What's Missing: Loss of Strength

Tiedefender · 01-22-2021

This is a fascinating discussion.

Trying to grapple with all the size and mass/weight changes are difficult enough on their own. Though a significant size change would potentially make an object like clothes feel heavier. Or may make it to unwieldy to move properly. This would also depend on how the rules of the shrinking work. Specifically how much strength would a person still have after being shrunk in size.

One thing I would like to add to the mix is the shrinking speed. What if you shrank so fast that your clothes landed on you?

01-22-2021	#13
Tiedefender Process Master Join Date: May 2016 Location: USA Posts: 608	Re: What's Missing: Loss of Strength This is a fascinating discussion. Trying to grapple with all the size and mass/weight changes are difficult enough on their own. Though a significant size change would potentially make an object like clothes feel heavier. Or may make it to unwieldy to move properly. This would also depend on how the rules of the shrinking work. Specifically how much strength would a person still have after being shrunk in size. One thing I would like to add to the mix is the shrinking speed. What if you shrank so fast that your clothes landed on you? __________________ "Intensify the forward batteries. I don't want anything to get through…Intensify forward firepower!" Admiral Firmus Piett