Oh geez; good luck with that. Personally, I'd recommend just reading the threadmarks, as 10,000 pages is a lot. Exaggerated to provide an emotional safety margin.
No; we haven't really had time for Project: Omnicule.
How would King Kamehameha be useful?
Yo we can drain the megaturtle for infinite FOOM chakra
Okay this actually might just be stonks if the megaturtle moves around quickly like King K. It would make setting up runes annoying if it moves too fast or too suddenly, maybe? The rune might just slide off into the ocean and sink downwards or something.
Oh, whoops. That's what I get for not paying attention.
We could explore further, it's apparently got interesting fungi and plants, so we could camp out and do a cycle or two of research while the fighters clear out the caves and collect interesting stuff.
As long as we can hide our runes after we leave.
BWHAHAHAH
If we can copy the benefits of the pool I say we nuke this shit on the way out tbh
Umm, what happens if we nuke runes? Also, wouldn't causing a big explosion draw too much attention?
Not in response to this specific idea, but if we plan to make a habit of dungeon delving/equivalent on this trip, can I suggest that we bump PLTRs up the prep day queue? If they turn out to be possible then they'd be directly applicable to that kind of thing in a way that not many of our other candidate runes are, and might let us do somewhat more dangerous stuff without risking a Severe.
I am 100% okay with this.
I just meant collapse the cave so whatever we put in there is buried
Maybe block up the underwater river or whatever the oasis is sourced from.
HDK. Even where he has experienced the phenomena (e.g. low pressure at extreme heights), he lacks the theoretical background to know why these things act the way they do (why is it harder to breathe high up? Maybe it's because human beings aren't meant to be so far away from the surface, and their spirits grow weaker the further you go, same as how diving too deep can make you sick). Regardless, he has never had any issue with skywalkers, and the team has gone up to about 3 miles in the air (~15,000 feet / ~5000 meters) in order to get above the clouds. Note that there is sufficient O2 to sustain a person at that point and the air pressure has dropped about 20%.
Many sincere thanks. This greatly simplifies the decision of when to buy Mednin 10 (right now). Thanks again
Really? Sources I can find (e.g. this calculator) suggest that IRL pressure at 5 km up is a little over half what it is at sea level. I get a value close to 20% drop if I put in 5000 feet above sea level; is that what you did, or should I be getting excited at having uncovered a difference between MfD's world and ours?
This is correct. 3 miles up is getting close to the Death Zone, although it's not there quite yet. 5000 ft is barely noticeable unless you're going for a run.
And if you keep climbing you eventually reach the Super Death Zone!
