself up despite the intense pressure. Can this count as LS?
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If its a constant steam then I can maybe see it.
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1. That example, assuming he's being put under constant pressure, would be a yes from me.
2. I feel like people forget that the reasoning for Durability scaling to Striking Strength would also technically apply to Lifting Strength, as you'd still have to withstand that energy.
2. I feel like people forget that the reasoning for Durability scaling to Striking Strength would also technically apply to Lifting Strength, as you'd still have to withstand that energy.
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