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is this is different story if they aren't fit 
More specific, please?
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I suppose it could get muddled with non humans. Where does a giant squid fit. It easily out preforms unaided humans underwater, but it can't operate a submarine or even effectively walk on land. 0? 1?
Only one top spot doesn't make much sense. A story can have more than one author or teller at the same time. How many comics are co-productions? How often do we see Creative Differences? Not to mention several religions believe equal but opposite omnipotent beings keeping each other in check, like Zoroastriams and Gnosticism. As long as they can effectively move the plot wherever they want and can't be challenged by the setting itself they count. Any hierarchy among them really shouldn't matter.
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Super Weight/Super Nine Scale was recommended to be added to No Real Life Examples Please.
Yep. I do believe that the super weight system is far better served in fiction.
I now go by Graf von Tirol.
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Under the old system, the presence of three categories was all it needed to listed, and the first three categories (-1=babies, 0=Civilians, 1=Trained Professionals) are based on real life. Of course, that makes a real life section redundant.
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Knouge forever!!
@ Cider: Most animals and plants are also type -1
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Depends on the ecosystem.
Lions and alligators, and the things they hunt, are typically Type 1.
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I don't have enough time to evaluate all 33 pages of posts so correct me if someone already made this point. I feel that categoring the scale based soley on how magical the character is too restrictive, and instead should be based upon how much of a force they have in the story. For example, Gordon Freeman from Half Life is technically a Iron weight, because he's human. However, it doesn't get the point across that he is a force of nature, who is able to kill Abnormal weights with ease, has some challenge with Super weights but is always victorious, and has fought the Hyper Weights with lots of resistance, but won every time. Thats a difference of 3 on the scale. A example i like is the GTA 3 example, where the FBI and US army is listed as a Hyper Weight, when they have no magical powers because they are a such a strong force that can take down whatever they want.
GAME OVER
No, because that would give the scale no meaning. The GTA example is just wrong.
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Knouge forever!!
What would a real world plant rank on the scale?
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A houseplant would be -1. A Christmas tree would be 0. A large tree would be 1.
edited 27th Jul '12 12:26:02 PM by KingZeal
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Crown Description:
Below are links to Sandboxes, each one vying to be the new trope of Super Weight. Comments on why a positive or negative vote is given for any Sandbox are appreciated and encouraged. Sandboxes have three tiers of characters (Muggle, Super, Cosmic), each with three weights held within, thus creating two more Weights than the former scale. This was done because tropers taking part in the discussion had a hard time agreeing where the boundaries between one weight and the next were, and also in order to make the weight descriptions clearer. Also, weight descriptions were rewritten to focus more on over-encompassing qualifications and what tropes each weight may fulfill as opposed to providing examples that are too specific and don't cover every type of character.
No, muggles of any kind are Type 0. A Badass Normal is Type 1.