A references for common feats page continuation

Votron5 · Apr 13, 2019

Votron5 · Apr 13, 2019

Found a calc for shaking the universe that was not evaluated:

https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Kepekley23/Energy_Required_to_Shake_the_Universe

Andytrenom · Apr 14, 2019

Speaking of Kepekley there's also this calc

https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/U...ired_to_destroy_a_dimension_with_a_starry_sky

Jasonsith · Apr 14, 2019

Can the energy required to crush a boulder be examined also (with a working example)

User blog:Jasonsith/Boulder punching feats

Also, when are the data for destruction of wood and ceramics be officially added?

User blog:Jasonsith/General Destruction Values of Wood

The energy model of bending objects

User blog:Jasonsith/Jasonsith Model of Bending Objects

Andytrenom · Apr 14, 2019

Is it possible to calc the energy required to punch through a sandbag? Apologies if this was already handled.

Andytrenom · Apr 14, 2019

Also, how about a calc for snapping out chains? I surprisingly couldn't find this feat in the page.

Votron5 · Apr 14, 2019

Not sure about the sandbags since you're not fragmenting the sand

Chains are tricky since they come in many different-sized links.

Mr. Bambu · Apr 14, 2019

Depends on the chains, a while ago Wok, Weekly and I looked into lifting strength from that and could find the weight certain thicknesses/grades of chains could maintain before snapping. Just making a cut in a chain would require its own calc based on the thickness of the chain.

Jasonsith · Apr 14, 2019

Mr. Bambu said:
Depends on the chains, a while ago Wok, Weekly and I looked into lifting strength from that and could find the weight certain thicknesses/grades of chains could maintain before snapping. Just making a cut in a chain would require its own calc based on the thickness of the chain.

Theoretically if the bending energy on the portion of the object being bended exceeds the destruction energy of the portion of that object, that object would be snapped off.

Votron5 · Apr 14, 2019

Some ideas for feats:

Destroying a forest

Punching a human head off

Surviving a roof falling on top of you

Destroying a cliff

Dodging arrows

Andytrenom · Apr 15, 2019

Destroying a forest and destroying a cliff are a no to me. Both these look they will be heavily dependent on context for their result

Votron5 · Apr 15, 2019

Thought so, tried finding concrete measurements of those and I can't find any

Andytrenom · Apr 15, 2019

How about being planted planted into the ground? Or at least just having your head planted into the ground?

Votron5 · Apr 15, 2019

That seems doable, you would have to get the volume of the human head or lower body, then figure out the energy density of the soil/bedrock of the ground.

Jasonsith · Apr 15, 2019

Values for dodging modern arrows and modern bolts

Values for dodging ancient bow arrows and crossbow bolts

How one calculates dodging speed

Votron5 · Apr 15, 2019

Modern arrows is a good source but modern bolts and ancient arrows and bolts do not have sufficient sources.

DarkDragonMedeus · Apr 15, 2019

Double post?

Votron5 · Apr 15, 2019

Fixed

Mr. Bambu · Apr 15, 2019

~~also those aren't speeds for dodging, just the speed of the object- the speed for dodging requires more than that~~

DarkDragonMedeus · Apr 15, 2019

Yeah, especially aim dodging for linear projectiles since normal humans aim dodge bullets all the time; aim dodging lasers is also very common in comic books also.

Votron5 · Apr 16, 2019

More feats:

Jumping out of a moving vehicle and onto the ground

Kicking down a door from its hinges

Punching out a persons teeth

Punching through someones chest or stomach

Crushing the bones in a persons hand

Ripping a door off from a car

Holding a blast door open

DarkDragonMedeus · Apr 16, 2019

Perhaps standard calc for Flooding the Earth would be a good idea; I see results range from 15 Petatons to 25 Petatons. And I can agree that it would be High 6-A, and it's also what I heard the four fiends from Final Fantasy 1 were supposed to be upgraded to based on a similar feat. The Octopath Traveler cast would also scale from the end game boss Galdera who was going to destroy the world with a flood.

Votron5 · Apr 16, 2019

More feats:

A propane tank exploding

Destroying a 1600-1700 century sail ship like a galleon

Creating shockwaves that part clouds

Destroying a statue of various materials

Destroying pillars

Uprooting a tree

Destroying a gravestone

Creating a snowstorm

Ripping off an arm and leg

Ripping off a human head

Causing a volcanic eruption

Mr. Bambu · Apr 16, 2019

I uh

I did the 1600 ship one, too.

Or at least, I sorta did. There was a feat in which five of equivalent ships were destroyed at once. Funny how this keeps happening.

Here it is.

Andytrenom · Apr 16, 2019

Is it possible to calc the energy required to twist a person's head 180 degrees?

Andytrenom · Apr 16, 2019

Also how about crushing a filled soda can? And bending a metal bat?

Votron5 · Apr 16, 2019

@Andy

bending a metal bat probably would take yield strength rather than shear or compressive strength that we use. It was argued in this thread but nothing came of it: https://vsbattles.com/vsbattles/2429181

Crushing a soda can. How much MPa can a soda can take before it bursts?

Votron5 · Apr 16, 2019

Also the head twisting feat probably would have to take into account the neck vertebrae, ligaments, and muscles so IDK

Votron5 · Apr 16, 2019

@Bambu

Probably should calc the cannons also but I know that wasn't required for you to calc.

Jasonsith · Apr 16, 2019

Hello... Is anyone even noticing a model for bending objects is there for verification and comment?

Votron5 · Apr 17, 2019

@Jason

So basically you can find the joules of bending an object by finding the newtons over distance to its midsection? I think that could work in theory, but it would be a major problem for bending feats where it would be difficult-to-impossible to find the acceleration for force like comic books and literature.

Spinoirr · Apr 17, 2019

We still need what it takes to vaporize a skyscraper

KLOL506 · Apr 17, 2019

Destroying a Truck

Destroying an Armored Car

Destroying a helicopter

Destroying a tank (Not melting one)

Punching through a car roof

Punching through a car door

Ripping car doors off

Snapping a tree in half with a single kick

Punching holes through load-bearing walls (They're 9 inches thick on average, also brick walls are noted in the same link to be thicker than 6 inches as a bare minimum)

Votron5 · Apr 17, 2019

I made a blog where I can start calcing these here: https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Votron5/Calculations_for_Common_Feats

I recalced the punching through doors and wall since using the area of the hand was probably inaccurate.

I also calced the punching through a sand bag

Andytrenom · Apr 17, 2019

@Voltron I was talking about the sandbags used in boxing training tho.

Antvasima · Apr 17, 2019

I will unsubscribe from this thread due to being very busy. You can send me a message if you need my help with something.

Votron5 · Apr 17, 2019

@Andy

You mean a punching bag? I was confused since sandbags are more commonly reffered to the ones used in military or flood control.

Andytrenom · Apr 17, 2019

Yeah sorry about that.

tho i would argue that punching through a punching bag is what I would've been more likely referring to since this is a common feats thread...

Votron5 · Apr 17, 2019

I unfortunately cannot find the width of a punching bag so it is unlikely I can calc that.

Agnaa · Apr 17, 2019

I asked about this in the last thread, but where did we get 25cm^2 for surface area of a fist (punching through a wall feats) from? Bambu's found some higher numbers from reliable sources, and I believe a member measured their fist and got a higher number.

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