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Oh speaking of mass energy conversion, i started on some of the corrupted gems and so far Nephrite is High 6-C
 
WeeklyBattles said:
Oh speaking of mass energy conversion, i started on some of the corrupted gems and so far Nephrite is High 6-C
We already said no on using ME.
 
I don't have the time to continue to read all of these replies and will unsubscribe now.

For the record, I think that Dargoo seems to make sense though.
 
As for Lapis recalc, I doubt it will shield that much, the ocean takes a great surface, a rought calc will makes the shield durability 10^(-12) times the KE of the water falling. Also, takes into account that water has a center mass unstable due being liquid fluid.
 
@Weekly

You cannot obstruct on your own against the staff consensus about mass-energy conversion. It is safer to rate the gems from the demonstrated scale of their actual feats.
 
We already agreed (most of us including staff) to not use e-m convertion. Now, we're waiting for Bambu that supposelly is compilating feats to calculate (although I've heard any response from him); finally, we look for scaling.
 
n i c e

I'd reccomend watching the scene to see how long Sapphire was gone to give you a timeframe for how fast the snowfall was made.

I wouldn't use high intensity given that it was a light snowfall but the drop in tempreture should make up for that.
 
15 secs

And used low intensity


Also, used 10 km according to the View Distance in the Coud Calculation Page, but, I use that as diameter or radius?
 
Is the portal litirally next to that entrance? If not, there probably was a little time spent with them walking there.
 
That's just on-screen time tho, they might have searched for her in other places before and the show just didn't show, or maybe it actually did take leass than 18 seconds, it's hard to tell, because the scene changes in the middle of he feat.
 
Ricsi-viragosi said:
Is the portal litirally next to that entrance? If not, there probably was a little time spent with them walking there.
I thought 15 would be fine, like, 3 sec for a superhumanly fast gem is reasonable since Steven himself is FTE in running apparently
 
Kep said that the standard of horizont storms (or whatever is called) do not apply for this feat, but do not remember why. In that case I think we go for the 5 km.
 
Paulo.junior.969 said:
That's just on-screen time tho, they might have searched for her in other places before and the show just didn't show, or maybe it actually did take leass than 18 seconds, it's hard to tell, because the scene changes in the middle fot he feat.
Exactly my point.

Don't see how it would be less tough, since everything shown did happen.
 
Generally, we do not consider how much time it took somehting for being created/destroyed; the calc apply as long it took a time next to 0, it decrease if it tooks too much time.
 
Antoniofer said:
Generally, we do not consider how much time it took somehting for being created/destroyed; the calc apply as long it took a time next to 0, it decrease if it tooks too much time.
What?

Storms do need the amount of time needed to create them in such cases.
 
Plus, with how calmly the snow was falling, and how much everything was already covered, assuming only 20 seconds passed is weird as well. Obviously, the fact that that much snow was already there means the storm was formed for a bit already, but using what is shown as a timer is a no.

Should go with the average 1, 5 and 10 minutes.
 
Paulo.junior.969 said:
Maybe we should use 18 seconds as a really high end and assume a time frame for a low end? Maybe a few minutes or something like that?
It's still based on nothing, and is certanly wrong to at least some extent.

It's would still better to go with the standard 1, 5 and 10 minutes, me thinks.
 
@Ricsi but Sapphire could be running

Again, we only se her dissappear for 18 secs

Also, pretty sure if they were searching around for her, there would be a scene about it, but we got them instantly in the place
 
@Ricsi, CAPE or condensation do not takes time into the equation, and now we only use KE for preformed storms; creating them do not qualify for the last one. And for the freezing/heating calcs, I think we do not use times in those neither.
 
AidenBrooks999 said:
@Ricsi but Sapphire could be running
Again, we only se her dissappear for 18 secs

Also, pretty sure if they were searching around for her, there would be a scene about it, but we got them instantly in the place
I just pointed out other problems with that assumption tough.

Like, the amoun of snow that was on stuff is a big no to 18 seconds already as is, and they question whenever she's where they went. We don't assume the inflatated version just because there is no proof against it (even though there is here)
 
Antoniofer said:
@Ricsi, CAPE or condensation do not takes time into the equation, and now we only use KE for preformed storms; creating them do not qualify for the last one. And for the freezing/heating calcs, I think we do not use times in those neither.
The amount of heat you remove per second is what would get your AP tough.
 
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