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Just a heads up for all reading: this is a little bit of a debate-worthy topic and some of what I am going to say could unintentionally invoke bad feelings. So be cautious when reading. Thank you.
So most people would fall into the realm of reality and we'd all sit at 10-B. However as some of us here are aware we aren't all nerds with neckbeards and beer guts, and thankfully we can acknowledge this untrue stereotype. Many users (and visitors) here are actual athletes, practioners of martial arts (shameless self-promotion), and body builders. Heck, some people are just naturally more gifted in their body than others, such as those that are abnormally tall, heavy, strong, thick and so on.
Most of these people would be great considerations and examples of what it would take for one to be above average for a person, correct? So I'd say a football player (likely a linebacker), most black belts, or that guy who looks twice your size at the gym are more than likely to fit into the 10-A category. But how much further would someone have to ascend to become 9-C? A combination of traits like extreme strength, fighting skills, durability, experience, and knowledge in general? Like this guy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mariusz_Pudzianowski ? Or would that be too exaggerated of an example? Or is he more like a High 10-A?
This also makes me wonder other kinds of people who could qualify for Street level. For example: Most physically fit soldiers or police, high degree black belts, extremely gifted individuals, and those skilled in using weapons, perhaps?
Let me know what you all think about this, because I think the lines are too blurred and I've asked many people about this and would like a more concise answer than the vague Tier decription can offer.
So most people would fall into the realm of reality and we'd all sit at 10-B. However as some of us here are aware we aren't all nerds with neckbeards and beer guts, and thankfully we can acknowledge this untrue stereotype. Many users (and visitors) here are actual athletes, practioners of martial arts (shameless self-promotion), and body builders. Heck, some people are just naturally more gifted in their body than others, such as those that are abnormally tall, heavy, strong, thick and so on.
Most of these people would be great considerations and examples of what it would take for one to be above average for a person, correct? So I'd say a football player (likely a linebacker), most black belts, or that guy who looks twice your size at the gym are more than likely to fit into the 10-A category. But how much further would someone have to ascend to become 9-C? A combination of traits like extreme strength, fighting skills, durability, experience, and knowledge in general? Like this guy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mariusz_Pudzianowski ? Or would that be too exaggerated of an example? Or is he more like a High 10-A?
This also makes me wonder other kinds of people who could qualify for Street level. For example: Most physically fit soldiers or police, high degree black belts, extremely gifted individuals, and those skilled in using weapons, perhaps?
Let me know what you all think about this, because I think the lines are too blurred and I've asked many people about this and would like a more concise answer than the vague Tier decription can offer.