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why?double why?triple why?I am planning massive revisions for the verse, which include a physiology page!
A physiology page is much better than copy and pasting the exact same abilities on all pages. It's also clear that all protagonists have something very different, so it just makes sense to me.why?double why?triple why?
yeah, but also, Grey Goo clearly is something unique of his ownA physiology page is much better than copy and pasting the exact same abilities on all pages. It's also clear that all protagonists have something very different, so it just makes sense to me.
Sure, but it's not the first time I've seen a physiology page for characters that aren't all equal in origin and biology.yeah, but also, Grey Goo clearly is something unique of his own
...okay where is there another example?Sure, but it's not the first time I've seen a physiology page for characters that aren't all equal in origin and biology.
...okay where is there another example?
OHHHHH, know i got it''In Marvel, it has been constantly shown that the divine pantheons of the Marvel universe, from Asgardians to Elder Gods, are an instrumental part of the cosmology and narrative. As such, the Gods of Marvel have all constantly been shown to share similar powers, despite the differing natures of their pantheons.''![]()
God Physiology (Marvel Comics)
In Marvel, it has been constantly shown that the divine pantheons of the Marvel universe, from Asgardians to Elder Gods, are an instrumental part of the cosmology and narrative. As such, the Gods of Marvel have all constantly been shown to share similar powers, despite the differing natures of...vsbattles.fandom.com
Not once is it mentioned (at least in the page) that they are all of the same kind.
HereCan you show me where you asked
By the way, when possible, could you please update this calculation?
I’ll try to but I don’t really know the square cube law formulaBy the way, when possible, could you please update this calculation?
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Octopus eats Ship
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I thought about it, but I'm not sure. They don't seem harmed after hitting walls, but that could be game mechanics. Still, if you could find their speeds, you could use the weights I calculated and get their KEs.Also, should we use KE for the creatures?
It's:I’ll try to but I don’t really know the square cube law formula
I mean but they are harmed from hitting things that are bigger than themselves.I thought about it, but I'm not sure. They don't seem harmed after hitting walls, but that could be game mechanics. Still, if you could find their speeds, you could use the weights I calculated and get their KEs.
OH, that is whyYou’ll have to make comments available on your sandbox if you want calculations to be accepted
We'll use the sandbox as a way to work together. The calculations will be published in blogs after they're done. I just think using a sandbox is better than needing to communicate here and only one being able to edit the blog.You’ll have to make comments available on your sandbox if you want calculations to be accepted
i don't know how to calc to be honest, i suck at itWe should split the work to make it easier. We could do it like I did in this blog , where each person does around a third of the work and one of us publishes the calculations (giving credit to each one)
I could help you if you'd like to. Is there any part of it you suck at specifically, or is it in general?i don't know how to calc to be honest, i suck at it
GENERALI could help you if you'd like to. Is there any part of it you suck at specifically, or is it in general?
Attack Potency/Durability: Calculate the volume, then find what was destroyed, then multiply by the volume by the material’s destruction valuei don't know how to calc to be honest, i suck at it
yes i know, but still i feel like i lack something to make a calculation...like...motivation?Attack Potency/Durability: Calculate the volume, then find what was destroyed, then multiply by the volume by the material’s destruction value
Speed: Find distance, then divide by time
Lifting strength: Calculate the volume, then find what was lifted, then multiply the volume by the material’s density
Volume: Find a character or object we know the height of, pixel scale their height and the thing you’re calculating’s height, length, and width, and multiply LxHxW
Can I edit the Big City Bee calculation to add KE?If you want to do calculations on tasty planet go here
If you want to try, I'll always be available to help you.yes i know, but still i feel like i lack something to make a calculation...like...motivation?
probably a broken dream of mathematics and physics
SureCan I edit the Big City Bee calculation to add KE?