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Can someone tell me how much is this in your scales?
-203,280 Tons:
-1,742,000 Tons:
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Striking Strenght and Lifting Strenght
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None because there is no such thing as strenght
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Can I converted to Joules them?Hyperception said:
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I would not assume so.
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Threre is strength,however.
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I want to know how much is it?Hyperception said:
Example something like this:
Class TJ: Terajoule class (Attacks carry the energy of kilotons of TNT explosives. Physical Strikes are high end Multi-City Block level to Large Town level. Punches comparable to low end nukes)
Or do i need to convert the Tons to something else to get the result?
17,420,000 Tons, This is 7.289*1016 Joules
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You can't convert lifting strength to striking strength
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i was too slow
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Then how do i know how much weight is that? Using pounds or Tons?FanofRPGs said:
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you dont. striking strength is purely for destruction. lifting strength has nothing to do with destruction. they are opposite in useHokageMangaVox said:
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Then how much lifting stregth would you need to lift does Tons, and how much destruction would that cause?Faisal Shourov said:
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I think i got it. Tell me if I'm wrong.
17,420,000 Tons, is 7.289*1016 Joules, 1 Gigaton of TNT = 1000 Megatons of TNT= 4.184 * 10^18 (j),
Class P: 10^15 to 10^18 kg (The mass of small moons or small asteroids)
or 1 Megaton of TNT = 1000 Kilotons of TNT = 4.184 * 10^15 (j)
Class T: 10^12 to 10^15 kg (The mass of the heaviest mountains)
Right?
17,420,000 Tons, is 7.289*1016 Joules, 1 Gigaton of TNT = 1000 Megatons of TNT= 4.184 * 10^18 (j),
Class P: 10^15 to 10^18 kg (The mass of small moons or small asteroids)
or 1 Megaton of TNT = 1000 Kilotons of TNT = 4.184 * 10^15 (j)
Class T: 10^12 to 10^15 kg (The mass of the heaviest mountains)
Right?
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Then explain. I want to know.Kkapoios said:
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What about this away: 203,280 Tons=1,701,047,040,000,000,000 Joules= 406.56 Megatons of TNT.
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Yes. How much is it?FanofRPGs said:
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i think his trying to find out how much energy is used by human body to lift certain mass. but that also requires a timeframe. there is ultimately no correlation between striking and lifting strength
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Yes, exactly what you said. The Speed is Mach 140.Faisal Shourov said:
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Why is it Mach 300? Any specific reason?
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Yes you caFanofRPGs said:
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How then? Because last time I checked there isn't.Hyperception said:
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Yes you ca
No you cannot Hyper.
No you cannot Hyper.
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No you can not Hyper.Oblivion00 said:
ok
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Is Mach 140, it's not Mach 300. That's was my mistake.Faisal Shourov said:
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Why mach 140?HokageMangaVox said:
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That's the speed the statute was throw. I just need to know the formula. I can do it. How can i messure that.Faisal Shourov said:
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I know this is an old thread, but I am a little confused about what makes Striking Strength differ from Lifting Strength.
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Striking Strength is how much damage a character can deliver through physical strikes. It recurrently overlaps with Attack Potency for physically enhanced characters. Lifting strength is how much a character can lift, and usually does not overlap with striking strength.
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I understand that much, but why is it that Lifting strength cannot equal striking strength. This has always confused me.
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This should be close, i lost interest on this thread, and i can't remember for what purpose i wanted the formula.
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@Isuclone Because fiction writers usually do not care about realism, and even if they did, striking strength would be determined by mass, and the speed relative to another object, not how much somebody can bench-press.
@HMV Agreed.
@HMV Agreed.
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