Alexander89
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Is that a reference?Krain said:So now we can create lava.
Nice.
(Let's be careful to avoid thinking in terms of Absolute Justice, though!)
Is that a reference?Krain said:So now we can create lava.
Nice.
(Let's be careful to avoid thinking in terms of Absolute Justice, though!)
Admiral Akainu, from One Piece.Alexander89 said:
We've got something like that;012345 said:Question, could we possibly create pokeballs and stuff into them divine beasts or artyficial pokemon?
Regrettably, unless we get a serious craft booster, we wont have time to make a good Bowl, or a Shinheuh worth the effort.Bowl: an item to store Shinheuh. The higher the rank, the greater and more numerous the Shinheuh it can contain are.
A S rank Bowl can contain three S Rank Shinheuh, or 21 A rank Shinheuh.
A A rank Bowl can contain three A Rank Shinheuh, or 21 B rank Shinheuh.
And so on. Without one you can't begin creating them. Plus, if you want to deploy them in battle, unless they can move on solid ground (be realistic here: they need to have paws or something) you will need the "Sea God's Domain" techniques to create a pool of dense Shinsoo.
Funny, because I thought people would have loved for Roberto to sick a Pikachu on Godou with a pokeball.Nervaqus987 said:Regrettably, unless we get a serious craft booster, we wont have time to make a good Bowl, or a Shinheuh worth the effort.
Did you forget about also updating our Shinsoo Resistance or is it still at A--?Alexander89 said:ShinsooKi: The reserves of mystical energy that is produced by all living things and the Planet itself. Also known as Qi, Chi or simply Lifeforce, it is the source of many supernatural phenomenon like Western Magic, Eastern Daoist Arts and many high level martial arts techniques. Its strength's limits are decided at birth, but can be increased by training one's physical fitness and will or by extraordinary circumstances.
- A- (70) Your reserves of magical energy are close to a Campione's.
Oh yes. OH YES. I actively was semi-serious about making that a giant robot out of Shinsoo just so we could "greet in the traditional way for foreignors".Alexander89 said:Funny, because I thought people would have loved for Roberto to sick a Pikachu on Godou with a pokeball.
...I just realized something: we're gonna troll the Japanese so hard.
No, it's still A--: it follows a different growing curve.Graig said:Did you forget about also updating our Shinsoo Resistance or is it still at A--?
Also is there some reason why Shinsoo Resistance is listed under skills rather than stats?
Agreed.OrionRevenant said:Continuously being unoriginal and stealing things from anime and manga is going to get boring fast.
The description focuses pretty much on the heat part. Also causing damage with a continuous current suffer from the same problem. Yes Bright Stab is more original (which is a very good thing) but the downside I mentioned is to large especially when the description contains something like thisHymnOfRagnarok said:Heat is one of the benefits.
There is also, however, just plain smacking or stabbing a person with an electrified hand. And it will hurt coming from us.
Also, drake plain put more effort into his idea and Enryu continuing to plagarise anime and crap because he's not coming up with his own is yawn-worthy.
Last, apparently we can use bright stab with the middle finger and up Unaware Troll a rank. Nuff said.
When Shinsoo comes into play, Roberto's will can trump physics.... But playing along with physics has it's benefits.
It is a downside because it is a very inefficient way to cause damage.HymnOfRagnarok said:Why is that a downside? Seems comparatively clever, to a lot of other things we have at least.
You might as well go and straight up make it into a electrolaser. A laser by stimulating the emissions by use of Roberto's lightning manipulation and maybe also fire shinsoo.HymnOfRagnarok said:I am not seeing a problem. Without straight up touching the arc of electricity, yes, it's just a shitload of heat. Once it touches, it's an electric stab. Why do you take issue with this, just because a good chunk of description is dedicated to heat? I don't blame drake, it's hard to punch up a lightning stab thingy that doesn't rip off something.
If you remove the heat part it just becomes something like a standard lighting stab attack (something that we can probably do already with our lightning skill).HymnOfRagnarok said:I am not seeing a problem. Without straight up touching the arc of electricity, yes, it's just a shitload of heat. Once it touches, it's an electric stab. Why do you take issue with this, just because a good chunk of description is dedicated to heat? I don't blame drake, it's hard to punch up a lightning stab thingy that doesn't rip off something.
