DimeUhDozen
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If a character gets hit directly by a meteor that is said to be able to wipe out humanity the same way it did the dinosaurs, would it it be fair to compare their durability to AP of the Chicxulub Impact?
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Meteor Dura
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If they can stop the meteor dead in its tracks or take it into the face and into the ground without linear momentum bullshit, then yeah.
If linear momentum is in play however, where the victim doesn't get cratered into the ground to be able to take the full energy, you can just do cross-sectional area scaling shenanigans, find the decimal difference between the impact point surface area of the meteor and the character's frontal cross-sectional area, then multiply that decimal with the energy yield.
If linear momentum is in play however, where the victim doesn't get cratered into the ground to be able to take the full energy, you can just do cross-sectional area scaling shenanigans, find the decimal difference between the impact point surface area of the meteor and the character's frontal cross-sectional area, then multiply that decimal with the energy yield.
