r/OnePiecePowerScaling0

If you haven't read the rules of this game you have signed up for here they are:

https://www.reddit.com/r/OnePiecePowerScaling0/s/6yImUBR0FQ

The participating users for this game are the following:

1. u/Sonderous_strife

2. u/ObjectivePerception

3. u/Ok-Animator1477

4. u/Poprat543

5. u/Ilikeyourd-

6. u/Reddit_Connoisseur_0

7. u/Mr-Vanilla-Milkshake

8. u/Steel_of_Eneru

9. u/Katakuri-sees

10.u/Due-Employee4744

11. u/Superior2810

12. u/MOON-RAIGO

13. u/unnamednotch

14. u/Distinguished_Jester

15. u/ChemicalFlan2324

16. u/Obvious-Profession27

17. u/shawn_robott

18. u/Swimming_Cat114

19. u/Playful_Loss693

20. u/top-one112

21. u/GlitteringBird2763

22. u/Great-World-2128

23. u/Evelne

24. u/TMNTransformerz

25. u/Noxiar_0

If you think it was a mistake in signing up for this, I must tell you, too much activity is not needed at all. At the end of the day all you have to do is move one time each day in one of the 4 main directions. This is all. Whether you intend to play casually or with a bigger competitive spirit, it doesn't actually matter. The game is made for the purpose of having fun. If you don't move for a day, there won't be any consequences, you will just randomly move in one of the 4 directions and I will tell you which it was. It's fine to miss a day because you can't play, it's also fine to try hard to navigate through the map I created.

Either way I have already distributed each of you through each faction, you should soon receive a DM from me. If you don't understand what the game is about please read the rules or just make any questions, I will be open to answer.

For these first five days we have a very sunny weather throughout the map. I wonder what will happen in Day 6.

You are more than free to use this thread to communicate with other players, encouraged even. Good luck!

Who wins what diff whats your reasoning Im checking what this sub thinks about boa

Garp was trying to recruit him btw ✌️

I have nothing against BB being the final villain if it is executed properly. I personally believe that BB serves as a stepping stone for the final challenge and end boss—Imu.

Imu most likely won't be defeated on Elbaf, and the fight will be postponed for whatever reason. In the meantime, Luffy and the rest of the pirate world will fight for the One Piece and clash with the Blackbeard pirates. This is where and when Luffy, having surpassed everyone, will be confirmed. Luffy, in my opinion, will need the Davy Clan to defeat Imu. Something that Joyboy couldn't do. Why would Blackbeard do this? Why would he help Luffy? Well, Luffy will find a way to make BB an ally, as he always does. Or Xebec will return in some way. These are my thoughts. What are yours?

And why Blackbeard? I get the appeal, but are there more reasons?

There’s this argument about Mihawk that I keep seeing everywhere, and honestly, I don't get the logic behind it. People claim that Mihawk couldn't have gotten stronger just because he hasn't fought anyone on Shanks' level in 13 years. This logic is totally flawed and completely falls apart the moment you apply it to other characters. I’m going to use Kaido and Shanks himself as prime examples to prove why this argument is completely baseless. The assumption here is that fighting is the only way to grow stronger, and that if you aren't constantly fighting someone stronger than you or at least on your level, you can't improve. This is obviously completely wrong—there are other ways to grow.

​First, let's look at Kaido. After his fight with Oden, he sat in Wano for 20 years. He barely moved and never fought a single powerful character who could push him past his limits to make him stronger. Logically, the version of Kaido that Oden fought was way weaker than his current version—proven by his current use of Advanced Haki and his Hybrid form. It makes zero sense to say Kaido stayed at the same power level for 20 years. So the question is: how did Kaido grow stronger?

His fights with the Marines happened even before he joined the Rocks Pirates. And if you want to bring up Moria, let's be real—Moria wasn't strong enough to push Kaido past his limits.

​The second example is Shanks, and he is the ultimate proof of how flawed this logic is. If we look at the feats Shanks fans always hype up—like his fight with Loki or his clashes with Whitebeard and Kaido—let’s break them down from the start.

Take his fight with Loki: if Shanks fought Loki, defeated him, and tied him up, doesn't that mean Shanks was already stronger than Loki before the fight even started? How else could he beat him? I don't get why people act like Shanks defeating Loki means he only got stronger because of that fight. Shanks had to be stronger than Loki before they crossed paths. So, how did Shanks get that strong in the first place? To our knowledge, the last powerful person he fought was Mihawk. The only logical explanation is that he grew stronger through training and honing his Haki, just like everyone else.

​As for his clashes with Kaido and Whitebeard, that’s even bigger proof. If Shanks clashed with them, it means they were either equal in power, or Shanks was stronger. If Shanks were weaker, he would’ve lost the clash outright. So the same question applies: how did Shanks get that strong when he hadn't fought a top-tier since Mihawk? Every single character he faced—whether it's Loki, Whitebeard, or Kaido—Shanks was either already equal to them or completely surpassed them before the battle even began.

You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink.