Uhhm, this is ''19 which is 19ms, but the timer goes down to '''13, which is below the denominated measurement in this picture. Could you provide a better example?
No. Its milliseconds. Its japanish stopwatch.
Its not 19 ms. Its 190 ms. 1 Second = 1000 ms. Not 100.
I see. If '' is 1/100 of a second, each unit would be 10 miliseconds. Given ''' should be 1/100 of the previous unit, or 0.1 miliseconds per unit. 13 units would be 1.3 miliseconds.
This stop watch doesn't have extra column for micro second this is why it shows only 2 dash marks instead of 3. The example which I have provided as an evidence clearly shows 2 dash marks for milliseconds and 3 dash marks for micro seconds.
No. Its milliseconds. Its japanish stopwatch.
You're actually just illiterate in this case.
There are more polite ways of getting your point across.
Ohh ohk, no need to insult anyone by calling "illiterate" without knowing someone. You yourself being a literate can't have basic manners? What a shame.
Thank you, it makes sense nowDidn't you saw this correction at the end of the chapter?
Well, that and the thousands of posts related to this feat, you probably have an idea why it's not as simple as comparing the standard time format to the timer shown in the manga.
Didn't know such uneducated goons exist over here.
If there's MFTL+ values not being used, that means those values aren't accepted.
It would make sense if the values are high end. But I didn't find any reason for a mid end value being rejected.
Because the low end was found the best one to use.
But why
ask the calc membersBut why
