The whole discussion is pointless just for 0.5cm,
it literally kills the "risk-gain" chart.
It's wayyy too risky for the possible best gain.
DO NOT DO IT!
Quote from: diminutivelegs on July 24, 2020, 09:04:37 PMPaley's website states that tibiae are capped at 5cm, with the sole exception being if you opt to do a 4+4 cm gain (femurs + tibiae) and later re-break for an additional 4+4 cm.
Interesting
Do you know how the 4+4cm tibia re-break method would not cause the same issues long term as someone who did 8cm in one go? It sounds like a soft tissue adaptation issue as the soft tissues/tendons would end up getting stretched the same length overall in the end. Perhaps allowing the time to adapt is the difference and not a hard and fast rule of 5cm?
Any ideas?
Is there any Tibia veteran who did 5-6cm and can tell me their experience?
Donghoon has said that at 6cm and above, 70% recovery over long term for athletic ability is the average. At 5cm and under, 95%-100% recovery over long term is the average.
One cm, half a cm, can mean alot, and for some functions, it means everything.
Didn't Donghoon also say that the average full athletic recovery (vigorous sports) was 70% regardless of how much you lengthened? I remember hearing that in Cyborg's interview with him.
That honestly doesn't sound too great, I wonder if he was being pessimistic or that's actually the expectation
Is there any Tibia veteran who did 5-6cm and can tell me their experience how difficult it was from 5cm to 6cm?
In the latest video interview dr lee said that vigorous activity recovery was 70%. Please tell me when did he say that at 5cm and under, 95%-100% recovery over long term is the average?
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any other opinion?
My fault, makemetallaf and Kats you guys are right. He never said such a thing, I conflated it with something irrelevant.
Regardless I am weary of even the 70% recovery claim. I doubt it's anywhere near that much for Tibias.
Wanttaller, I read a Japanese guys diary who said from 5 to 6 was double as hard and painful than 4 to 5, and that you need to rehab and stretch hours and hours and hours to make it to that point.
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