Would it still be considered Calc-Stacking?

[BarryAllen2.0]

If you use the previous calc of a projectile in a new calculation to find a character's speed when dodging another projectile when both Projectiles were shown to the be the same speed on panel.

Example:

• Projectile A is calced at Mach 2

• Projectile B is shown on panel traveling at the same speed of projectile A

• Character A dodged projectile B by 2 ft from 3 inches away.

Would Calcing this result in Calc Stacking or is the fact that Projectile B is shown traveling at the same speed projectile A (mach 2) negate calc-stacking?

 

[WeeklyBattles]

"If you use the previous calc of a projectile in a new calculation"

You just answered you own question...

 

[BarryAllen2.0]

@WeeklyBattles

So, say I have a special bullet that is calced to travel at mach 2. If a different bullet than mine is shown traveling at the same speed as my special bullet it's mach 2, but if that Different bullet is used in a calc despite being shown to travel mach 2 like mine, such as in the above example, it's therefore unreliable because of calc stacking?

I guess i'm trying to find out when is Calc Stacking in these type situations reliable?

 

[Promestein]

Yes, it's unreliable.

 

[BarryAllen2.0]

Well, ok then, lol. This can be locked now if any of you want.