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When does Teleportation start to give speed feats?

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From what I understand and believe, Teleportation while can in most cases not be considered speed related as it bypasses physical objects and distance. What I would like to ask is when that is not the case and can be used to get speed feat?

for me, it would be based on a criteria of:
  1. Explicitly stated to be speed related or movement base (as teleportation Is not movement but just getting to a location without moving or traveling)
  2. it leaves some sort of trail or physical affect behind.
  3. can be differentiated from other Teleportation methods in the same verse.
  4. cannot teleport past physical obstacles Like a pillar.
  5. can be tracked by physical means.
thoughts?
 
1. The issue is that, at that point is not teleporting, is just moving faster than others can detect and maybe getting intangibility from it, so is not very reliable.

2. Don't see how this helps, could just mean your teleport works sending you foward instantly or just an after effect.

3. Vague

4. It can also just be bad teleportation tbh, like those that can only teleport through their view.

5. Nah, that's just either an after effect or good detection abilities

Imo the best way to have "teleporting speed" is outrunning or intercepting actual teleportation with your movement.
 
There's a character from KHR who has a speed rating through teleportation. In that case though, it's literally him using short ranged teleportation to amplify his speed.

Because the portals he opens propel him forward, so by spamming portals over and over, he can continuously accelerate up until the universal speed limit (SOL).

But in that case it's not the teleportation itself having speed but amping him to that speed.
 
1. The issue is that, at that point is not teleporting, is just moving faster than others can detect and maybe getting intangibility from it, so is not very reliable.

2. Don't see how this helps, could just mean your teleport works sending you foward instantly or just an after effect.

3. Vague

4. It can also just be bad teleportation tbh, like those that can only teleport through their view.

5. Nah, that's just either an after effect or good detection abilities

Imo the best way to have "teleporting speed" is outrunning or intercepting actual teleportation with your movement.
2. For example, you get bound to something and you use that teleportation method but the bondage is still connecting to you and moves with you as you move through “teleportation“ but only disconnects after getting out of range.
3. It is better explained In #5
4. But if you know where you are going in your mind it wouldn’t be an issue, it is literally just a physical limitation, and considering there are other teleportation methods in one’s arsenal that actually do teleport past physical obstacles.
5. But that is the thing, the example of that is comparing two “teleporation” methods, one where a user is still physically tracked, while the other simply pops in and out of existence. And with the word track, it is related to following a path or line or marks between moment to moment forming a trail.
 
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There's a character from KHR who has a speed rating through teleportation. In that case though, it's literally him using short ranged teleportation to amplify his speed.

Because the portals he opens propel him forward, so by spamming portals over and over, he can continuously accelerate up until the universal speed limit (SOL).

But in that case it's not the teleportation itself having speed but amping him to that speed.
I guess it would likely matter if teleportation method would propel you right? Like as you move at the begging wnd as you teleport, it sends you flying?
 
I guess it would likely matter if teleportation method would propel you right? Like as you move at the begging wnd as you teleport, it sends you flying?
yeah, I'm pretty sure there's also character in naruto who has a similar kind of teleportation that briefly amps their speed.
 
Okay, after looking at the Teleportation page, there is a thing called Pseudo-Teleportation which is something that strongly imitates Teleportation but has properties or aspects that have speed to get from pace to place, and that can still give speed stats as well after looking at some profiles that have pseudo-teleportation.
 
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