Eden_Warlock99
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Why wouldn't we just go with the lowest interpretation? Instead of just, completely ignoring the feat?
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isnt the point is because there's a bunch of unknown variable and such that we use the lowest one..?Hiding the outlier yadda. Like yeah it could be 6-A (or even 6-B), or it could be 5-B, 5-A, 5-C, High 5-A, low 4-C, hell I mean technically speaking it could probably even get above star lv depending on speed and the temp shift.
Using it as support for the lowest stuff, is just assuming the feat in question is that level and calling it a ay. What if the statement is actually a 4-C statement? How does that support 6-A?
It only acts as support if you use the lowest possible interpretation, but if we were arguing Mario was 5-B instead, would it be ok to use that statement as support there too because in theory it COULD be a 5-B feat too?
It's just arbitrarily picking an end out of literally trillions and going "it COULD be this so it's support", it's not at all solid.
there's better stuff to cling to anyway, ice feats suck to scale
The Wonder Flower feat ins't being used as a support for the High 6-A proposal, thoughHiding the outlier yadda. Like yeah it could be 6-A (or even 6-B), or it could be 5-B, 5-A, 5-C, High 5-A, low 4-C, hell I mean technically speaking it could probably even get above star lv depending on speed and the temp shift.
Using it as support for the lowest stuff, is just assuming the feat in question is that level and calling it a ay. What if the statement is actually a 4-C statement? How does that support 6-A?
It only acts as support if you use the lowest possible interpretation, but if we were arguing Mario was 5-B instead, would it be ok to use that statement as support there too because in theory it COULD be a 5-B feat too?
It's just arbitrarily picking an end out of literally trillions and going "it COULD be this so it's support", it's not at all solid.
there's better stuff to cling to anyway, ice feats suck to scale
I think tossing away something altogether that's clearly a pretty good feat or statement just because "well it could be higher than the low end who knows" is very reductive and generally goes against how things are done on the wiki.Thing is, we always go with the low-end when feats are vague, this happens in like practically every verse I know? We don't disregard surface wipe statements cause those feats can reach 5-A with KE and as such become an outlier for High 6-A, no?
That shit don't work when the gap is like 100000000000x any it can realistically be ANY of those and just going with the lowest possible interpretation and acting like it's legitimate support is just cherry picking a end to suit one's needs. Like you didn't answer the question, if instead of 6-A, we were arguing 5-B, would it suddenly be a supporting feat for 5-B because it could be that level as well?isnt the point is because there's a bunch of unknown variable and such that we use the lowest one..?
We actually do. A surface wipe statement has a general ballpark it's going to be in, after a certain point it's no longer surface wiping.Thing is, we always go with the low-end when feats are vague, this happens in like practically every verse I know? We don't disregard surface wipe statements cause those feats can reach 5-A with KE and as such become an outlier for High 6-A, no?
Dont think questioning timeframe really works here either since it would have to freeze the sun fast enough in order to not just get melted while it's happening. Singular attack or not dunnoWe actually do. A surface wipe statement has a general ballpark it's going to be in, after a certain point it's no longer surface wiping.
But that only works even then if we have info like timeframe, singular attack, etc.
If someone just said they could surface wipe without elaborating, we wouldn't do shit because even a supersonic 8-C could raze the planet if given the chance.
You realize that in itself is a huge range right? It could be half a second, or it could literally take like a few dozen million years.Dont think questioning timeframe really works here either since it would have to freeze the sun fast enough in order to not just get melted while it's happening. Singular attack or not dunno
Ah, ya. I legit didn't know that regarding Jojo. And come to think about it, given this answer is coming from you, Zelda also has some pretty measured tiering all things considered.We don't have tier 7 Plat despite the existence of like 3-4 feats on that scale that could be argued to scale if you squint when they have like 200 feats around 8-C with some of the higher ones taking effort for good reason.
