- 1,670
- 145
Alright so I noticed that several street fighter characters(Ryu,Akuma,Oro,etc) are rated as MHS +[from this calc]. I'm sorry to say this but this wrong for several reasons, I will get too all this issues wrong with both the scaling and the actual calc itself, alright here I go.
Reason 1:Okay so I need to firmly establish something about the actual feat,(here's the video https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zmXxpl6oSNI please watch it if you can) and that many poeple believe that this feat is Akuma is hims using one of his normal ki attacks, the simple truth is ITS NOT A NORMAL KI MOVE, don't believe me, if you saw the video you will see Akuma clearly and quite boldly state the name of the brand new move he created (Forgive me if I spelled it wrong)"Seikya Konretsu Ha". this the one thing a lot of people get wrong including the guy who calc'd this because they think it's one of his normal ki attacks, and thus this feat scales to Akumas reactions and combat speed. Which I will talk about next
Reason 2:Inconsistencies in scaling Now that I've established that the feat is Akuma using a special new move and not some normal gohadoken, I need too explain another misconception, and that this feat scales to Akumas normal attack and reaction speed and also scales to other fighters. Their is a problem with that and that is this feat can't actually scale to anyone but Akuma, let me explain why. As you have read the feat above was performed using a technique called "Seikya Konretsu Ha" now I've searched through ALL of the SF wiki(even replaying SF 3rd strike where one of the NF comments supposedly said is wherue the move was) however it seems my assumption was right and this is a brand new super move yet to be introduced.
Where am I getting at your probably thinking, well since this move has yet to be used in any game or used on another character in any cutscene. We cannot use this feat to scale to any character or even scale this to Akumas normal reaction/combat speed or even his normal attack speed. I can already imagine this question being asked "Hold on grudge even if this move is a Super/Ultra move it can't be that much different from Akumas normal moves speed" ah but you see that's where the inconsistencies comes in.
No street fighter has ever fired something even close to the level of speed Akuma fired that attack. Don't believe me, well here's a cutscene of Ryu (a top tier character) firing one of his hadokens [(please start at 1:30) ] as you can clearly see, Ryus hadokens don't even come close to the level of speed that Akuma fired with his "Seikya Konretsu Ha" and other characters and Akumas gohadokens have been shown to be the same speed as Ryus(both game and small cutscenes). So you can clearly see how we can't scale other characters to the feat above due to the fact no character has been shown dodging that attack nor dodging any thing similar to it, the same goes for Akumas as we can't scale this move to Akumas normal speed as he himself has never dodged an attack close to the one he fired, his normal gohadoken or other ki blast have been dodged by lower level characters and same with Ryus hadokens. This feat is supposed to only scale to attack speed, and only to that move specifically. On his profile it would look something like this, Speed: Unknown for combat and reaction speed, MHS+ attack speed when using "Seikya Konrestu Ha". However their is also another problem with this feat, and that is the calc itself being used.
Reason 3:Improper Calc The calc itself is a bit inaccurate. Mainly the distance used for it, the man who made it used pixelscaling based on the circumference of the earth and the orbital height of how far the blast went from a particular scene in the feat. However that is wrong, One, the scene used isn't even showing the whole earth only a small scene of the atmosphere,in fact I have showed one of are calc members(Lina shields) another calc of the same feat and asked him too compare it with the NF calc. [Here is another calc of the same feat that I showed him and find to be much more proper on distance.] In fact the man who made the new calc was aware of the NF calc and said(or implied) that pixel scaling is wrong to use. If you compare it to the original NF calc the result are much different (Mach 1200 vs Mach 349) Lina and I and othe rusers have agreed we should use the second newer calc for Akumas profile as it Is the more proper calc. Sadly this would downgrade Akuma to MHS attack speed when using "Seikya Konretsu Ha".
So my final concluded proposition is to fix how Akuma is labeled with his speed, specifying that he can only attack at MHS speeds when using "Seikya Konretsu Ha" and scale his normal combat and reaction speed to whatever we had him preciously before (either unknown or at least supersonic like the others.) and we switched the links of the previously outdated NF calc to the newer one form T5(we will use the high end as it was agreed by both me and Lina to reach that high). And we must fix the speed of the characters who were previously scaled to Akuma becasue of that feat, and returned them to what they were before the scaling.