...I'm not sure why suggesting that playing along with physics is smart is a bad thing when we're spacebattles and we like railguns and other sciencey things. Not only is efficiency a thing, making your hand an arc welder is neat.Graig said:The description focuses pretty much on the heat part. Also causing damage with a continuous current suffer from the same problem. Yes Bright Stab is more original (which is a very good thing) but the downside I mentioned is to large especially when the description contains something like this
Wow that hot? Neat.drake_azathoth said:...I'm not sure why suggesting that playing along with physics is smart is a bad thing when we're spacebattles and we like railguns and other sciencey things. Not only is efficiency a thing, making your hand an arc welder is neat.
I focused on the 'heat' aspect of the Bright Stab because... Well, it's modeled after a plasma arc welder. And they are unbelievably hot. Fire alone cannot compare. The average house fire is roughly 1100 degrees Fahrenheit. The surface of the sun is roughly 11,000 degrees Fahrenheit. A conservative temperature for the arc of a MIG plasma welder is 36,032 degrees Fahrenheit. Perhaps it will sound more impressive to say that Roberto's finger will become three times hotter than the surface of the sun.
Now, thermal transfer is a thing. Flesh will tend to burn and boil away nigh-instantly, almost explosively. Even so, that's a lot of heat and armor-piercing power to add to an electrical move. The light could also be helpful to blind just about anything. It'd eat steel gods for breakfast.
Basically, anything but a sun god will not like this move. Even they still get electrocuted.
It is not a bad thing by itself but it becomes a bad thing if the physics part don't make much sense.drake_azathoth said:...I'm not sure why suggesting that playing along with physics is smart is a bad thing when we're spacebattles and we like railguns and other sciencey things. Not only is efficiency a thing, making your hand an arc welder is neat.
Sure it is very hot and in a fight between normal humans that would be somewhat impressive (though a short contact is still unlikely to be immediately lethal so something like a bullet would probably still be more dangerous). But the foes we will be facing will almost always be much tougher and contact times are likely to be much shorter than what is the case for normal human pushes.drake_azathoth said:I focused on the 'heat' aspect of the Bright Stab because... Well, it's modeled after a plasma arc welder. And they are unbelievably hot. Fire alone cannot compare. The average house fire is roughly 1100 degrees Fahrenheit. The surface of the sun is roughly 11,000 degrees Fahrenheit. A conservative temperature for the arc of a MIG plasma welder is 36,032 degrees Fahrenheit. The elect
Perhaps it will sound more impressive to say that Roberto's finger will become three times hotter than the surface of the sun. Now, thermal transfer is a thing. Flesh will tend to burn and boil away nigh-instantly, almost explosively. Even so, that's a lot of heat and armor-piercing power to add to an electrical move.
There are many situations in which you can survive something like that touching you. Take lightning bolts for example they can have even higher core temperatures than that and people regularly survives getting hit by lighting (and heat transfer from the air is not a large part of the danger from that).Tecom123 said:I'd rather be trapped in a house fire then have something around 20,000 Degrees Celsius touching me...
It is not actually that impressive. Normal lighting bolts can have core temperatures of more than 50,000 degrees Fahrenheit.Alexander89 said:
A milion degrees or something, which people have no idea how the hell that works.Carrnage said:Meh everythings hotter than the surface of the sun even the corona of the sun is hotter.
As an example of the energy released in an arc flash incident, consider a single phase-to-phase fault on a 480 V system with 20,000 amps of fault current. The resulting power is 9.6 MW. If the fault lasts for 10 cycles at 60 Hz, the resulting energy would be 1600 kilojoules. For comparison, TNT releases 2175 J/g or more when detonated (a conventional value of 4,184 J/g is used for TNT equivalent). Thus, this fault energy is equivalent to 380 grams (approximately 0.8 pounds) of TNT. The character of an arc flash blast is quite different from a chemical explosion (more heat and light, less mechanical shock), but the resulting devastation is comparable. The rapidly expanding superheated vapor produced by the arc can cause serious injury or damage, and the intense UV, visible, and IR light produced by the arc can temporarily and sometimes even permanently blind or cause eye damage to people.