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I just remembered that i made another CRT about Ren some months ago that still wasnt finished due lack of enough input lol
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Ren upgrade
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Not a real CGM here, but if I remember correctly, White Oak is used as a standard when regarding trees, and assuming you did the bare minimum for these steps, I would say it's passable.
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Literally just used same measurements in the common feats page and multiply by the value given in the article. That's it.
And yeah, that's why I suggested it in the first place.
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bump
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Sad bump noises
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That profile is ironically good as **** for a series that sucks balls. We don't use Very High and shit for Stamina anymore, though. Look at the stamina page, just put superhuman instead of Very High because we have ratings and stuff for stamina now.
Btw, I agree with the revision.
Btw, I agree with the revision.
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big walls of clogged Powers/Abilities haha go brrrrr
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Yeah, I have citation fetish, my other profile that I made literally to meme around also is full of citations lol
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If you're literally the only supporter for a verse, just ask a bureaucrat or admin to input, that's all you need.
This isn't 9-A for the record, since that calc... calculates fragging the entire tree. Giant sounds like he's only uprooting/breaking the base of the tree, which is way the **** lower.
This isn't 9-A for the record, since that calc... calculates fragging the entire tree. Giant sounds like he's only uprooting/breaking the base of the tree, which is way the **** lower.
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is it really like this? Because he was stepping down the surrounding trees, breaking only the base makes no sense to that statement
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Yeah.
Have you ever stepped on a lego tower? It tipping and falling on its side is what's more likely to happen compared to it breaking into a bajillion pieces, since it's EXTREMELY rare for you stepping down being completely vertical, as moving your leg forward would imply it has a horizontal component, which has CONSIDERABLY less mass to move.
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i think we are too weak to even break things in that way, but it do happens to superhuman stuff like this:
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Bern our presumption would be, without visual, the scaled-up human will act like a scaled-up human, not a hydraulic press. There is nothing to imply that's how that giant's biology would even be like, while there is plenty of implications of it being humanlike.
You're being ignorant of the fact that the hydraulic press is COMPLETELY vertical because it's mechanically designed to be that way, while a human leg isn't like that. At all. Doesn't matter one bit if it's superhuman or not, hell we already accounted whether it's superhuman or not because we're discussing it uprooting TREES.
You're being ignorant of the fact that the hydraulic press is COMPLETELY vertical because it's mechanically designed to be that way, while a human leg isn't like that. At all. Doesn't matter one bit if it's superhuman or not, hell we already accounted whether it's superhuman or not because we're discussing it uprooting TREES.
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I mean in a sense of being strong/heavy enough to do it, because humans can't really break things easily, even stuff like plastic
fair i guess, but even if it's not completely vertical, isnt it close enough?
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That doesn't matter tho, in the lego example, a human is definitely strong enough to separate lego bricks, yet the tower doesn't separate into each and every lego brick, since the force gets redirected to its structurally weakest point to fracture, by which point the lego tower falls and its surface area increases dramatically and j/cc is wayyy lower.
It genuinely just becomes a matter of speed before anything else tbh
No not really. It's decently big in terms of angles, hell its horizontal movement is WAYYYY bigger than its vertical, you can see for yourself :v