Oh so you killed the mood huh? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)Ah, ya. I legit didn't know that regarding Jojo. And come to think about it, given this answer is coming from you, Zelda also has some pretty measured tiering all things considered.Also, you and Dust also wanted to give it a go with FFVII Remake, but then I butted in being stupid and killed the mood >_>;
And I don't really agree with it. Mario can at best scratch through Bowser's defense with his strongest attack but still never really standing a chance to win before Bowser even utilizes his full power, at which point he's 100% invincible, that's not really evidence for scaling.I brought different evidence up two posts above you than what was brought up before.
That's pretty disingenuous when the lowest end just so happens to support what is currently being pushed for and no other interpretation of the feat does. Anyways I honestly don't really see a reason for "freezing a star" to be assumed to just be the surface, that Metroid calc was used for a pretty specific context where that was stated to be the case. Normally if you froze the surface of a star that'd just be melted away in seconds, the insides are pretty hot too.Shouldn't you just take the lowest end then?
I guess freezing the entirety makes more sense. But with how mario is currently treated on the wiki that'd just be an outlier so rip.That's pretty disingenuous when the lowest end just so happens to support what is currently being pushed for and no other interpretation of the feat does. Anyways I honestly don't really see a reason for "freezing a star" to be assumed to just be the surface, that Metroid calc was used for a pretty specific context where that was stated to be the case. Normally if you froze the surface of a star that'd just be melted away in seconds, the insides are pretty hot too.
What there says it's a scratch? It's no different than hitting any other enemy and wincing in pain or any different animation than when you hit Bowser before he pulls out the star rod.And I don't really agree with it. Mario can at best scratch through Bowser's defense with his strongest attack but still never really standing a chance to win before Bowser even utilizes his full power, at which point he's 100% invincible, that's not really evidence for scaling.
He literally says that he isn't using the Star Rod's power as its fullest outright, and the second he begins to Mario is no longer capable of hurting him. I'm not sure if I'm misunderstanding something but this seems really straightforward.What there says it's a scratch? It's no different than hitting any other enemy and wincing in pain or any different animation than when you hit Bowser before he pulls out the star rod.
You can do the final attack with Mario or a partner to break the barrier entirely and make him flee regardless in the first phase. This, a long with not getting pushed over and fainting in a single hit or somesuch by the star rods attacks / his physical star rod amped strength like in the battle when he kidnaps peach. Bowser fighting Mario prior to fleeing to the power platform IS the full power of the star rod, he amd his partners clearly outmatched him.
He doesn’t use the platform at first, that’s the phase Mario can overcome the rod without the star beam, then he uses the platform to amp himself so Mario needs Peach Beam to overcome the star rod.To my understanding he's just using the platform in the first phase, or at least not going all out with the Rod. Otherwise it doesn't really make sense for him to be capable of buffing himself even further.
But there's no reason to assume it can buff him to its level of power if we know for a fact that there's a huge gap between how much AP and Durability it can give him. The Star Rod's own feat is completely dissimilar from statistics amplification so it's not like you can say "oh they're both AP so they're equal, Durability just upscales", that's just not something you can assume without further evidence, it's already an assumption to say something like that happens by default but when there's outright proof that it can't just boost his stats equally that's much worse.I assume the calc is meant for the Star Rod's AP (Mario can tank its attacks pretty sure), not the Invincibility it gives Bowser.
He does use the platform.He doesn’t use the platform at first, that’s the phase Mario can overcome the rod without the star beam, then he uses the platform to amp himself so Mario needs Peach Beam to overcome the star rod.
I just don't take the invincibility as a durability amp, more like ya know, Invulnerability?But there's no reason to assume it can buff him to its level of power if we know for a fact that there's a huge gap between how much AP and Durability it can give him. The Star Rod's own feat is completely dissimilar from statistics amplification so it's not like you can say "oh they're both AP so they're equal, Durability just upscales", that's just not something you can assume without further evidence, it's already an assumption to say something like that happens by default but when there's outright proof that it can't just boost his stats equally that's much worse.
