Debunking Building lvl Ghostface Firstly, you showed an image that said “To properly scale the durability of a character who survives a building explosion from 15 feet away, you must first determine the explosion's total energy yield and then account for the energy dispersed by distance. A character surviving such an event would likely be in the Building Level to Large Building Level tier, but specific factors can refine this estimate.” This proves nothing, as you didn’t show actual calcs and pixel scales.
Secondly, it’s a massive outliner bc the scream characters get heavily injured and knocked out by athlete/street/wall lvl feats, Ghostface characters consistently show Street to Wall Level durability at best: Stu Macher - killed by a falling TV Mickey - knocked out and injured by a car crash (Street to Wall level). Jill Roberts - one tapped by wall lvl electrocution Dewey & Gale - repeatedly harmed by knives, gunshots, and blunt hits A "Building Level" feat is a massive outlier compared to the rest of the series' damage portrayals. Ghostface is not even consistently wall (they don’t even have wall lvl feats), and they’re definitely not scaling to building lvl. The explosion isn’t even building, it’s small building lvl
Scream Calc: Roman's House Explosion Roman rigs Jennifer Jolie's house to explode. This is done by filling it with gas and waiting for someone to use a lighter he left behind. The average lounge chair is 198cm long according to this. 70.3px (Green Line) = 198cm 2.82 px = 1cm Red Line = 852.6px Red Line = 2,404.332cm Explosion Radius = 1,202.166 cm W = (12.02166*3)*((27136*1.37895+8649)*(1/2)/13568-93/13568)*2 W = 0.13963 tons of tnt Small Building level (I can provide the pixel scans if you want) You have no proof that gale was 15 feet way from the house plus they all started running and avoided most of it. Provide calcs for your claim @DNS-am
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Debunking Building lvl Ghostface
Firstly, you showed an image that said “To properly scale the durability of a character who survives a building explosion from 15 feet away, you must first determine the explosion's total energy yield and then account for the energy dispersed by distance. A character surviving such an event would likely be in the Building Level to Large Building Level tier, but specific factors can refine this estimate.” This proves nothing, as you didn’t show actual calcs and pixel scales.
Secondly, it’s a massive outliner bc the scream characters get heavily injured and knocked out by athlete/street/wall lvl feats,
Ghostface characters consistently show Street to Wall Level durability at best:
Stu Macher - killed by a falling TV
Mickey - knocked out and injured by a car crash (Street to Wall level).
Jill Roberts - one tapped by wall lvl electrocution
Dewey & Gale - repeatedly harmed by knives, gunshots, and blunt hits
A "Building Level" feat is a massive outlier compared to the rest of the series' damage portrayals. Ghostface is not even consistently wall (they don’t even have wall lvl feats), and they’re definitely not scaling to building lvl.
The explosion isn’t even building, it’s small building lvl
Scream Calc: Roman's House Explosion
Roman rigs Jennifer Jolie's house to explode. This is done by filling it with gas and waiting for someone to use a lighter he left behind. The average lounge chair is 198cm long according to this.
70.3px (Green Line) = 198cm
2.82 px = 1cm
Red Line = 852.6px
Red Line = 2,404.332cm
Explosion Radius = 1,202.166 cm
W = (12.02166*3)*((27136*1.37895+8649)*(1/2)/13568-93/13568)*2
W = 0.13963 tons of tnt
Small Building level (I can provide the pixel scans if you want)
You have no proof that gale was 15 feet way from the house plus they all started running and avoided most of it. Provide calcs for your claim
@DNS-am
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