the crate explosion itself was always 8-A, It didn't get recalculated. That's literally what its representing is the yield of 1 singular crate it does nothing to combine the yield of other ones or anything else.
You are misunderstanding me now. The crate was 8-A from the little pocket grenades Weiss had that are from the crate. Three of the grenades caused 8-B damage, the single blast is 8-C, those 8-Cs combined is what was 8-A. That’s not 8-A because we have never combined energy like that for anything or anyone else. It’s different bombs in a crate. It is 100% a crate of grenades, we have never calc anything like that ever, we have always gone in the reverse. It even goes in reverse to get the 8-C part to begin with.
not sure why we're equating these to grenades but its just 3 fireballs from fire dust canisters that are combined 20ish tons so divide by 3 gets you the yield of one fire dust container. they are packed in a singular case with 9 things of fire dust. the calc is a lowball as it only takes into account the fire dust and nothing else. Also this is no damage than if I had two 5g charges of C4 packed into a suitcase if it blew up the yield would 10g worth of explosives going off at once its not the same as if we were talking about multiple cases going off like how the CRT misinterpreted the feat. One case is effectively just 8-A, that's what's accepted in the calc and what was misunderstood in the CRT so at least as of right now it was wrongfully removed and needs to be restored. Ya can't really make a decision on that in this CRT anyways since it needs its own CRT to cover the misunderstanding
not really a CGM thing its how explosives work if I've got ten 20 gram explosives in one small suitcase and I blow it up that's gonna explode with the equivalent of 200gram explosive. they aren't like separated from each other by like a meter or anything, its like a regular suitcase and they're probably 20cm away from each other tops with a case full of like 27~32 explosives and we're only accounting for 9 of them in this small case exploding
