Steve vs Indominus Rex | A Minecraft Movie vs Jurassic Park | 1-7-0 GRACE

[EnderLord8]

Perhaps it's because the calculation considers what was destroyed as a single stone, when in reality it's several stones of different sizes arranged randomly. It's impossible to know if all the stones were actually destroyed or just thrown out of the screen's view. I think this is my problem with the calculation.

But I don't know how the wiki handles this type of situation, at least in more popular verses. I think this calculation would be blocked.

 

[EnderLord8]

That's why you can notice it around the 10th second...

Anyway, I think I'll open a thread to address this later, but it's best to avoid derailing this match, so let's continue talking about the battle for now.

 

[Ninkan12]

That's why you can notice it around the 10th second...

Anyway, I think I'll open a thread to address this later, but it's best to avoid derailing this match, so let's continue talking about the battle for now.

Yeh

I think Indo wins, Iron Golems might matter but not as much as TNT

 

[Ztesrxgdfjcvgkbh]

Well, the destroyed stones were already somewhat broken when Spino headbutted them, and the angle of the scene obscures a bit of what might have happened to the stones, since there were multiple stones and perhaps some were already reduced in size... But I can see an argument for pulverization as well... Well, I'm not sure, the feat seems incorrect to me.

They are not necessarily enough to invalidate the feat or automatically “block” the calculation.

Perhaps it's because the calculation considers what was destroyed as a single stone, when in reality it's several stones of different sizes arranged randomly. It's impossible to know if all the stones were actually destroyed or just thrown out of the screen's view. I think this is my problem with the calculation.

But I don't know how the wiki handles this type of situation, at least in more popular verses. I think this calculation would be blocked.

The rocks already being cracked does not make the feat unusable by itself, especially since fractured canyon rocks are common in fiction and still regularly used for fragmentation feats. The important part is that the impact visibly destroys and disperses the rock mass rather than simply pushing it away.

 

[EnderLord8]

They are not necessarily enough to invalidate the feat or automatically “block” the calculation.

The rocks already being cracked does not make the feat unusable by itself, especially since fractured canyon rocks are common in fiction and still regularly used for fragmentation feats. The important part is that the impact visibly destroys and disperses the rock mass rather than simply pushing it away.

I understand, that makes sense I think, although it seems a bit incorrect since it appears there's a good margin to increase the calculated value, but what you're saying makes sense.

 

[Ninkan12]

Bump

 

[BloodyBloodwork365]

Think I'm voting Indom

 

[Ztesrxgdfjcvgkbh]

Rex FRA