I wanted to re-do the Rainboom Calculation yet again. No, this doesn't change the tiers and no, it's not to upgrade anyone higher than they are (it actually puts them lower in the tier depending on which method I go with). This is my backup calc I was talking about. Well, a spin on it.
Essentially, this version incorporates your version with my version. I find the surface area of the Storm, and compare that to the surface area of the SRB (Sonic Rainboom). Then I find the energy generated by pushing the Storm that fast, and multiply the result by the Surface Area difference between the Storm and the Sonic Rainboom. Effectively it uses inverse square law (a variant was used back on Narutoforums, though I can't remember exactly). My question is: Would you consider it to be calc stacking? Using my distance in this calc?
Darkanine wrote: I don't think so? I'm not to sure if it's a valid method, though.
Wouldn't it? If the explosion was that big, and only a tiny part of it generated that much energy, then wouldn't SQL be applicable here? Or did you mean I was doing ISL wrong?
Could you comment on this topic? The discussion is about whether or not to be stacking, read the comments before leaving your opinion please, it would be of great help.
You still see some rocks left, so V.Fragging as a safe low end and vaporization as a high end seems fine. Not sure which would be accepted but since its heat base and did vaporize a guys skin, I'm leaning towards the vaporization end.
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