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How many 8-C calcs we got holding the tier, btw
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You need to be like, really really close to the bomb for the full yield to scale (As in, centimeters away from you or basically in your face, the sweet spot is 23.2621324584 cm away from the bomb assuming average cross-sectional area of 0.68 m^2 but the larger your cross-sectional area, which is a definite given due to Batman being a big boi, the more inflated the yield you tank gets once you get closer than 23.26 cm/0.2326 meters away from the bomb, that's the point where the inverse-square law gets ****** up and inflated), but in most of these cases, Batman isn't exactly that close to the bomb either (Usually he's like half a meter or 1 or 2 or even 3-5 meters away from the bomb and in some cases he's dozens of meters away from them, very rare cases do exist where he takes the bomb in his face but still rare) and I visibly remember almost all of his accepted explosion calcs using inverse-square law and the distance between him and the bomb, I assisted with many such calcs.We usually consider tanking a big explosion type of feats for Batman level characters outliers, it might be a different story if someone actually blew a skyscraper up with their punch, but I doubt something like that ever happened. Also, just because tanking an explosion was point blank doesn't mean they fully scale; you also compare the cross sectional area of Batman to the surface area of the bomb.
Well, at least Post-Crisis Bats does. Not too sure about Post-Flashpoint Bats, the only feats I know of him are his infamous school busting feat which got debunked.If he has multiple durability feats on the same level that already took inverse square law into account; I'm fine with it.
The only Tier 8 stuff for Batman that exists is his Post-Flashpoint stuff which you just debunked, I don't remember anyone else having that problem.What KLOL said. The reason I'm fine with 9-A Post-Crisis Batman isi because it take into account inverse square law accordingly and s fairly consistent. Most of the Tier 8 calcs for Batman don't take that into account, or take into account other weird contextua stuff.
If someone can find these calcs, I can apply ISL to them.
Ironically, Post-Crisis Bats is 9-A literally due to Inverse-square Law alone. High-end 9-A but still, you get the picture.
If he has multiple durability feats on the same level that already took inverse square law into account; I'm fine with it.
Thank you for the input. 9-A seems fine to me then, and help with updating calculations would be very appreciated, yes.What KLOL said. The reason I'm fine with 9-A Post-Crisis Batman isi because it take into account inverse square law accordingly and s fairly consistent. Most of the Tier 8 calcs for Batman don't take that into account, or take into account other weird contextua stuff.
If someone can find these calcs, I can apply ISL to them.
Like I said, I don't remember there being any more calculations for Post-Flashpoint Batman other than the schoolbus and the metal door feats.Thank you for the input. 9-A seems fine to me then, and help with updating calculations would be very appreciated, yes.
Downscale, maybe?Well since it's kinda related as it scales to Post-Flashpoint Batman too, the current MHS feats are incorrect and greatly inflated. There are, however, lightning timing feats that range from MHS to MHS+ (however Cassandra Cain is significantly faster than Bruce Wayne and co), which are 1. not yet evaluated 2. we have to decide if they are reliable to use
DC Speed Feats Recalculations + New Calculations
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Is this for Kon?
- His High 6-B feat was re-calculated at Low 7-C and was done with with an amp, however they give us a numerical value of x10, so we can likely put him at 8-A.
Kon-El, yeah. Jonathan Kent (post-rebirth) isnt affected by this revision.Is this for Kon?