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He can parry its charge.
Muzzle velocity is a thing, it's the speed of the projectile right where the bullet leaves the barrel after it has accelerated. Why do you think I calculated the distance between him and the tip of the barrel?
It’s just straight up ignoring that the bullet a) has to accelerate, and b) has to actually travel down the barrel first, which looks like a solid 2 meters almost?
Also, the lightning in the shot there is actually around the same plane, you can tell because the dragon's head is actually behind the bolt.
so been thinking:
Sekiro Calc: The Great Serpent
I’m not sure why it uses human density instead of just taking a Mamushi snake and square cubing it up when that should be a lot more accurate
I also don’t really see why Wolf himself would scale for cutting it? That’s like saying “well bulls charge with 20 kilojoules of energy or something therefore humans are wall level for stabbing them”
Might as well mention these here as well:
Genichiro Ashina
Genichiro Ashina is the Commander of Ashina, and the man who kidnaps the Divine Heir Lord Kuro at the beginning of the game. While he initially defeats Wolf and cuts off his arm, he later loses to him in their second confrontation. Using the mysterious Way of Tomoe technique, he is able to wield...
Why is Genchiro Building level for using lightning?
this one is weirdSekiro: Shadows Die Twice Calc: Busting Towers, Busting Pills
1:13
That looks pretty inflated then
Looks like he’s just taking out the bottom bits and that causes the structure to collapse
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Calc: Divine Dragon Sword Swing
Divine Dragon's Sword Swing recalc
4:53-4:54
is the start of the swing
Looking at it then, yeah I dunno. The lightning it’s measuring is generally farther into the background which already messes speed up, it uses high end lighting values.
This is a good article on impact mechanics and the force involved in swinging a sword
Wolf (Sekiro)
Do what must be done. I will live by these words, as my master does.Wolf to Emma Wolf, nicknamed Sekiro by Isshin Ashina, is the eponymous main character of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. Taken from the battlefield by the Great Shinobi Owl and trained in his ways, Wolf becomes bodyguard to Kuro, the...
Sekiro: Bullets Die Twice
This is the full animation sequence
He does very slightly swing his sword while the bullet is still in mid air in the 5th frame, but after that it instantly switches to the bullet already being deflected
You can’t really derive any speed from it just due to how it’s animated
That, and also the calc is incredibly inflated
It’s just straight up ignoring that the bullet a) has to accelerate, and b) has to actually travel down the barrel first, which looks like a solid 2 meters almost?
Lets talk about the lightning:
https://imgur.com/a/FaUxHJq
https://imgur.com/a/cX7iLoV
Looking at it frame by frame
These frames are back to back. No in tandem movement or anything, so yeah, should be aimdodging.
Sorry for the super long post
This was already brought up by Ugarik which Bambu then clarified
Because he uses actual cloud-to-ground lightning for his attacks?
I'm gonna be honest chief, you must have a different calculation for a cylinder than the rest of the world.
I just used google's cylinder formula, used the 4.107 m height, divided it by two for radius and 470 m length as height of the cylinder. Unless I'm missing something.
we treat all natural lightning bolts as building level on site? ....
Yes, we do, as in, actual natural cloud-to-ground lightning summoned from the clouds. 1.6 gigajoules (Basically you could just google it). That or if it's big, powerful and carries a certain amount of voltage (And of course carries all the real properties of electricity).
Eh, maybe my calculator's just ******, then. Doesn't matter much since I just did the square-cube thing since that actually makes significantly more sense in this instance. Somehow its actually higher? Still 8-A, though, the revised version is in the comments of the calc.
CtG lightning, yeah. That's not even like a calc we did, that's just how much energy a lightning bolt has. Mind you, tanking one is not inherently 8-C, since the energy distribution of that is weird, but using them to attack is 8-C.
Based, now add it into the blog itself.
Basically you can scale to the full yield of a lightning bolt if you qualify for the following two conditions:
Sekiro: Bullets Die Twice
This is the full animation sequence
He does very slightly swing his sword while the bullet is still in mid air in the 5th frame, but after that it instantly switches to the bullet already being deflected
You can’t really derive any speed from it just due to how it’s animated
That, and also the calc is incredibly inflated
Sekiro: Bullets Die Twice
This is the full animation sequence
He does very slightly swing his sword while the bullet is still in mid air in the 5th frame, but after that it instantly switches to the bullet already being deflected
You can’t really derive any speed from it just due to how it’s animated
That, and also the calc is incredibly inflated
Glad I was able to assist.
It doesn't necessarily have to be zero flesh, you just need to be badly wounded is all, and I'd say Ashina's body qualifies for it. Alternatively, taking the bolt in mid-air also works, since being on the ground (And thus grounding yourself like that grounding wire in your electric plug) is usually the main culprit that actually nerfs lightning bolts as the bolt can then safely pass through the ground and dissipate most of its energy.
look at the calc my brother
