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Surviving in sun is durability feat or heat resistance feat?
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So, character with 6-A dura but without profer heat resistance still dies in sun?
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Depends on how "realistic" the verse is trying to be.
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Can you elaborate?
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Well, if I were to somehow survive a 6-A attack in real life, I would absolutely have some sort of heat resistance considering how physics work and stuff, but, in fiction there are plenty of 6-A characters that have been harmed by ordinary fire and such because most authors don't care about how powerscaling works or because they don't realize how silly that is.
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It's 8-A+ levels of heat resistance, but not sure how much blunt force trauma that would translate to. Also, someone higher than 8-A dying from the sun would more so die due to lacking resistance to high gravity and/or some of the cancer inducing radiations; pure heat cannot negate durability and is pretty much the opposite of durability negation/reduction for that matter.
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The 8-A rating comes mostly from the intense pressure generated at the center of the core tho, not just heat. That's what I remember the other calc members saying, but what other details they mentioned, I do not remember.
