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Post by Hatzegopteryx on Feb 28, 2014 23:18:05 GMT
Felids and Theropods will fight eachother in a team fight. The sizes are not necessarily accurate, and we are scaling mass by the cube of the scaling factor, while strength is by the square of the scaling factor. FelidsRound 1 A 30kg Cheetah (Acynonyx jubatus)Round 2A 45kg Clouded Leopard ( Neofelis nebulosa) Round 3A 60kg Snow Leopard ( Uncia uncia) Round 4An 80kg Leopard ( Panthera pardus) Round 5A 100kg Lion ( Panthera leo) Round 6A 120kg Tiger ( Panthera tigris) Round 7A 140kg Jaguar ( Panthera onca) TheropodsRound 1A 50kg Baryonyx walkeriRound 2A 60kg Carnotaurus sastreiRound 3A 90kg Majungasaurus crenatissimusRound 4A 95kg Daspletosaurus torosusRound 5A 120kg Albertosaurus sarcophagus Round 6A 140kg Tarbosaurus bataarRound 7A 160kg Tyrannosaurus rex
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Post by Hatzegopteryx on Mar 1, 2014 17:51:04 GMT
Round 1: Baryonyx walkeri wins quite comfortably; Its weaponry should guarantee its victory.
Round 2: Neofelis nebulosa wins, its foe lacks proper weaponry to fight it, despite its size advantage (which I doubt would be enough).
Round 3: Uncia uncia wins for similar reasons as above; It is smaller, but has superior weaponry, and along with Neofelis nebulosa, it has less rotational inertia due to its more compact body.
Round 4: The size advantage here isn't that great, and of course, the pantherid has surprisingly effective weaponry. Panthera pardus wins.
Round 5: Either 50/50, or else Panthera leo wins. It is superior weaponry against size.
Round 6: Panthera tigris wins; Its weaponry is superior, having an effective bite that doesn't just apply a lot of force, but also can be used to grapple effectively, and its huge and muscular front limbs are too powerful, even if it is smaller.
Round 7: Panthera onca wins. Jaguars are incredibly muscular; They also have the second strongest bite of all mammalians. The Jaguar has a definitive weaponry advantage over its foe.
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Post by thesporerex on Mar 12, 2014 2:54:54 GMT
Using square cube law would put me infavour of the theropods as them scaled down would have multiple advantages but ignoring square cube law would be really stupid as it basically sets it for the theropods to lose.
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Post by Hatzegopteryx on Mar 12, 2014 17:20:58 GMT
I actually edited that.
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Post by Hatzegopteryx on May 23, 2014 21:53:56 GMT
I edited the thread again; this time, the strength of both teams should not be too exaggerated.
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