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We use storms to determine AP because you need energy to be able to generate that storm.
I'm sorry, but that's how we do it.
I'm sorry, but that's how we do it.
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Huh? Post scans of first flame being actual sun.Reinhardthrowhisspear said:I'm quite knowledgeable about DS, and The Sun=First Flame. To simply put, the world was downright gray before first flame appears. No life, no death, no kingdoms, just suffering and dragons. When the humans started to discover first flame, it became the sun, lighting them. It is a legit star.
An energy of a storm can't be compared to an energy of an entire country and it's landmass. A landmass is far denser and wider.The Everlasting said:We use storms to determine AP because you need energy to be able to generate that storm.
I'm sorry, but that's how we do it.
If there was no sun everything would be dark af you wouldn't see a thing.Reinhardthrowhisspear said:Just watch the cinematic.
It was just gray and fog before. No anything. Just suffering and dragons.
Yes, it is. That is why DS people praise the sun.
There was no kingdom yet before the dragons were defeated by Gwyn and Seath the Scaleless. It was just soliders.
Before the first flame you were like an undead, you can't be called alive not dead. Watch the cinematic.
And now for Lightbusters guide on how to completely miss the point. SMFH.Unholy Bindings said:As I've said before, and I'll say it again, a storm of a certain size doesn't destory landmass on the same size. The only way a storm would have the same DC is if it would release lightning from every part of it or release force strong enough to do so. When has a storm been strong enough to level entire towns? Much less countries?
Um...finding the Kinetic Energy for moving a certain mass is hardly headcannon. 90% of the calcs on this will are headcannon. Doesn't make them wrong.Unholy Bindings said:"And now for Lightbusters guide on how to completely miss the point. SMFH."
And I'm still here, waiting for nonexistent scans because the whole thing is headcannon.
Well not always counntry level, but yeah, basically what you said.Sir Ovens said:Dude, you're not even arguing about Dark Souls at this point. If you want to argue about the way this wiki calcs storms, take it up with the calculations department or like the questions and answers forum. As it stands, if the KE required to create a storm is country level, it's country level. Cease this now.
Except for the fact that, DS doesn't give a shit about their lore and just leave you there wandering around searching for evidence to find your own interpretation of the lore. You didn't play DS, did you?Unholy Bindings said:First flame is a catalyst. As long as it's lit the age of fire will not end, I already said this.
I also repeatedly pointed out that they are never mentioned to power the sun itself.
"It's not the sun, but it is directly connected to it"
"It's not the sun"=>this and the fact the witch couldn't create the flame proves star level dark souls is false.
Yeah yeah, I can drag clouds around the sky, this means I'm strong enough to affect an entire country along with it's mass, wait... Not just affect I can destroy it, makes complete sense.Matthew Schroeder said:Storm Feats scale to AP because of Kinetic Energy. Get over it.
"To move such mass at Massively Hypersonic speeds require a fuckton of speed."Matthew Schroeder said:Clouds have a deceptively high-amount of mass. To move such mass at Massively Hypersonic speeds require a fuckton of speed. It is basic physics.
except there is no confirmation that Stormdrake did it, because when haven't bells doen anything in prvious souls games.Dzhindzholia said:^Stormdrake summoned a storm,and it began as soon as ashen one rang the bell.
I played DS3 for about 800h,so i remember clearly.
except that you are moving clouds, and claiming that you can bust a country because they span across such range.Matthew Schroeder said:Unholy, do you even know what Kinetic Energy is? The faster you move something, the more energy is required.
In the case of moving a big rock, throwing said rock at Relativistic speeds take more energy than to destroy it.