Let me know what you guys think and if I failed to miss something or explain and I will respond as quick as possible.
Reason 1:Okay so I need to firmly establish something about the actual feat,(here's the video https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zmXxpl6oSNI please watch it if you can) and that many poeple believe that this feat is Akuma is hims using one of his normal ki attacks, the simple truth is ITS NOT A NORMAL KI MOVE, don't believe me, if you saw the video you will see Akuma clearly and quite boldly state the name of the brand new move he created (Forgive me if I spelled it wrong)"Seikya Konretsu Ha". this the one thing a lot of people get wrong including the guy who calc'd this because they think it's one of his normal ki attacks, and thus this feat scales to Akumas reactions and combat speed. Which I will talk about next
Reason 2:Inconsistencies in scaling Now that I've established that the feat is Akuma using a special new move and not some normal gohadoken, I need too explain another misconception, and that this feat scales to Akumas normal attack and reaction speed and also scales to other fighters. Their is a problem with that and that is this feat can't actually scale to anyone but Akuma, let me explain why. As you have read the feat above was performed using a technique called "Seikya Konretsu Ha" now I've searched through ALL of the SF wiki(even replaying SF 3rd strike where one of the NF comments supposedly said is wherue the move was) however it seems my assumption was right and this is a brand new super move yet to be introduced.
Where am I getting at your probably thinking, well since this move has yet to be used in any game or used on another character in any cutscene. We cannot use this feat to scale to any character or even scale this to Akumas normal reaction/combat speed or even his normal attack speed. I can already imagine this question being asked "Hold on grudge even if this move is a Super/Ultra move it can't be that much different from Akumas normal moves speed" ah but you see that's where the inconsistencies comes in.
No street fighter has ever fired something even close to the level of speed Akuma fired that attack. Don't believe me, well here's a cutscene of Ryu (a top tier character) firing one of his hadokens [(please start at 1:30) ] as you can clearly see, Ryus hadokens don't even come close to the level of speed that Akuma fired with his "Seikya Konretsu Ha" and other characters and Akumas gohadokens have been shown to be the same speed as Ryus(both game and small cutscenes). So you can clearly see how we can't scale other characters to the feat above due to the fact no character has been shown dodging that attack nor dodging any thing similar to it, the same goes for Akumas as we can't scale this move to Akumas normal speed as he himself has never dodged an attack close to the one he fired, his normal gohadoken or other ki blast have been dodged by lower level characters and same with Ryus hadokens. This feat is supposed to only scale to attack speed, and only to that move specifically. On his profile it would look something like this, Speed: Unknown for combat and reaction speed, MHS+ attack speed when using "Seikya Konrestu Ha". However their is also another problem with this feat, and that is the calc itself being used.
Reason 3:Improper Calc The calc itself is a bit inaccurate. Mainly the distance used for it, the man who made it used pixelscaling based on the circumference of the earth and the orbital height of how far the blast went from a particular scene in the feat. However that is wrong, One, the scene used isn't even showing the whole earth only a small scene of the atmosphere,in fact I have showed one of are calc members(Lina shields) another calc of the same feat and asked him too compare it with the NF calc. [Here is another calc of the same feat that I showed him and find to be much more proper on distance.] In fact the man who made the new calc was aware of the NF calc and said(or implied) that pixel scaling is wrong to use. If you compare it to the original NF calc the result are much different (Mach 1200 vs Mach 349) Lina and I and othe rusers have agreed we should use the second newer calc for Akumas profile as it Is the more proper calc. Sadly this would downgrade Akuma to MHS attack speed when using "Seikya Konretsu Ha".
So my final concluded proposition is to fix how Akuma is labeled with his speed, specifying that he can only attack at MHS speeds when using "Seikya Konretsu Ha" and scale his normal combat and reaction speed to whatever we had him preciously before (either unknown or at least supersonic like the others.) and we switched the links of the previously outdated NF calc to the newer one form T5(we will use the high end as it was agreed by both me and Lina to reach that high). And we must fix the speed of the characters who were previously scaled to Akuma becasue of that feat, and returned them to what they were before the scaling.
Let me know what you guys think and if I failed to miss something or explain and I will respond as quick as possible.