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[ICountFrom0]

Everywhere.
Math works the same everywhere.

Just because the fight is more complex, and you can't visualize the line, does not mean that the math is suddenly somehow "wrong".

For every curve in the entire universe, everywhere, ever, there is a straight line between every two parts of the curve that is shorter.

There will be a shorter straight line, compared to the curve.

[Amnmaat]

Everywhere.
Math works the same everywhere.

Just because the fight is more complex, and you can't visualize the line, does not mean that the math is suddenly somehow "wrong".

For every curve in the entire universe, everywhere, ever, there is a straight line between every two parts of the curve that is shorter.

There will be a shorter straight line, compared to the curve.

Nowhere.
When you describe a shape in any scenario outside of one relating to numbers it's described as in the shape it makes, not in the mathematical term. Again, you're basing this on a striking dummy, not in a real fight scenario.

[ICountFrom0]

Nowhere.
When you describe a shape in any scenario outside of one relating to numbers it's described as in the shape it makes, not in the mathematical term. Again, you're basing this on a striking dummy, not in a real fight scenario.

Everywhere.

Draw the Curve.
Mark the lines.
All the lines are shorter then the curves.
Always.

In real life, and in every game that uses euclidean geometry. You need some serious curvature of your surfaces before it becomes false.

Math dosen't stop working just because you say so.

(I aint sayin it's better, I'm only saying that it's shorter, because math isn't a lie)