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Marvel Tiering Adjustments: 2.0

These old EM calcs have issues, like where what's being calced isn't accurate to what occurs in the comic or technical issues like what Qaws pointed out. I made a re-assessment for some of the thing related ones a while back but still haven't gotten calc group feedback.
 
Well, feel free to ask some of the calc group members again for help. You can tell them that I would appreciate it.
 
Thank you for the help. That would be appreciated.
 
Thank you, but since he is going to recalculate the feat himself, it seems better to wait for the moment.
 
We are currently discussing whether the 5-A feat for the Grey Hulk is an outlier.
 
And yet suggesting replacing it with a Low 5-B statement for Cyclops? What?

Either one or the other. I don't mind 5-B / 5-A stuff scaling from Grey Hulk, Thing, etc.
 
The Low 5-B statement is complete bollocks

At no point does he have a planet level feat with it and he'll i don't think it even scales to anyone there
 
Are there better feats for them other than the Cyclops statement? That seems especially unreliable in my opinion
 
Well, it's better to get that instead. Cyclops is what I consider an unreliable narrator for his own powers, since he definitely considers them a far severe threat than they might even be.
 
Zark2099 said:
Well, it's better to get that instead. Cyclops is what I consider an unreliable narrator for his own powers, since he definitely considers them a far severe threat than they might even be.
Wasn't it revealed that his powers are not just lazer eyes but energy that comes from another Dimension?
 
Zark2099 said:
Well, it's better to get that instead. Cyclops is what I consider an unreliable narrator for his own powers, since he definitely considers them a far severe threat than they might even be.
Good point. We might have to downgrade both Cyclops AP and Mister Sinister's durability.
 
Hellbeast1 said:
I'm still looking for Things star level feat but I have a few that might be planet somewhere
Thing's best feats go form High 6-A to 5-B.

I think there are other low-level planetary feats for some chars.
 
Anyways, regarding my input, I kinda wish Cyclops to not be used for scaling to others in general, save for Mister Sinister and primarily X-Men characters, due to his varying power levels and the isolation of core X-Men from the rest of the Marvel Universe, thus making the scaling slightly dodgy, and possibility for proposing ridiculous upgrades and downgrades.

Characters like the Thing or Doctor Doom are much more preferable IMO.
 
We do typically scale the X-Men off their own feats already, the only excepetion I can think of is Colossus, but at least that makes sense. So I don't see why Cyclops should be any different.
 
Cyclops has a variable power level due to him being able select his blast intensity, and that leads to unreliable scaling
 
I do not think so. Sorry.
 
I don't think that's a planet level feat. I'd be surprised if it got 6-A results to be honest.
 
Prolly a decent lifting strength feat but I have no idea what it'd take to push through a planet.
 
Yes, and a small hole right through a planet probably wouldn't give high results.
 
What is the amount of force needed to pierce through Earth and the moon, respectfully? Asking anyone that may know.
 
I can do a rough calc:

Average density of Earth=5520 kg/m^3

Diameter of Earth= 12,742,000 m

Therefore, total mass being displaced for 1m cube = 70335840000 kgs.

Assuming the press is baseline Subsonic, that is 34.3 m/s

Energy = 0.5x70335840000x34.3^2=4.1374706e+13 J, near baseline 7-C

So, yeah... Not useable
 
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