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Treating spaceships, weapons and ETC as "characters" for scaling

Breadbear83

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Lets say for example Character A, while on top of spaceship A, could dodge some rocks moving towards the ship, this making the character reactions scale to a calc Of what's the Spaceship A speed (lets say 10 million c, MFTL+)

Character B could keep with character A, so he scales there

Hoverer, Character C, despite not having fought Character A nor B, he could keep up with the speed of another ship (Spaceship B) which from a calc is seemingly faster than Spaceship A (lets say 1 Billion c, MFTL+)

But also, Narrative seems to imply spaceship A and B are similar in speed, due to not being stated to one being faster than the other, both spaceship being designs from the same galactic empire/same creator, and looking identical, with even the possibility of Spaceship A being faster as it was stated as the "new remodelled Spaceship" of Character A, with the past one being similar to Spaceship B


I ask this, cuz it may be considered fallacious saying that Character A scales to Spaceship B because of keeping up with a different spaceship

If we consider spaceships/objects as "characters" then from narrative, Spaceship A does scales to Spaceship B. Which leads to a scaling chain where Characters A scales to Spaceship B


(Also, if the earlier is accepted, does Spaceship B being stated to take 2 days to go from earth to a certain planet, while Spaceship A is stated to take 6 days to go from earth to that planet, means an indirect 2x multiplier of Spaceships B speed?)
 
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