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^Antvasima said:You can ask a few other calc group members directly for help via their message walls if you wish.
Why is that so? The high-end is more reasonable to me.Dargoo Faust said:The high end of Credence's feat was never accepted though. The feat is 1.5 Tons.
Pottermore says he is the most powerful dark wizard though.Antvasima said:Okay. The problem is that I do not think that Voldemort was presented as just as powerful as Dumbledore, and per extension Grindelwald and Credence.
We only see the initial blast of it, and not how much of the mountain it effects/collapses. It cuts back to Credence before we can really get a good idea of the level of destruction it caused. So my calc basically just used the initial blast of it and what was initially moved/broken.Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:@Dargoo Faust can you explain why the calc is a low-ball?
Also, Blademan posted this on my wall:Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:Well TataHakai says that the rocks seem to big to be violent fragmentation, but he wouldn't mind much if we used the 8-B end.
Blademan9999 said:https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Dargoo_Faust/Harry_Potter:_Credence_Busts_a_Hill Violent fragmentation is for when something is broken into tiny pieces.
While here the cliff was broken into large chunks and don't seem to be launched away, so violent fragmentation is unsuitable..
Also the fireball was significantly closer to the camera then hi head and appears to be at least as close to the camera as his hands are. So it should be scaled of his hands, not his head, and that's being generous. As such you have overestimate the fireballs size. This needs to be adjusted.