The Primal Hunter 4 (The Primal Hunter, #4)
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It was far over three hundred kilometers from Haven,
Stephen Morley
This doesn’t jive with the other books distanced mentioned. It’s hundreds here but thousands in the other books.
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At the same time, he took out his bow as an explosive arcane arrow appeared in his hand. Due to the faster travel speed of arrows compared to his orbs, everything arrived at once.
Stephen Morley
Again speed and timing are all skewed and dependent on the authors needs.
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“An exceptionally balanced build that seems to have its roots in either magic or archery.
Stephen Morley
Really? All points into perception and that makes a balanced build?
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The updraft hurt his wings, as he only now truly noticed how fast they had been going. Due to the constant acceleration, they had been falling over three kilometers a second. It hadn’t even been half a minute since he bound up the golem, but they had still fallen nearly a hundred kilometers.
Stephen Morley
Just to put this in perspective 6,710.80888 miles per hour > Mach 8 So the The United States has a horizontal width of approximately 2,680 miles. Jake is falling 3 widths of the United States a second? But the updraft on his wings barely strained him. This author throws out big numbers like crazy!
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The fall itself wouldn’t really harm it, so that made sense…
Stephen Morley
This is getting out of hand.
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After flying for a bit, he heard a huge explosion below as the Pillar impacted the ground. For the first time, the black stone had been broken. The Pillar had implanted itself only ten or so centimeters into the stone.
Stephen Morley
So Mach 8 only gets you centimeters into the ground but the golem made indents of jake in the ground with his body. We’re talking some serious power prior to this point in the fight just being shrugged off like no big deal.
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Jake flew faster than ever before, pushing mana into his wings to accelerate downwards. He had no idea how fast he was going, but it had to be nearing the double digits in kilometers per second. For reference… that was Mach 30. Faster than even the fastest unmanned rocket ever.
Stephen Morley
Really now he is going go nearly 4 times faster? What happens at C grade? Everyone is flying around doing Mach 50?
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The lack of wind affinity made air resistance a non-concern, and he’d been able to pull off his entire trick with the Pillar and even his application of arcane strings.
Stephen Morley
What does wind resistance even matter when you’re doing Mach 30. The friction alone would be melting Iron and causing some kind of fusion reaction
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Less than a quarter of a second after hitting the ground, while ignoring all the pain and damage
Stephen Morley
Wow okay. Mach 30 hitting the ground with a crushed left side. Protagonist just jumps up like no big deal.
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tens if not hundreds of times larger than even the Sun-sized Earth. It also looked almost crystalline, and very otherworldly.
Stephen Morley
I know the author can’t help but over compensate in his story detail by making all sizes and measurements trull out of this world colossal. However it gets old. We have a sun size earth but now we have planet 10 times it’s size. I know bigger can be better but this is getting out of hand. People won’t laugh at him if the planet was small like Jupiter.
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each barrier thousands of kilometers
Stephen Morley
This is kind of redundant. Thousands of thousands meters? Especially due to the size of the planet being in the millions and billions of meters. May I suggest megameters because it would be more approbate at this stage of grandiose over embellishment.
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Considering how shitty a teacher Jake would be, he doubted he could find anyone.
Stephen Morley
Interesting how the author always gives what he needs just in time. Sword saints grand daughter.