"Well it used to be 18... but with the Human caused extinction of the vast majority of dangerous mega fauna, its now 12." - Human "So, after your technological ascension you went and massacred your monsters" -Alien "If you call sharpened sticks and rocks technological ascension" -Human under their breath "What?" -Alien "What?" -Human
I mean pointy stick technically a tier 1 technology. Yes we can find it naturally but to be a somewhat reliable you gotta sharpen it with a sharp rock. And the rock throwing too, rock throwing is tier 1 or higher depends on how big and how fast the rock is.
That's actually a cool story idea. Alien race comes across humans on a supposed paradise planet. Assumes they're weak cause 'why would you need to be strong to live there?' Gets absolutely annihilated
Whats funny is Graddok's people would probably continue to serve in the law enforcement sector, based on this story humans would just be too strong so odds are they would harm people unintentionally pretty often, so humans would probably take on the role of the military sector.
This would be perfect for us long distance persistence pursuit hunters cause well run the things ass down after we’ve poked a hole in it so it’ll die ether via blood loss or exhaustion
@@usernamealreadytaken9330 yeap, that would be like in Beastars when one of the carnivores is helping a herbivore stretch and accidentally rips off the arm.
Graddock had best avoid the humans who (allegedly) eat crayons and will run on the treadmill with a 25 kilo pack filled with rocks, while yelling "Semper fi! Do or die!"
Well we are persistence hunters the light nimble rally cars like the Mini Cooper he very well could be the Ford Galaxie 500 with the 427 and a 6-pack. It makes for an interesting race.
@@calvingreene90 He crumpled and went unconscious not even a minute after entering a room with the gravity set to 2.75 times earth gravity. If he can’t take something like that, it’s fair to say there won’t be much competition between his race and ours.
@@calvingreene90 Right, let me put it this way. Crushrock's home planet is a class 5 Deathworld, while Earth is classified as a Class 18 Deathworld, meaning earth is over three times more dangerous than the cradle world of the only other Deathworld species in that Alliance. Hell, if 2.75 times earth gravity causes him to crumple, it’s likely that 1 standard earth G is likely twice as high as most Alliance planets, and is likely considered dangerously high gravity for most sentient species, and would likely cause Crushrock to feel much heavier when compared to his own planet.
@@decimation9780 3 times? that is assuming it's proportionnal and not logarithmic. i'm not sure they ever really explained how deathworld classification worked exactly
Poor guy, you're over three times below on Homeworld danger rating, didn't the fact that they're casually doing the running drills at 2.75 human gravs, and feel ×3 their home grav on breaking orbit, tell you that there's not gonna be any competition at all?
It is a fictitious scale, but yeah, most cap it at class 12 (a lot also use class 4, out of 10 on a logarithmic scale). This author 'apparently' needed to scale up the humans so we could run at 2.75g and just shrug it off. Inferring Galactic Standard gravity must be less than 1g.
@@stevedixon921 It’s also likely that in this author's HFY universe, humans have been raised in higher gravity than normal, leading to them being able to function with some minor difficulty at three times standard earth gravity. I mean there are people who already can function in such gravity, if you look at the history of the Strongmen sport, which requires them to train up their bodies to be able to both lift and hold an extreme amount of weight above their heads, which would carry over quite well to a high gravity environment.
@@decimation9780 there's also the potential that humanity has evolved significantly before joining the federation, whether it be natural or man-made evolution. most likely the latter to be honest
@@mfree80286 The difference is that people who weigh 420lbs have the musculature to lift 420lbs when I was 140 I could backpack an additional 90 but that was pushing it, now that I weigh 90 more lbs, 230 isn't that big of a deal for me, but I definitely could not jog with 420 now let alone when I was 140. edit: punctuation.
Alot to non fit. I hear your equivalent weight to 500 lbs is heavy issues and 1,000lbs is a black out. Like what happened to the alien. I would be suffering but not on the floor at 2.5
I think there will not be much competition 😂😂😂 if i not mistake human can hold maximum near 50g so yeah 😂😂😂 moreover our body will adapt over time to surrounding environment..... Maybe a century will be enough for human to withstand 50g with no problem..😂🤭
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"Well it used to be 18... but with the Human caused extinction of the vast majority of dangerous mega fauna, its now 12." - Human
"So, after your technological ascension you went and massacred your monsters" -Alien
"If you call sharpened sticks and rocks technological ascension" -Human under their breath
"What?" -Alien
"What?" -Human
Does throwing rocks also a technological ascension?
I mean pointy stick technically a tier 1 technology. Yes we can find it naturally but to be a somewhat reliable you gotta sharpen it with a sharp rock. And the rock throwing too, rock throwing is tier 1 or higher depends on how big and how fast the rock is.
That's actually a cool story idea. Alien race comes across humans on a supposed paradise planet. Assumes they're weak cause 'why would you need to be strong to live there?'
Gets absolutely annihilated
@@gaza102289 writing prompt, thank you
@@usernamealreadytaken9330 On the Kardashev scale, more like 0.01
Whats funny is Graddok's people would probably continue to serve in the law enforcement sector, based on this story humans would just be too strong so odds are they would harm people unintentionally pretty often, so humans would probably take on the role of the military sector.
