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I'll say right here first, this is not a proposal for FTL KE to be used. Getting that out of the way
So, there is hundreds to thousands of verses that have feats that can't be used due to FTL not working KE wise. But I have one question to this, which is could they scale to the highest level of Rela KE that we have, being 93 percent Rela speed.. Example,
Alex Russo scales to a star moving feat, and while this puts her in the Star/SS range, the KE of it is FTL, meaning it can't be calced. However, wouldn't she logically be able to scale to our highest Rela KE since that is just moving the object Slower rather than faster. If I'm reading this right, we don't go above 93 percent the speed of light, so anyone who can move objects at FTL, should at least scale to 93 percent Rela KE since that only requires moving an object slower rather than faster which should take less energy to do. (Assuming of course it's consistent to their degree of power). And if we don't do that, then why? Is there any reason we couldn't use this?
Just a question that I've been thinking about. Seemed like it should be scalable, but I wasn't sure how that is looked upon.
So, there is hundreds to thousands of verses that have feats that can't be used due to FTL not working KE wise. But I have one question to this, which is could they scale to the highest level of Rela KE that we have, being 93 percent Rela speed.. Example,
Alex Russo scales to a star moving feat, and while this puts her in the Star/SS range, the KE of it is FTL, meaning it can't be calced. However, wouldn't she logically be able to scale to our highest Rela KE since that is just moving the object Slower rather than faster. If I'm reading this right, we don't go above 93 percent the speed of light, so anyone who can move objects at FTL, should at least scale to 93 percent Rela KE since that only requires moving an object slower rather than faster which should take less energy to do. (Assuming of course it's consistent to their degree of power). And if we don't do that, then why? Is there any reason we couldn't use this?
Just a question that I've been thinking about. Seemed like it should be scalable, but I wasn't sure how that is looked upon.