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[azontr]

So, there's a novel I'm reading where the MC was stated to release a specific amount of force in his attack. (Scan here)

Now, I know that packing 15 tons of force isn't actually equivalent to 15 tons of tnt of force. Heard that before.

But, there's a feat earlier in the story that I calced for his movement/attack speed, and I was wondering if I could use that result to do another calculation for this feat. Note, that speed feat was performed when he was in a massively weaker state. So, if I used that result to help calculate the force of this new feat in the scan, would it be considered calc stacking or something similar?

 

[TheGatememer]

Yea that would be considered calc stacking, since it involves using the results of one calculation in another calculation.

 

[azontr]

Even if the feat was performed when he was necessarily much slower than himself in the scan?

 

[TheGatememer]

Yea, it's still using the results of one calculation in another, which would be calc stacking. The only times it is "allowed" is for multipliers and stuff iirc

 

[azontr]

Sad, but, alright then.