Question about calc stacking

[D.bunk01]

Lets say that character A has been shown tanking an attack that was calced at 10 teratons of TNT or country level, and character B is able to output that same amount of power by tackling character A at high speeds, could we use the KE formula to find how fast they would have to be moving to do that much damage or would that be considered calc stacking? in this case the character would be moving at 96 times the speed of light if they weighed 100 kilos.

 

[Serlock_Holmes]

Lets say that character A has been shown tanking an attack that was calced at 10 teratons of TNT or country level, and character B is able to output that same amount of power by tackling character A at high speeds, could we use the KE formula to find how fast they would have to be moving to do that much damage or would that be considered calc stacking? in this case the character would be moving at 96 times the speed of light if they weighed 100 kilos.

No that would be calc stacking. Also you can't use KE for ftl objects and you need relativistic KE for relativistic ones.

 

[D.bunk01]

No that would be calc stacking. Also you can't use KE for ftl objects and you need relativistic KE for relativistic ones.

But in a verse where the laws of special relativity dont work the same as in our universe ie you can move faster than light, using relativistic KE doesn't really make sense

 

[JustANormalPerson01]

Neither does using classic KE

 

[Serlock_Holmes]

But in a verse where the laws of special relativity dont work the same as in our universe ie you can move faster than light, using relativistic KE doesn't really make sense

Well we aren't calculating using their physics.