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Link doesn't workDoes this count as vaporization?
Turning something to ashes is definitely not violent fragmentation, it's pulverization at minimum
I think it would count as Violent fragmentation, wait I'm dumb... Didn't read the texts, yee it would
I was specifically talking about the bottom left panelTurning something to ashes is definitely not violent fragmentation, it's pulverization at minimum
AhI was specifically talking about the bottom left panel
Actually, I was asking about the bottom right panel?I was specifically talking about the bottom left panel
Oh… the statement, right?Actually, I was asking about the bottom right panel?
No you need to account for the change in temperature, you can't lowball it like that.Turning something to ashes is definitely not violent fragmentation, it's pulverization at minimum
No, just use the amount of energy it emits every second.The luminosity of a Type 1a supernova is 1e+43 erg/s, which is 1e+36 Watts, or 1e+36 Joules/second
So just multiply that by how many seconds the thing's brightness lasts for to get a result in Joules
It's specifically referring to brightnessNo, just use the amount of energy it emits every second.
Yes.Edit: Wait, you mean just use the 1e+36 Joules/second value? That works I suppose
(which is 239 Yottatons, 5-A)It's specifically referring to brightness
Edit: Wait, you mean just use the 1e+36 Joules/second value? That works I suppose
Well, what should be done then?Not to mention you can't use standard destruction values on planets like Earth anyway, because of its internal structure being mostly molten. Even reducing to ashes and vaporization via the normal ways are kinda out of the book because you'd need a massive amount of geology knowledge to be able to figure that out.
Just go with GBE being overcome, it'd be pretty weird to see a planet turned to ashes only to then reform under its own gravity, but if you're reducing it to ashes smaller than a fistful, it's not coming back, it's gone for good.
I don't know if you can.How do you get LS from someone slamming a wood club with so much force it makes a crater on the floor?
You probably could use Work. Not too sure what our standards on that are though.How do you get LS from someone slamming a wood club with so much force it makes a crater on the floor?
Force*Displacement.Whats Work?
I don't think you can do that except for some very specific circumstances.Force*Displacement.
Work would be the energy of the swing in Joules.
X (energy of swing in Joules)/Displacement = Force (LS)
Is there a reason?I don't think you can do that except for some very specific circumstances.
IDKIs there a reason?
It's been accepted beforeI don't think you can do that except for some very specific circumstances.
It should beIf a character is in space and is being pulled by the gravitational binding energy to the planet and survives the fall, creating a huge crater in the process, is this able to be calculated?
Percent scaling in fiction is rarely linear in order to make percent increases mean anythingAlso another question. Basically we have mc who was drained to 50% of his strength and was fighting against a woman who was reduced to 30% of her strength. Since Mc is at 50% (204.63 Gigatons) and the woman is at 30%, that makes her (682.10 Gigatons). But this is where the problem happens. The Narrative of the stories power levels does not support this, as the woman should be far stronger than this.
Yang Kai's full power is equal to 409.26 Gigatons, which scales to Peak Third Order Saints. Using previous information, each order should be a 2x increase in strength. The Woman is a Third Order Saint King which is a a full Great Realm higher, but the increase in strength here is unknown. But that still includes, First Order Saint King and Second Order Saint King. So the strength increase should be far above what is being proposed here, since it isn't even double. The reason for this issue is because Yang Kai at full power is not equal to 409.26 Gigatons, but much higher. After all, he's capable of 1 shotting people who scale to this value at a much earlier time than when the feat happened, and he's gotten a lot stronger since then.
So what should I do? Since just going with the safest option contradicts the power of the narrative, is there anything I can do to make the values more accurate?
So it would be alright If I scale MC to 809.26 Gigatons at full power even without a stated multiplier?Percent scaling in fiction is rarely linear in order to make percent increases mean anything
Meaning characters can be equal to x character who scales to say 20 tons at 50% yet can match a character at full power who scales to 1000 tons
Just scale MC to 2x 682 gigatons at full power and be done with it
Deku's profile is a good example of non-linear percent increases
find mass of all water on earth (consistently about 1.4e21 kg)How do you calculate the AP needed to evaporate all of the water from the Earth?
kaiju no. 8 profiles are another good example i can remember off the top of my headDeku's profile is a good example of non-linear percent increases
As long as he can match someone at lower percent's who at full power has that level of powerSo it would be alright If I scale MC to 809.26 Gigatons at full power even without a stated multiplier?I don't want to have a downgrade thread in the future
If theirs no feats we just scale it linearly upkaiju no. 8 profiles are another good example i can remember off the top of my head
if using a higher percentage directly correlates to a higher AP but it has no feats of its own, it's usually just listed as "higher with [x]%"