Cuntributor: splitting from Properties of a Move

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{{LoreBox|summary=The speed of a [[move]] estimates many [[frame]]s it takes until the move's hitbox {{subtle|[[damage]]}} or main effect becomes active.}}
The '''speed''' of a [[move]] estimates many frames it takes until the move's hitbox {{subtle|[[damage]]}} or main effect becomes active after the move initiates. In other words, speed is startup frames. There are 60 [[frame]]s in a second. A move with a speed of 1 for example starts on frame 1, while a move with a speed of 6 starts on frame 6 {{subtle|which is 0.1 seconds}}. Duration and "endlag" aren't considered. A slut's individual [[Agility]] and [[Perk]]s also affect the exact number of frames. The listed value is just the default. Based on these thresholds moves can be broadly categorized into a few levels:
*{{inline|Presient}} 0 frames.
*{{inline|Instant}} 1 frame. A shine or bubble shield.
*{{inline|Fast}} 2 to 4 frames. A jab.
*{{inline|Medium}} 5 to 14 frames. A tilt, strong attack, or aerial move.
*{{inline|Heavy}} 15 to 30 frames. A smash attack. A focused and prepared [[mortal]] can react to a heavy attack's startup before it becomes active.
*{{inline|Epic}} 31 to 120 frames, or up to 2 full seconds. "Finishing Move," "Fatality," "Final Smash," etc. A Falcon Punch.
*{{inline|Noncombat}} More than 2 seconds. Generally a [[Support Move|support move]] not meant for [[Consensual Combat|combat]].

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Cuntributor: splitting from Properties of a Move