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Sorry, but does that mean something meta with "can leap several stories high"?
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Wait what is a "stories"
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No. Calm down. No meta stuff for you.
It's just like, a building story. Not sure how you could reasonably interpret that as anything else.
It's just like, a building story. Not sure how you could reasonably interpret that as anything else.
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Saikou is right. Otherwise Incredible would be tier 1....Interesting .Slight derailing.... I'm actually hoping for a tier 1 disney character though.... I WILL make their profile first.
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basically, it's 6 meters?
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Nintendo will reach Tier 1 first. But Cal will 100% blitz me on that.
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If you count other interpretations probably in some comic book you'll find a tier 1The 2nd Existential Seed said:
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It varies, but most sources I've found is about 3-3.3 meters.RRTheEndMan said:
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wait 20 feets isn't 6 meters?
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A story was more like 10 feet or 3.04 meters.
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oh but so why isn't it listed in SI?
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I don't think a story is a proper unit since it varies depending on the building in question, it's just a common approximation of being 3-3.3 meters.
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oh ok
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Google did say around 10 feet, but yeah, it's mostly just a fancy word for how many "floors" tall a building is. Though, I do vaguely recall someone mentioning a historical article of someone using Goliath's 9'9" Skeleton as the measuring unit for "Story".
