Useless Piece of Information: How fast Hearthlings Run

Post by **MagicManICT** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 3:49 am

sabinati wrote:there isn't anything about your post that is correct

Phaen · Post by **Phaen** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 8:07 am

Some problems...

The unit m^2 is not a measurement of distance, it's a measurement of area.
Traveling for 2000 m in a straight line takes longer than 36 seconds ingame even at sprint speed.
Rounding shouldn't be done so often -_- (1/18)*60*60 = 200 (not 198).

Here's my go at it, but it's not going to be very exact because I'm traveling a shorter distance.

I am moving at movement speed 3. It takes me 8 seconds to travel 37 meters.

That's (37 / 8) m/s or about 4.6 m/s.

That's (37 / 8)/1000 km/s...
which is 60*60*(37 / 8)/1000 km/hr or about 17 km/hr.

Windforce wrote:You forgot to take into account the Hnh day/night cycle is not 24hrs.

Awesome idea.... so that puts it more around 50 km/hr. Whoa o_o

Projeear · Post by **Projeear** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 11:48 am

MagicManICT wrote:
sabinati wrote:there isn't anything about your post that is correct

This doesn't surprise me. I knew it was wrong as I was typing it, but I was hoping it was right and posted it any way

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Thijssnl · Post by **Thijssnl** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 3:36 pm

Projeear wrote:
MagicManICT wrote:
sabinati wrote:there isn't anything about your post that is correct
This doesn't surprise me. I knew it was wrong as I was typing it, but I was hoping it was right and posted it any way .

Positive thinking always does it.

Windforce · Post by **Windforce** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 3:38 pm

I've had night vision on so long playing hnh I forgot how long was 1 hnh day. Anyone?

Thijssnl · Post by **Thijssnl** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 3:55 pm

Windforce wrote:I've had night vision on so long playing hnh I forgot how long was 1 hnh day. Anyone?

8 hours. 3 H&H days in a whole day/night cycle.

Windforce · Post by **Windforce** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 4:26 pm

That puts it at 5.6 km/hr

Phaen wrote:That's (37 / 8)/1000 km/s...
which is 60*60*(37 / 8)/1000 km/hr or about 17 km/hr.

Thijssnl wrote:8 hours. 3 H&H days in a whole day/night cycle.

This puts it at 5.6666666 km/hr

Chakravanti · Post by **Chakravanti** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 4:55 pm

Windforce wrote:That puts it at 5.6 km/hr
Phaen wrote:That's (37 / 8)/1000 km/s...
which is 60*60*(37 / 8)/1000 km/hr or about 17 km/hr.

Thijssnl wrote:8 hours. 3 H&H days in a whole day/night cycle.
This puts it at 5.6666666 km/hr

They don't need no education.

Sarchi · Post by **Sarchi** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 6:37 pm

Projeear wrote:
MagicManICT wrote:
sabinati wrote:there isn't anything about your post that is correct
This doesn't surprise me. I knew it was wrong as I was typing it, but I was hoping it was right and posted it any way .

That's how you do particle physics.

Phaen · Post by **Phaen** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 10:42 pm

Windforce wrote:That puts it at 5.6 km/hr
Phaen wrote:That's (37 / 8)/1000 km/s...
which is 60*60*(37 / 8)/1000 km/hr or about 17 km/hr.

Thijssnl wrote:8 hours. 3 H&H days in a whole day/night cycle.
This puts it at 5.6666666 km/hr

You're right I should have divided. Thank you.

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