Shinobu's calc replacement

[Natsuki012]

The purpose of this thread is to replace this calc for this one i made
The calc uses near-total fatalities formula, with the main issue being that it's for explosions happening in mid-air. Shinobu's jump fits way more ground-based formula
There's also no calc for her Massively Hypersonic rating, so i included on the blog

 

[Lilybitdun]

why specifically 10 psi?

 

[Natsuki012]

why specifically 10 psi?

Because it was stated that Antarctica was nearly destroyed, and from the visuals we can see how it was fragmented into several tiny pieces. However, if there’s a issue in my reasoning, please let me know

 

[Natsuki012]

Bump

 

[Natsuki012]

bump

 

[ElJoaki5]

Yes the ground formula should be used, although you should use 20 psi since destroying almost all of Antarctica is pretty big.

 

[Natsuki012]

Yes the ground formula should be used, although you should use 20 psi since destroying almost all of Antarctica is pretty big.

I updated the calc like you suggested. Does it look okay now?

 

[ElJoaki5]

I updated the calc like you suggested. Does it look okay now?

There left a comment

 

[Natsuki012]

There left a comment

Sorry to bother you, but this question popped into my head while I was creating the CRT to replace the old calc. Do I need another member’s approval for this thread or no?

 

[ElJoaki5]

Sorry to bother you, but this question popped into my head while I was creating the CRT to replace the old calc. Do I need another member’s approval for this thread or no?

Well probably yeah, would be good to get on more.

 

[Natsuki012]

Well probably yeah, would be good to get on more.

Could you tag other staff? If you don't mind, of course

 

[ElJoaki5]

Could you tag other staff? If you don't mind, of course

ahhhhh
@KLOL506 you commented on that calc three years ago so come here please

 

[Natsuki012]

Bump

 

[ElJoaki5]

Eh on second thought youve got the calc reevaled already, i wont hold you off anymore you can go ahead and make your thread with the new calc.