In the Teleport Megascale question below, you note that, if the power has Megascale 1" = 1,000 km, it can teleport someone 7,000 km or 8,000 km, but nothing in betwen (ie you must teleport in 1" increments, however large that inch has been scaled to). To get around this requires the additional +1/4 advantage to make it scaleable.
Am I correct that, applying scalable, the power can now:
(a) teleport anywhere up to maximum range (let's say that's 30" so 30,000 km)
( but no less than 1" (ie at least 1,000km)?
Extrapolating on this, isn't a Megascaled attack pretty much worthless without scalable? As I read the above, it could select a target exactly 1,000 km away, or exactly 2,000 km away, but not in between.
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Hugh Neilson
In the Teleport Megascale question below, you note that, if the power has Megascale 1" = 1,000 km, it can teleport someone 7,000 km or 8,000 km, but nothing in betwen (ie you must teleport in 1" increments, however large that inch has been scaled to). To get around this requires the additional +1/4 advantage to make it scaleable.
Am I correct that, applying scalable, the power can now:
(a) teleport anywhere up to maximum range (let's say that's 30" so 30,000 km)
(
but no less than 1" (ie at least 1,000km)?
Extrapolating on this, isn't a Megascaled attack pretty much worthless without scalable? As I read the above, it could select a target exactly 1,000 km away, or exactly 2,000 km away, but not in between.
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Hugh
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