Shiki Overdrive Form Multiplier?

[Eseseso]

So before the Xenolith Training, Shiki's Overdrive went up to a 7-B due to a 45.7 megaton feat, while base Shiki was above 1.9 kilotons due to scaling above Sister and Witch. This makes pre-Xenolith Shiki's Overdrive a 24052.6316 times power multiplier (although its probably lower than that).

Shouldn't this apply after the training as well?

Even if we divide the multiplier by, say, 10 (since Shiki before Xenolith was above Sister and Witch and the 45.7 megaton feat required a Complete Overdrive, meaning that it can't be done casually), then it is still 44.4 gigatons multiplied by 2405.26316 times, making Overdrive Shiki's power over 106.7 teratons (Large Country Level).

Thoughts? I know it's kind of a stretch, but I don't see a reason for Shiki's Overdrive to not have a similar multiplier after Xenolith's training than it did before.

 

[DemonGodMitchAubin]

That’s not how we do Multipliers here

 

[Nerd1435]

That's not how multipliers can be done anywhere. 1.9 Kilo-Tons is a bare minimum for his attack potency, he coud've been 100 times stronger but didn't have enough feats for all we know. Ofc the same goes for the overdrive calc, even in that case Shiki could be higher for all we know.

Even in a site that accepts calc stacking, trying to find a multiplier from 2 different ratings is just wrong because the ratings aren't the exact outputs for those characters.
Even assuming that the amp works like a multiplier, such a site should only find multiplier that way for example if it's directly stated the guy has exactly 4 ton output in base and exactly 40 ton output transformed/with amp. (Power levels can be a simpler representation without units given that they're linear)

 

[GuildZero]

I don't think you can get a multiplier from those ratings. Those ratings are not even the character at their strongest those are the only feats shiki had at that time. This isn't a dragon force situation where you have statements and feats to get the 4x mulitplier.

 

[CloverDragon03]

Much like others said, we don’t do multipliers like that. Plus, Shiki’s Low 7-C is “at least,” meaning it could be higher.