ChoShadow
That One Fear In My Enemy's Eyes
Okay, so this is the big one.
Power Levels.
How they work.
What they mean for us as Players.
What they mean for our characters in the IC Posting Thread.
... Yeah.
(INHALE)... (EXHALE)...
Okay, here we go!
How they work: Power Levels are fairly straightforward and are a numerical representation of your character's strength.
What they mean for us as Players, and for our Characters in the RP: The difference between your power and that of your opponent will determine several things, and various thresholds will be in place in this RP to keep things consistent. Please refer to the following:
Power Differences
* If the difference in power is between 0%-25%, the two combatants are still considered to be "equal" to one another. For example a character with a power of 10,000 battling a character with up to 12,500 would still be "equal" and give the stronger individual a good run for their money.
* If the difference in power is between 26%-50%, that's considered "relatively even," and a "good fight." For example a power of 10,000 battling a power of around 15,000 would still be able to put up a good fight and potentially emerge victorious if they can out-skill or out-smart their opponent.
* If the difference in power is between 51-100%, the advantage will begin to clearly favor the stronger of the two. For example a power of 10,000 battling a power of 20,000 is still in a place where the weaker of the two can win, but it's unlikely that victory will come without aid for the weaker combatant.
* As the difference in power begins to exceed 100%, the odds of victory get progressively worse for the weaker individual. So for the sake of some solid numbers: If the difference is 200%, such as a power of 10,000 facing a power of 30,000, the weaker of the two is highly unlikely to emerge victorious and will, for the majority of the conflict, be a punching bag for the stronger opponent.
* Once the power difference exceeds 400%, the odds of winning are essentially nil. For example: A power of 10,000 facing a power of 50,000 has little to no hope of victory.
* Even greater power differences will be treated as "un-winnable" situations unless special circumstances, such as an impending transformation into a Super Saiyan, are planned ahead of time.
TRANSFORMATIONS
Super Saiyan transformations and Frost Demon transformations will be in this RP, obviously. And as such, there are very strict calculations for the amount of strength gained in each one. So here they are:
* Super Saiyan - 50x Base Level
* Super Saiyan 2 - 2x Super Saiyan (100x Base Level)
* Super Saiyan 3 - 4x Super Saiyan 2 (400x Base Level)
* Super Saiyan God - Indeterminable (Godly Ki)
* Super Saiyan Blue - 50x Super Saiyan God
An example would be the following:
Base Level = 10,000 -> SS1 = 500,000 -> SS2 = 1,000,000 -> SS3 - 4,000,000 -> SSG = ??? -> SSB = SSGx50
Frost Demon Transformations are harder to pin down, but this is a rough estimate as to the gains in each stage:
* 1st Transformation - 2x Base Level
* 2nd Transformation - 1.5x 1st Transformation (3x Base Level)
* Final (True) Form - 2x 2nd Transformation (6x Base Level)
An example would be the following:
Base Level = 10,000 -> 1st Transformation = 20,000 -> 2nd Transformation = 30,000 -> Final Form = 60,000
Power Levels.
How they work.
What they mean for us as Players.
What they mean for our characters in the IC Posting Thread.
... Yeah.
(INHALE)... (EXHALE)...
Okay, here we go!
How they work: Power Levels are fairly straightforward and are a numerical representation of your character's strength.
What they mean for us as Players, and for our Characters in the RP: The difference between your power and that of your opponent will determine several things, and various thresholds will be in place in this RP to keep things consistent. Please refer to the following:
Power Differences
* If the difference in power is between 0%-25%, the two combatants are still considered to be "equal" to one another. For example a character with a power of 10,000 battling a character with up to 12,500 would still be "equal" and give the stronger individual a good run for their money.
* If the difference in power is between 26%-50%, that's considered "relatively even," and a "good fight." For example a power of 10,000 battling a power of around 15,000 would still be able to put up a good fight and potentially emerge victorious if they can out-skill or out-smart their opponent.
* If the difference in power is between 51-100%, the advantage will begin to clearly favor the stronger of the two. For example a power of 10,000 battling a power of 20,000 is still in a place where the weaker of the two can win, but it's unlikely that victory will come without aid for the weaker combatant.
* As the difference in power begins to exceed 100%, the odds of victory get progressively worse for the weaker individual. So for the sake of some solid numbers: If the difference is 200%, such as a power of 10,000 facing a power of 30,000, the weaker of the two is highly unlikely to emerge victorious and will, for the majority of the conflict, be a punching bag for the stronger opponent.
* Once the power difference exceeds 400%, the odds of winning are essentially nil. For example: A power of 10,000 facing a power of 50,000 has little to no hope of victory.
* Even greater power differences will be treated as "un-winnable" situations unless special circumstances, such as an impending transformation into a Super Saiyan, are planned ahead of time.
TRANSFORMATIONS
Super Saiyan transformations and Frost Demon transformations will be in this RP, obviously. And as such, there are very strict calculations for the amount of strength gained in each one. So here they are:
* Super Saiyan - 50x Base Level
* Super Saiyan 2 - 2x Super Saiyan (100x Base Level)
* Super Saiyan 3 - 4x Super Saiyan 2 (400x Base Level)
* Super Saiyan God - Indeterminable (Godly Ki)
* Super Saiyan Blue - 50x Super Saiyan God
An example would be the following:
Base Level = 10,000 -> SS1 = 500,000 -> SS2 = 1,000,000 -> SS3 - 4,000,000 -> SSG = ??? -> SSB = SSGx50
Frost Demon Transformations are harder to pin down, but this is a rough estimate as to the gains in each stage:
* 1st Transformation - 2x Base Level
* 2nd Transformation - 1.5x 1st Transformation (3x Base Level)
* Final (True) Form - 2x 2nd Transformation (6x Base Level)
An example would be the following:
Base Level = 10,000 -> 1st Transformation = 20,000 -> 2nd Transformation = 30,000 -> Final Form = 60,000
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