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I don't have a vested interest in the revision. I'm just pointing out that he never actually conceded, and that saying so is incredibly misleading.
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Just coming here to say Dyspo is only speed of light.Matthew Schroeder said:If she is MHS why does the scene put a gap at the speed at sound speed? Surely it wouldn't do that if she is as fast as you say.
Matthew please. We've been through this dance before. Stop repeating arguments that have long been established before in previous threads. I might be new here, but even I've lurked in this wiki for more than a year now. Is it really that hard to double-check your claims? Majority has ruled to enact the changes. The vote has been cast.MattMatthew Schroeder said:Again personally insulting me and failing to understand what I mean.
That's literally just a basic understanding of how language works. You don't say "He has more than 10 dollars" to someone who has nearly a million.
That this is somehow a point of contention is really worrying.
So... appeal to authority?Blackcurrant91 said:Some sort of mod has to agree with the changes. While the majority agree it's pretty clear there is still some contention. Lazy Hunter is a knowledgeable member of the verse who dissagree's with the changes. This website isn't really a democracy, there are checks and balences in place for a reason.
You're missing the point, every author statement and narration statement contradicts the calcs. The feats are where the calcs come from. Like we discussed above Kamachi doesn't know how fast he made his Saints. So are we going to use the author intent and have them at Mach 2++ or use the MHS calcs like we have been doing when a Saint is serious?Matthew Schroeder said:That argument isn't based on authorial intent AT ALL. We are given a direct feat in the narration and it contradicts the calcs. It is not authorial intent. It is a matter of consistent feats.