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I am not conceding but if you want to think that sure.Awesome so you concede to the Negacion argument. I agree there's no need for us to talk anymore.
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I am not conceding but if you want to think that sure.Awesome so you concede to the Negacion argument. I agree there's no need for us to talk anymore.
If this has been discussed and rejected, I don't see why this is being discussed again if there is no new info about it.
Anyway, why is this thread so long? What is going on? Is the stuff in the OP not resolved yet?
If this has been discussed and rejected, I don't see why this is being discussed again if there is no new info about it.
can you read?I'm not debating if we should treat Negacion as lightspeed on this site
Yeah you are.I am not conceding but if you want to think that sure.
I'd say it's dragged on due to staff opposition, as there isn't much opposition from the normal members who have been frequently participating in this thread.The thread has dragged on for so long because it is a controversial topic affecting the entire verse (almost).
Again you are not understanding me.True. I highly doubt anyone is serious about cero and negacion being LS.
Our argument was debunked based on that Author might think differently.
So we are saying if we are going to accept what author thinks then these things should be light speed.
We didn't have the novels information that confirmed ”magical” and ”real” come from the same source. ”Magical” spiritrons even existed before atoms of kishi were created by the Soul King.Guys - Negacion has already been discussed to death and rejected in the past. Let's leave that whole thing for another CRT in the future if we must and get back on topic.
That seems fair to me. Thanks for the help.I've put together a blog post listing all of what the current ratings and justifications should be using the accepted calcs we have to work with.
I think we should update the profiles and verse page to match what we currently have listed there.
Again I am not. I am just not going to continue a constantly argued and rejected point. If you want to argue negacion being lightspeed in another thread, be my guest I really do not care.Yeah you are.
Yoruichi is comparable to "in verse" beams of light.you use the verse and its feats to show FTL.
Mans can't read, I specifically said that I'm not arguing for a LS Negacion on this site, but in verse as you like to say Yoruichi is comparable to light.Again I am not. I am just not going to continue a constantly argued and rejected point. If you want to argue negacion being lightspeed in another thread, be my guest I really do not care.
If those beams of light have enough lightspeed showings then argue for it I dont care.Yoruichi is comparable to "in verse" beams of light.
You say you are not arguing for it yet say I am conceding that they are light speed, do one or the other not both. And you seem to think that I care about negacion being light speed or not. I really dont, do the thread and if it is accepted cool.Mans can't read, I specifically said that I'm not arguing for a LS Negacion on this site, but in verse as you like to say Yoruichi is comparable to light.
Staff opinion is all that matters. Damage is sugar coating it here, but Ant did just say staff opinion is all that matters in a DB thread. So what this boils down to is this: the wiki scaling is what the staff thinks characters are at, regardless of if they're debunked or not.I am fine with asking and voting for calcs. Both side present the case and everyone can vote for it. But everyone gets the vote. Mod or not.
Other than Mods only those who have commented and contributed anything meaningful gets the vote.
The reason people don't like this is because staff for the most part are an echo chamber.Imma be honest but I hate that everyone vote has to count. This would be like supporters grouping together so they can get the upgrade they want with the same way it is for the opposition.
Just ask the Mods to join and give their opinion and just wait till tomorrow
I've explained otherwise but pop off.I've explained that the statements don't necessarily support those assumptions.
I don't use this wiki for scaling lol, I've got my discord in my about section under my profile so if you genuinely want to discuss how I scale Bleach go for it. I'm on this site because I like to argue, but sadly I can't argue forever lol I've got to prioritize other work.@Arc7Kuroi Lol, looks like you are about to give up
Yeah but then you have to define what a meaningful contribution is, and that seems like a lot of work to still fight an uphill battle against staff.I get it. I know 4 mods that would unconditionally support Damage. So unless you are inviting 5 others then you barely have a chance to get your argument accepted. That's why I said people who have contributed to these 10 pages should get a vote.
Not sure about how it effects the calc, but the first statement about "lightning strike" can easily be flowery language."Tokinada laughed loudly as he, of course, bounced back a lightning strike dealt by an enemy with a swing of his sword." pg305
"He was either moving fast enough to react to lightning or he was predicting his enemy's behavior--either way, it was evidence Tokinada possessed abilities in battle that were not to be disregarded." pg306
The enemy being lightning fast is all that matters for the calc, as Tokinada already has FTL scaling. Because the people Yoruichi blitzes are the so called "enemies" as you put it.Not sure about how it effects the calc, but the first statement about "lightning strike" can easily be flowery language.
The second statement is more clear where it states he might be moving fast enough to react to lightning (we consider lightning to be Mach 1294). But it also says that he might just be predicting.
I don't think that is sufficient enough information for the character in question to scale to lightning speed. But the "enemy" seems to be lightning fast based on the second statement. Again, not sure how it effects the calc.
Not sure about how it effects the calc, but the first statement about "lightning strike" can easily be flowery language.
The guy is stated to be casually laughing while reacting to the lightning strike. Someone predicting the attack would be focus or at least worried that he may get hit.The second statement is more clear where it states he might be moving fast enough to react to lightning (we consider lightning to be Mach 1294). But it also says that he might just be predicting.
I don't think that is sufficient enough information for the character in question to scale to lightning speed. But the "enemy" seems to be lightning fast based on the second statement. Again, not sure how it effects the calc, neither am I well informed about the entire context.
The enemy just witnessed that ranged attacks are ineffective so a physical strike makes most sense.@AKM sama; part of the issue is that while Arc7 is assuming that the enemy Tokinada is facing is lightning speed (and scaling this to get lightning speed reactions for every assassin), the context of the fight suggests that it is a lightning projectile.
Tokinada's ability that he is using allows him to reflect abilities with a swing of his sword - which he demonstrated earlier in the fight - and in that quote is described as "bouncing back a lightning strike".
I believe that Soi-Fon also notes that you'd need physical strikes to deal with him, so him reflecting a physical strike doesn't make a lot of sense.
If the sword reflection was a power than made it faster than Tokinada, his eyes and body wouldn't move a lighting strike speeds to intercept.@AKM sama; part of the issue is that while Arc7 is assuming that the enemy Tokinada is facing is lightning speed (and scaling this to get lightning speed reactions for every assassin), the context of the fight suggests that it is a lightning projectile.
Tokinada's ability that he is using allows him to reflect abilities with a swing of his sword - which he demonstrated earlier in the fight - and in that quote is described as "bouncing back a lightning strike".
I believe that Soi-Fon also notes that you'd need physical strikes to deal with him, so him reflecting a physical strike doesn't make a lot of sense.
The enemy just witnessed that ranged attacks are ineffective so a physical strike makes most sense.
Tokinada can still reflect the lightning from the strike even if it's physical. Also you're using a word association fallacy here.
When Soifon is talking about physical strikes she's referencing Kenpachi like strikes, not elemental physical strikes.
The guy might just be good at predicting the opponent's attacks, or the opponent might just have straight and easy to predict patterns. If the statement clearly says that is a possibility, you can't just dismiss it because there can be thousands of explanations for it. Anyway that doesn't seem to be the main issue here so I'll digress.The guy is stated to be casually laughing while reacting to the lightning strike. Someone predicting the attack would be focus or at least worried that he may get hit.
I guess that is also a possibility. When your opponent is able to easily reflect your projectiles, you can either try attacking physically, or just try with a faster projectile believing your opponent won't be able to react and reflect it.I've offered an alternative explanation. Maybe one of the assassins figured his attack would be faster and tried it out.