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I know this topic has been discussed to death but it's pretty important for the verse, it's related to scaling the size of the planet from the size of the roots of the god tree as i did here
https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/U...th_time_but_this_time_it'll_be_fine_i_promise
It results in a planet with a diameter of around 45,000 kilometers, just under 4x bigger than our own Earth so obviously this would be a huge upgrade for a lot of calculations.
What really needs to be discussed is the calculation itself, because if there are no flaws to it then there's no reason NOT to use it, if we're just going to discard all calculations for planet sizes then we'd have to apply that across the board and downgrade a lot of verses.
So yes, check out the calculation and give your thoughts on whether it looks valid or not, i'm clearly FOR the acceptance of the calc otherwise i wouldn't have even bothered to make it at all, this is just a redux of an accepted calculation on Narutoforums which i redone because the pixel scaling was off, lowballing the size by thousands of kilometers.
CALC MEMBERS AND STAFF ONLY FOR NOW, We don't want this post to get cluttered with arguments.
https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/U...th_time_but_this_time_it'll_be_fine_i_promise
It results in a planet with a diameter of around 45,000 kilometers, just under 4x bigger than our own Earth so obviously this would be a huge upgrade for a lot of calculations.
What really needs to be discussed is the calculation itself, because if there are no flaws to it then there's no reason NOT to use it, if we're just going to discard all calculations for planet sizes then we'd have to apply that across the board and downgrade a lot of verses.
So yes, check out the calculation and give your thoughts on whether it looks valid or not, i'm clearly FOR the acceptance of the calc otherwise i wouldn't have even bothered to make it at all, this is just a redux of an accepted calculation on Narutoforums which i redone because the pixel scaling was off, lowballing the size by thousands of kilometers.
CALC MEMBERS AND STAFF ONLY FOR NOW, We don't want this post to get cluttered with arguments.