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depends on your stats for strength
Yes, that's the question. For example, that stone block luffy was carrying around in wano seems to be about 2metres wide and cubic, so its 8m³. Most stones are at 2.6-3.0 t/m³. I went with limestone, 2.7t/m³. So that means this block he effortlessly runs around with while handcuffed with seastone weighs about 21,6 Tons.

So at high strength you should definitely be able to carry much more. But how much?
X=StrengthF(X)=(X*4)² in kgG(X)=X³ in kg
101.6 t1 t
206.4 t8 t
3014.4 t27 t
4025.6 t64 t
5040 t125 t
7078.4 t343 t
90129.6 t729 t
100160 t1000 t
120230.4 t1728 t

X=StrengthH(X)=1.06^X in tI(X)=(X*5)² in kg
101.79 t2.5 t
203.2 t10 t
305.74 t22.5 t
4010.3 t40 t
5018.4 t62.5 t
7059.1 t122.5 t
90189.5 t202.5 t
100339.3 t250 t
1201088.2 t360 t

Which of these do you like best?
 
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Yes, that's the question. For example, that stone block luffy was carrying around in wano seems to be about 2metres wide and cubic, so its 8m³. Most stones are at 2.6-3.0 t/m³. I went with limestone, 2.7t/m³. So that means this block he effortlessly runs around with while handcuffed with seastone weighs about 21,6 Tons.

So at high strength you should definitely be able to carry much more. But how much?
X=StrengthF(X)=(X*4)² in kgG(X)=X³ in kg
101.6 t1 t
206.4 t8 t
3014.4 t27 t
4025.6 t64 t
5040 t125 t
7078.4 t343 t
90129.6 t729 t
100160 t1000 t
120230.4 t1728 t

X=StrengthH(X)=1.06^X in tI(X)=(X*5)² in kg
101.79 t2.5 t
203.2 t10 t
305.74 t22.5 t
4010.3 t40 t
5018.4 t62.5 t
7059.1 t122.5 t
90189.5 t202.5 t
100339.3 t250 t
1201088.2 t360 t

Which of these do you like best?
your going all in with the calcs but what is your Strength in your stats?
 
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31.
I want to know this for my botany stuff.
At 31 you will have;
1-20: 1. Below Street Level
21-40: 2. Street Level
should be based off your strength stat then look at the DPR to see how much you could lift
 
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At 31 you will have;


should be based off your strength stat then look at the DPR to see how much you could lift
That doesn't really help me. I need to know what weight is too much for each strength value to lift so they become incapacitated.
 
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At 31 you will have;


should be based off your strength stat then look at the DPR to see how much you could lift
Being able to destroy a street doesn’t meet you can freaking lift it
 
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Being able to destroy a street doesn’t meet you can freaking lift it
well there's no clear lifting stat really or striking strength
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That doesn't really help me. I need to know what weight is too much for each strength value to lift so they become incapacitated.
since there's not really a Lifting stat or anything its likely to be based of the stat for some reason

If we went by 31 strength it would be at least Olympic athlete level

Peak Human: 227 to 460 kg (Olympic weight-lifters)
 
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well there's no clear lifting stat really or striking strength
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since there's not really a Lifting stat or anything its likely to be based of the stat for some reason

If we went by 31 strength it would be at least Olympic athlete level

Peak Human: 227 to 460 kg (Olympic weight-lifters)
Its not me who does the lifting, its the target.
 
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Yes, that's the question. For example, that stone block luffy was carrying around in wano seems to be about 2metres wide and cubic, so its 8m³. Most stones are at 2.6-3.0 t/m³. I went with limestone, 2.7t/m³. So that means this block he effortlessly runs around with while handcuffed with seastone weighs about 21,6 Tons.

So at high strength you should definitely be able to carry much more. But how much?
X=StrengthF(X)=(X*4)² in kgG(X)=X³ in kg
101.6 t1 t
206.4 t8 t
3014.4 t27 t
4025.6 t64 t
5040 t125 t
7078.4 t343 t
90129.6 t729 t
100160 t1000 t
120230.4 t1728 t

X=StrengthH(X)=1.06^X in tI(X)=(X*5)² in kg
101.79 t2.5 t
203.2 t10 t
305.74 t22.5 t
4010.3 t40 t
5018.4 t62.5 t
7059.1 t122.5 t
90189.5 t202.5 t
100339.3 t250 t
1201088.2 t360 t

Which of these do you like best?
Do you do math?
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Petition to add bench pressing sub stat for strength
 
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