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How do you know that it took less than years without a timeframe?
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RWBY Volume 6
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As far as I'm aware we don't know where he ended up or if he stopped or not. I'd wait for the next episode before even jumping on that topic
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You dont need a timeframe, crossing interstellar distances in anything less than several thousand years is FTL by default
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But "several thousand years" is a time frame
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You do. because it could of taken 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 years. You can't prove how fast they were going without a timeframe.WeeklyBattles said:
not to mention we don't even know where they went.
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Except we know for a fact that the amount of time didnt take nearly that long
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Except we don't even know the location and the only thing we can use to get the speed is a f feat that isn't even SoL.
SchroKatze
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Sigh. Speed feats are literally based on timeframe and distance. Stop saying "but we have the distance so its ftl" if you don't have the actual timeframe.
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>Occam's Razor
>Suggests a timeframe of 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 years
Please tell me you're joking. This is blatant downplaying. Specially seeing as it's ignoring all context for the God Brothers' role and relation to the world. They came to Earth from elsewhere in the universe, flying, and then later left, and can return again. They're not from the same solar system as Remnant, that much is obvious.
They're quite clearly capable of leaving and returning in timeframes comparable to that of human history.
>Suggests a timeframe of 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 years
Please tell me you're joking. This is blatant downplaying. Specially seeing as it's ignoring all context for the God Brothers' role and relation to the world. They came to Earth from elsewhere in the universe, flying, and then later left, and can return again. They're not from the same solar system as Remnant, that much is obvious.
They're quite clearly capable of leaving and returning in timeframes comparable to that of human history.
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Thing is that there's a possibility that he stopped flying. And there's a possibility that he kept going and got to a location, so we should wait for more clarification on the feat.
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>Not the same solar system as Remnant
Source, please.
The feat is relaivistic at most, just saying "muh interstellar" isn't going to give them FTL.
Source, please.
The feat is relaivistic at most, just saying "muh interstellar" isn't going to give them FTL.
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Seems like the sort of situation that would warrant a possibly
Though if we want to be conservative, spaceflight at relatavistic speeds isn't too unreasonable. Immortal beings have time. They can wait.
Though if we want to be conservative, spaceflight at relatavistic speeds isn't too unreasonable. Immortal beings have time. They can wait.
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All context indicates that Schro. Remnan't system doesn't even seem to have other planets and the god just bailed to go **** off in space. I sincerely doubt he'd be anywhere near Remnant.
Doubt it's Relativistic unless you're suggesting they can't even move to the nearest system 4,000 years, not to mention the journey back.
For speed you should have them be unknown and mention that they can travel across such distances
Doubt it's Relativistic unless you're suggesting they can't even move to the nearest system 4,000 years, not to mention the journey back.
For speed you should have them be unknown and mention that they can travel across such distances
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Plot twist: The two asshole gods never return because they were eaten by a bigger, more powerful deity.
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Wait for protagonists to scale to Gods in the EoS
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Wow. Didn't take long for this to turn into a wankfest.
Let's teach primary school math to matthew, kids. follow me here, matthew. You may get confused.
How do you find the speed? distance/time. oops, we don't know how far they travelled. Math says not possible to find the speed.
Let's teach primary school math to matthew, kids. follow me here, matthew. You may get confused.
How do you find the speed? distance/time. oops, we don't know how far they travelled. Math says not possible to find the speed.
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Come on man, there's no need to be so disrespectful and rude.KuuIchigo said:
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It's not a wankfest, and I would ask you to refrain from such comments again. There's no need to just come up to a thread of a verse you dislike only to start mocking people in it.
And in case you haven't followed my posts since the first, I started my statement by saying that it was to an "Unknown Degree". Or did you miss that? Or just blatantly ignored it in order to criticize a strawman.
And in case you haven't followed my posts since the first, I started my statement by saying that it was to an "Unknown Degree". Or did you miss that? Or just blatantly ignored it in order to criticize a strawman.
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Relativistic is a safe thing. The feat itself is in the relativistic range. Since you guys insist that they are faster and "muh interstellar distance", slap a "possibly higher" on the pages.
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Or we can stop talking about it, and you know moving onto other important matters. Like getting the moon feat calculated.
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It's not in the relativistic distance. Literally the only relativistic thing is the God flying to the moon and ignoring the continued flight which grows in speed and rapidly disappears from sight.
And it would be better not to just dismiss arguments by inserting a "muh" over them.
And it would be better not to just dismiss arguments by inserting a "muh" over them.
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I can't recall the flight speed increasing tho.
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Uh oh. Matthew still doesn't understand how to find the speed.
FTL to a unknown degree is just as wrong as saying they are ftl,mftl, etc. lets try this again. I'll even bold it.
How do you find the speed? distance/time. oops, we don't know how far they travelled. Math says not possible to find the speed.
Yes I saw what you said, but what you said was wrong. so tell me matthew, how did you mathmatically conclude they are travelling at least ftl?
FTL to a unknown degree is just as wrong as saying they are ftl,mftl, etc. lets try this again. I'll even bold it.
How do you find the speed? distance/time. oops, we don't know how far they travelled. Math says not possible to find the speed.
Yes I saw what you said, but what you said was wrong. so tell me matthew, how did you mathmatically conclude they are travelling at least ftl?
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Can you stop being so utterly condescending again by mockingly criticizing a strawman. I obviously know how speed is calculated.
I'm also not a downplayer who's ignoiring all wider context of the series to extrapolate the most outlandish ways to interpret the feat. At face value, the easiest assumption to make about the Gods traversing through space is that they can be FTL to an unknown degree.
It's not about mathematics it's about having common sense and good faith debating.
I'm also not a downplayer who's ignoiring all wider context of the series to extrapolate the most outlandish ways to interpret the feat. At face value, the easiest assumption to make about the Gods traversing through space is that they can be FTL to an unknown degree.
It's not about mathematics it's about having common sense and good faith debating.
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the feat literally was relativistic on screen. lets just use "At least Relativistc, likely higher ([link the moon feat], can cross interstellar distances in a unknown time frame.)
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This is the third time on this thread alone you're continuing with the condescending attitude. What do you hope to achieve? You were warned thrice by staff members. You should have stopped at the first warning.KuuIchigo said:
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You're still being condescending and provocative. Everyone can see it because this is literally what you do in threads.
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Rin The Dragon Empress said:
Seems like people are ignoring this. Just drop the subject till we get more information. Both sides are using assumptions here so it's not gonna be of any use to continue arguing about it.
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Everyone just needs to drop this topic, since we clearly can't discuss this in a normal way without throwing shade at every turn. Further comments on the matter probably aren't sticking around, this is over and done with until someone makes a crt.
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Bringing up two year old drama that's not really accurate. Classic
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