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Be that as it may, the link goes to the quote of him dodging prior, with no quotes of the mirror; during the dodge or otherwise. Either the mirror link needs added so it can be analyzed or the relativistic speeds need to be taken down because the current source for it is not viable for relativistic speeds.Xmark12 said:The dude shot multiple light speed attacks, and I remember specifically Kirito created mirrors or something during the dodging to deflect them.
The reason why he's not actually light speed is because he eventually got hit during his dodges.
Despite restarting my PC and chrome- it won't let me make threads or comment on most blogs- dunno why. Otherwise I'd have brought it up on the link itself.Xmark12 said:@Friendly the actual calc explains everything as to why he's that speed. If you have a complaint do a Content Revision Thread.
"Dodging light that many times" is more accurately, "Juked the aim of someone shooting light that many times". He was jumping around like crazy and the shooter missed- it's not a speed feat. Not every instance of an attack failing to land is a speed feat.Xmark12 said:It's still notable that he was literally dodging light that many times. This isn't dodging gunfire or lightning, it was light. It's still a notable speed feat.
Do you have any suggestions as to what speed he'd be?
Does the wiki seriously give speed ratings for moving and attacks happening to miss? I know full and well aimdodging is understood here- misleading the aim of someone is only very slightly different. People can miss- that's a thing. Someone's aim doesn't have to be perfect just because they're a fictional character or using magic or unknown tech.Xmark12 said:Then wouldn't that mean many things on this wiki would have to be revised? Frisk and the entirety of Undertale would have to be revised because they "Juked the aim of someone shooting [lightning] that many times", or skeletons and Steve in Minecraft would have to be revised because they dodged arrows by "juking the aim", or the Player in Elemental Battlegrounds having to remove their lightspeed rating because they move erraticaly to dodge the light before it can be thrown.
By your definition, many things on this wiki would not be a speed feat. By your definition someone that's a regular human could dodge over six bullets in a limited space and not get hit, even though the chances of that are extremely low.