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On the site we have an accepted average speed for lightning. Was wondering if lasers had one as well. I was under the impression that lasers were lightspeed in vacuums and air, but wanted to be sure.
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Do lasers have an accepted average speed like lightning does?
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Yeah, lasers are lightspeed if proven to be "real" lasers.
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These be the standards.
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Laser/Light Beam Dodging Feats
While light-based attacks such as energy blasts or laser beams are common in fiction, they are often portrayed in an unrealistic manner. On VS Battles Wiki, they are only accepted to move at the speed of light under certain circumstances. Typically, lasers and other light-based attacks are only...
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If they're real lasers, they are lightspeed. But if they're just things that look like laser beams but no real proof if it; such as common laser/ray/plasma guns, we do not really have standard assumptions but usually try to compared/contrast other factors.
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Alright! This clears things up. Thanks for the help, guys.
