The Z-Scale by Pexy

Pexy

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15th Sep 2022

21st Oct 2022

A highly advanced test that specializes in all areas and properties that azures utilize. In addition, the scale has no maximum score, meaning you can really show off just how powerful your azure bomb really is.

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Comments

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  Jakav 1st Dec 2022
  What I mean by this scale discourages pressure, is that my bombs that use massive amounts of DMG to generate thousands of pressure don't do well on the heat test. One bomb specifically, and this one gets a negative 2 on the K-scale heat test, gets less than a 10 on this scale's heat test (I can't remember, likely 6 or 7) on this heat test because of the VOID in the heat test. My pressure catapults my WARP into the VOID, vastly hurting the effectiveness of the bomb.
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  Pexy 30th Nov 2022
  for the warp test, i suppose i could try to make it more difficult? it is a pain making a scale that isnt meant to be maxed out
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  Pexy 30th Nov 2022
  im not quite sure how to balance the heat test, its meant to be just as effective (or ig ineffective) as the pressure test
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  Jakav 29th Nov 2022
  It did max out the warp test. I do have a 66.7 azure bomb.
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  Jakav 28th Nov 2022
  Well, I think I have a 66.7 azure bomb. The problem with it is that this is only because it maxed out the warp test (technically not yet, but it's already at 34.6) due to the CLNE (WARP) in the bomb. I don't like the way this scale discourages pressure with the heat test, and I also don't like what happened here. This scale clearly needs improvement.
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  xX_starfishprime_Xx 11th Nov 2022
  > 620 on zscale with a dray bomb that does not belong
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  xX_starfishprime_Xx 11th Nov 2022
  683 + (destruction speed) on my franken-azure
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  Pexy 8th Nov 2022
  weaker azures should still at least hit 10 score in total, also again, i dont have enough data to know if there is some balancing needed to be done, or if the tests are functioning as intended
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  Pexy 8th Nov 2022
  again, this isnt popular enough for me to get an idea of a standardized score, the only way thing u can compare it to with certainty as of right now is zaelon, which is already a high standard
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  RamenNoods 8th Nov 2022
  The only problem with a scale of infinite proportion, is that normal or smaller azures don't even dent the possibilities. the constant possibility of a bigger, better bomb diminishes the whole point of improvement, and may discourage new azure creators from continuing, since their bombs are nothing compared these tests. But still, cool test +1