You're talking about a completely different fight; the one being referred to is what speedrunners call "Hallway Bowser", which as its name implies takes place in the same hallway the prologue fight did; this is the one where you can damage Bowser even through his Star Rod amp, and the only reason you can't in the second is that the Star Rod itself is also amped by the platform, to the point where the Star Spirits needed to be empowered by the wishes of the Mushroom Kingdom residents just to be able to counteract it.
Based on my understanding Bowser with just the Star Rod is just really durable and “nearly invincible” (iirc that’s what Goombario’s Tattle says), whereas Bowser with both the Star Rod and the power platform is completely invincible. I figure it should be fair to downscale base cast from the Star Rod considering they can take hits from amped Bowser and deal damage to him with strong enough attacks.So is there a situation in which Mario would scale/downscale (either in AP or Dura) to the High 6-A+ Star Rod then? Seems to be some confusion regarding the fights
I believe so, doesn't seem contradictory and it's within the range of even the current 6-C stats.*In regards to the Shadow Queen feat, if we don’t get an upgraded base cast then I presume she’ll still become High 6-C?
Ah, thank you for the explanation here. I think downscaling is reasonable, but I suppose we'll see if that's acceptable.Based on my understanding Bowser with just the Star Rod is just really durable and “nearly invincible” (iirc that’s what Goombario’s Tattle says), whereas Bowser with both the Star Rod and the power platform is completely invincible. I figure it should be fair to downscale base cast from the Star Rod considering they can take hits from amped Bowser and deal damage to him with strong enough attacks.
Mario is comparable to a single one? That seems promising, though again, I'm not too knowledgeable on the context.Perhaps we could at worst scale base cast to 1/7th of the Star Rod, considering how it can be nullified by all seven Star Spirits and Mario is relative to a single one? Idk if that logic flies and I also feel they should be closer to it than just 1/7th, but that feels like a reasonable enough lowball if needed.
Yeah, Mario can call upon the Star Spirits to do certain things, and one of them uses a 7 damage move that hits all enemies. Bosses in Paper Mario can have up to 99 HP (Bowser in particular has 50 HP), so I see no reason why the base cast shouldn’t scale to a Star Spirit. Again I personally feel they should be closer to the Star Rod’s power (tbh I wonder if they should just outright scale to it considering Bowser’s own power added on would make him superior by default), but 1/7th feels fair if others deem it a better option. It also puts the cast closer to the Brothership feat so that might be a good selling point too.Mario is comparable to a single one? That seems promising, though again, I'm not too knowledgeable on the context.
Pretty much yeah, though a minor correction is that the Star Spirits can nullify its power rather than being able to power it themselves. I don’t recall them being able to power it themselves,I assume something of this caliber is what you're going for?
- "Multi-Continent level(Scales to 1/7th of the Star Rod's power, being relative to a singular Star Spirit compared to the seven needed to power it. Comparable to Luigi, who can fling a cord and connect it to a nearby satellite that produces this much energy)"
- 1/7th of the Star Rod's calc is 2.66320677411 Exatons.
And this wouldn't just be Power Nullification? What's the context of nullifying it's power that leads you to think we can equate a single Star Spirit to 1/7th of the SR's power?Pretty much yeah, though a minor correction is that the Star Spirits can nullify its power rather than being able to power it themselves. I don’t recall them being able to power it themselves,though tbf I’m running off pretty rudimentary knowledge of Paper Mario 64 and know basically nothing about Mario Party so it’s possible I might be off on that.
DM featsOkay, so, turns out trying to get some Mario feats calced is a b!tch when you have primitive verse knowledge lol
I'm waiting for one to be calced to see if it can be applied here as well since people are dragging their feet here.
I figured since it takes all seven Star Spirits to nullify it, that you could argue they’d be at least 1/7th of its power. If that isn’t how that kind of thing works in regards to Power Null then my B. It was only supposed to be a suggestion of a lowball in case others felt it was a better option, as personally I feel they should be closer to its power than that (not sure exactly how much closer though).And this wouldn't just be Power Nullification? What's the context of nullifying it's power that leads you to think we can equate a single Star Spirit to 1/7th of the SR's power?