B. Shazzy
NRS shill #42069
you have no power in my kingdom cheffrrey. my shazzlings wouldnt appreciate you trying to take me away from them
choose your next words wisely
you have no power in my kingdom cheffrrey. my shazzlings wouldnt appreciate you trying to take me away from them
go to sleep
i play ryu. I can parry that dive kick into 400+ dmg. That's a punish. But yeah most characters just get the AA and to pressure her.
One throw would win the match for either character at that point, or whoever gets the next hit, essentially.
I dunno why I'd think about it like that. It's incorrect.
Dont worry. All talk, no action.
In USFIV damage was scaled dynamically throughout the combo, so I don't they they changed it. I knew something was off in his calculations.
yeah that's what I remember. Pretty sure it still works like that, regardless though even in his own calculations the difference is significant. That ken at 91 hp survives a ryu sweep or a jab jab xx non ex special, cammy dies to either. That's important. Not in every match or every round, but in enough that it's statistically relevant.
Actually, you might be right, lol.
Well, the numbers can still benefit Cammy.
still bad math. 313 dmg is a higher % of cammys health than 330 is of kens. I'd rather do 35% of a characters hp than 33%, regardless of what the number is.
It's not bad math. It's just math that shows that the health scaling benefits the character with lesser health sometimes. You were arguing that it actually benefits the higher health character, which I proved is not always the case. I feel like you think that I'm saying that having less health is actually better than having more health. Of course having more health is better. It's just not as significant as it appears on the surface due to many factors.
it is bad math or at the very least dishonest math. it still does less dmg to ken overall in the statistically unlikely event of 450 damage exact into a raw super. Even in the most beneficial scenario that you can dream up she still takes more damage than ken(not to mention how dishonest it is to ignore the remaining hp and how much damage it will take after to kill them.
It's not dishonest at all. I'm saying that the health scaling benefits the lower health character. You are saying the opposite. You keep going back to the overall health while completely ignoring the health scaling. Of course having more health is better.
yes she'd be better off. She'd have 100 total less ehp than a 1k hp character in all situations instead of 100-107.
Ok, so where did you get the 107 number? Or at least give me an example of something I can test in training mode where she takes more damage than a 1k character because of the scaling.
i posted the math.
The problem with that is it doesn't account for in game situations. The scaling doesn't occur mid hit, only after each hit. It also doesn't account for when the scaling kicks in. Can you give me an in-game example where I can test it? Same combos done to each character but the higher health character takes less damage. Any situation, as long as the exact same thing is performed on both characters.
its never going to work like that. It's not how or why it works. A larger number of hit points yields a larger number of effective hit points when accounting for the same damage resistance.
You are doing everything you can to avoid answering the question. You seem to keep gravitating back to the point that it's better to have more health, which is obvious. If you could blow through Cammy's whole health bar without scaling taking place then you would have been able to do that anyway.
I can't explain this any simpler than this.