I tried to calc as I said, he was nowhere near the corridor so I accounted for that, that's the best I can do, the distance it's not 100% accurate but it's close to it, I wanted to avoid a long calc for a simple feat so I made it simpler and works fine imo.
Interesting. Does seem close, at least using the corridor itself and timeframe. Tbh, I just learned about perception time levels just now with all this, so I think I may be too green to meaningfully know how to assess it beyond also thinking it seems close (Why isn't Reactions and Perceptions page with the rest of the Calculations pages?).
They are tiers and not directly calcs stuff like attack potency and speed aren't
Thanks
I’m just assuming it’s between one second to faster then the eye can react
in this case just find the distance he moved which means you have to account for each of those position and that would be the result in m/s if you use 1s as timeframe which would be in the superhuman/subsonic range, if you want to use another timeframe you have to divide that distance you found by it, tho there isn't one, assuming it is wrong imo.
And how do you calculate making 14 after images during that time frame
1) I'm iffy with them being after images
why would you try and calculate tier 2/1 feats to begin withWhat does everyone think about calculating Tier 2 and 1 feats with complex analysis?
Complex analysis - Wikipedia
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The ap of lightning is approximately 1.6 billion Joules, so a natural lightning bolt would fall into level 8-C.Can lightning becomes an Ap?. Is there formula for it?
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Why'd you account for gravity? Just to note, it'd be more accurate to use the the height of the person being swung starting from beneath their arm. Combining their heights doesn't make sense.
This is how they were held though
? I'm not sure what you mean, the four of them aren't standing on top of each other
g is irrelevant don't use it
Can someone notify me of this?what is the article that gives the air resistance 1015 ohms meters? because from what I found it is 10^9 to 10^15.
Misakas Lightning energy calculation
The object is the 2 persons being spun around, thus their masses should be used
then do that. i only saw one person, but my point remains the same - distance from the center of mass (i.e like... the halfway point between the two people's outstretched bodies, where they're connected) and the center of the circle they're spinning in
The math is completely fine.
Mass-energy equivalence since fission and fusion are related to nuclear destruction.
Okay thanks.
Just so you know that the mass-equivalence equation isn't deemed as reliable on our site so you'll have to use something else other than E = √((mc^2)^2 + pc^2)
okay thanks, what does “pc^2“ mean?
Momentum times the speed of light squared.
Okay, thanks
