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- If one character A scales to say 100 megatons and another character B scales to 100 megatons as well, but character B can one shot characters who scale to 100 megatons in his verse. If character A and B fought in a vs match, would character B be able to one shot character A despite lacking the 7.5x AP gap required to do so?
- If the above's answer is no he can't then how do we quantify unknown superiority? If one character A scales to 100 megatons and another one C scales to 100 too and they fight they will be dead even in AP. But if another character B also is 100 megatons but has a scaling that looks like this 100 megatons <<< x < y <<< u <<<<<<<<<<<<<<< B, clearly B should have an AP advantage against A or C, but how much does this equate to? Instead of a scaling chain let's say B can one shot 100 megatons in his verse but fights a 100 megatons, if he can't one shot then how much stronger would that be than his value? 2x, 3x, 4x?
- This same thing applies to speed, if one character A scales to say 10 c, and another character B is 10 c but can blitz other 10 c's in his verse, then would he also blitz A in a vs thread? If the answer is no then what is the answer to the second question but now for speed.
- What is the speed blitz gap? Is it 7.5 like AP?
-If character A scales to 100 megatons and character B scales to 200 megatons. But character A can one shot characters that are 100 megatons but character B scales baseline of his value. Who has the AP advantage now and what is the difference? (same thing with speed.)
- If the character B then can A have the AP advantage at all without having the bigger number, or does it not matter how big the scaling chain is he'll always be at a disadvantage?
- If the above's answer is no he can't then how do we quantify unknown superiority? If one character A scales to 100 megatons and another one C scales to 100 too and they fight they will be dead even in AP. But if another character B also is 100 megatons but has a scaling that looks like this 100 megatons <<< x < y <<< u <<<<<<<<<<<<<<< B, clearly B should have an AP advantage against A or C, but how much does this equate to? Instead of a scaling chain let's say B can one shot 100 megatons in his verse but fights a 100 megatons, if he can't one shot then how much stronger would that be than his value? 2x, 3x, 4x?
- This same thing applies to speed, if one character A scales to say 10 c, and another character B is 10 c but can blitz other 10 c's in his verse, then would he also blitz A in a vs thread? If the answer is no then what is the answer to the second question but now for speed.
- What is the speed blitz gap? Is it 7.5 like AP?
-If character A scales to 100 megatons and character B scales to 200 megatons. But character A can one shot characters that are 100 megatons but character B scales baseline of his value. Who has the AP advantage now and what is the difference? (same thing with speed.)
- If the character B then can A have the AP advantage at all without having the bigger number, or does it not matter how big the scaling chain is he'll always be at a disadvantage?
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