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You are correct sir. This is a case of calc stacking, just like Jasonsith's Horizontal hammering off a tree equation. He used surface area multiplied by diameter (already taken into account with the surface area), rather than using the height of the cut. His other formulas use 0.225 cm as the height of the cut.Antoniofer said:Don't think that formula is valid, it uses the bite pressure like it were a destruction constant.
Heavily agree with this...Ugarik said:I don't even understand why we need to calc it. It seem pretty easy to distinguish 10-C from 9-C animals
I mean, yeah, probably. With some exceptions that might be in the 10-B or 10-A area.Ugarik said:I don't even understand why we need to calc it. It seem pretty easy to distinguish 10-C from 9-C animals
I think that this is a very good idea. Are the rest of you willing to quickly start revising The Real World profiles based on this? The staff members can continue to edit after April 14.DarkDragonMedeus said:I think it's agreed to avoid giving ratings based on a running fast or body slamming calculation for various animals and instead using something like bites, punches, claws, or foot stomps depending on the animal.
BigSmoke4269 said:We should postpone this until the forum migration, shouldn't we?
*cough*
Would any staff members here be willing to do this with The Real World profiles?Antvasima said:As I mentioned, you can continue with this project during the time that the wiki profiles will be locked for non-staff members.
No, it only aplies to animals that actually use it.KLOL506 said:So basically KE only applies to big animals.
Shouldn't be that hard to fix TBH.