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Ernest is capable to rip off a spine, and how we already known, it requiere around 102 tons of force. So, unless I'm missing something in context, that is Class K for Ernie.
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Evil Ernie Lifting Strength Change
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I'm shocked I missed this feat the first time around.
I can agree with Class K for Ernie, though. All of his other lifting feats (including the one where he rips a tree out of the ground) are pretty casual, so it's not like it's an outlier or anything.
I can agree with Class K for Ernie, though. All of his other lifting feats (including the one where he rips a tree out of the ground) are pretty casual, so it's not like it's an outlier or anything.
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I thought the spine rip calc was for grabbing the skull and lifting upwards. You're the calc group member though so you'd know better than me how strong this should be going through the back.
The feat itself is pretty blatant, yeah.
The feat itself is pretty blatant, yeah.
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The spine-ripping value isn't concerned with how said spine is ripped out. It's based on breaking every single tendon holding the spine in place, at once. (Which is what would be required to successfully rip a person's spine out of their body in a single clean move.)
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Welp, ripping the head out of the body its 510 to 1530 kg of force, I guess ripping the spine without the head is at least 100.47 to at most 101.49 tons of force, that is still Class K.
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I like Ernie's one liner.
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@MrKing, all right, even less issues now, I guess I can perform the changes now.
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Go for it.
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Ok, changes were done. Closing.
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