This would be perfect for us long distance persistence pursuit hunters cause well run the things ass down after we’ve poked a hole in it so it’ll die ether via blood loss or exhaustion
That and Construction, If Gravity is lighter then the materials would be lighter too, wouldn't need machines, just use the Humans.
Yeah, nobody wants to see human law enforcer accidentally pull off some poor criminal's appendage while detaining him.
@@usernamealreadytaken9330 sounds like a new interrogation technique "speak, or Joan will let her toddler hug you!"
@@usernamealreadytaken9330 yeap, that would be like in Beastars when one of the carnivores is helping a herbivore stretch and accidentally rips off the arm.
Graddock had best avoid the humans who (allegedly) eat crayons and will run on the treadmill with a 25 kilo pack filled with rocks, while yelling "Semper fi! Do or die!"
Calling the race from a Class 18 Deathworld competition? Buddy thinks there’s competition, that’s cute.
Well we are persistence hunters the light nimble rally cars like the Mini Cooper he very well could be the Ford Galaxie 500 with the 427 and a 6-pack. It makes for an interesting race.
@@calvingreene90 He crumpled and went unconscious not even a minute after entering a room with the gravity set to 2.75 times earth gravity. If he can’t take something like that, it’s fair to say there won’t be much competition between his race and ours.
@@decimation9780
That is one factor but not all.
@@calvingreene90 Right, let me put it this way. Crushrock's home planet is a class 5 Deathworld, while Earth is classified as a Class 18 Deathworld, meaning earth is over three times more dangerous than the cradle world of the only other Deathworld species in that Alliance. Hell, if 2.75 times earth gravity causes him to crumple, it’s likely that 1 standard earth G is likely twice as high as most Alliance planets, and is likely considered dangerously high gravity for most sentient species, and would likely cause Crushrock to feel much heavier when compared to his own planet.
@@decimation9780 3 times? that is assuming it's proportionnal and not logarithmic. i'm not sure they ever really explained how deathworld classification worked exactly
Hey, a story where Terra isn't the only death world a sentient race has come from
Greetings, Mentlegent!
For the Rhyhtm that is Algo
Humans: Hey, a friend!
Musculous: Oh crap.
I really hope somebody turns this into a series
Looking atbthe the fairly thick welcome booklet he said, "Nope."
Sounds pretty human to me 🙂
Well written and really funny!
Competition? its a Class 5 vs a Class 18, thats not a competition....
Another great narration
For the Algorithm
I want more of this is there more!
Nah it's just a one off sorry
Poor guy, you're over three times below on Homeworld danger rating, didn't the fact that they're casually doing the running drills at 2.75 human gravs, and feel ×3 their home grav on breaking orbit, tell you that there's not gonna be any competition at all?
LOL 5 that a rookie number you need more than 12 to start competing with a human thank for the story
JESUS CHRIST EVERY OTHER VIDEO I'VE EVER WATCH HAS ONLY GONE UP TO LIKE 12
It is a fictitious scale, but yeah, most cap it at class 12 (a lot also use class 4, out of 10 on a logarithmic scale). This author 'apparently' needed to scale up the humans so we could run at 2.75g and just shrug it off. Inferring Galactic Standard gravity must be less than 1g.
@@stevedixon921 It’s also likely that in this author's HFY universe, humans have been raised in higher gravity than normal, leading to them being able to function with some minor difficulty at three times standard earth gravity. I mean there are people who already can function in such gravity, if you look at the history of the Strongmen sport, which requires them to train up their bodies to be able to both lift and hold an extreme amount of weight above their heads, which would carry over quite well to a high gravity environment.
@@decimation9780 there's also the potential that humanity has evolved significantly before joining the federation, whether it be natural or man-made evolution. most likely the latter to be honest
a light jog might be too much for him even O_o
For the Algorithm, for the Author(s), for the Disembodied Voice!
If they are talking Earth G the ability to stand much less run is doubtful at 3 Gs.
Galactic standard G's maybe?
Why? 420lb people can stand, move, and run... It's just that (extremely) much more work to someone who's 140lb in 1G.
@@mfree80286 The difference is that people who weigh 420lbs have the musculature to lift 420lbs when I was 140 I could backpack an additional 90 but that was pushing it, now that I weigh 90 more lbs, 230 isn't that big of a deal for me, but I definitely could not jog with 420 now let alone when I was 140.
edit: punctuation.
But we do have a cardiovascular system that could become accustomed to 2.8G’s for short periods of time. Cankles aside !!
Good think Goku wasn't in the gym at that time
I like Earth to be Class 12 Deathworld.
The ritham of the algo.
Good one
...increased the gravity.... :D
One prayer for the algo
For the algorithm 👽👾🤖🌌🛰🚀🛸🌠
I'm 100% sure i've heard this one before. Either it's a renarration, or i'm misplacing where i heard it.
For the Algorithm the story and the voice
For the algorithm that judges
Can we make a series outa this?
neat
I don't care who you are that's a lot of gravity
Alot to non fit. I hear your equivalent weight to 500 lbs is heavy issues and 1,000lbs is a black out. Like what happened to the alien. I would be suffering but not on the floor at 2.5
For the Algorithm11!
Piller men them in background
I think there will not be much competition 😂😂😂 if i not mistake human can hold maximum near 50g so yeah 😂😂😂 moreover our body will adapt over time to surrounding environment..... Maybe a century will be enough for human to withstand 50g with no problem..😂🤭
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