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How its skill issue when it's literally hardware issue.Skill issues
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How its skill issue when it's literally hardware issue.Skill issues
How its skill issue when it's literally hardware issue.
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His true form, probably, idk about the one sealed thoSo overall, this looks like a pretty significant power-up. We gained Plot Manipulation, moon-to-planetary level feats, and what appears to be a fairly clear 5D showing. With that in mind, I think Aleph-1 could reasonably be placed at Low 1-C????
what is the 5D argument and why isnt he high 1-b!?@#$!?$So overall, this looks like a pretty significant power-up. We gained Plot Manipulation, moon-to-planetary level feats, and what appears to be a fairly clear 5D showing. With that in mind, I think Aleph-1 could reasonably be placed at Low 1-C????
It's a paradox where there is no beginning and no end, it's a bit complicated to explain.can anyone find out the origin point of the time paradox?
Actually, I rewatched the scene, isn't the planet giga small tho?AP feat
When you look closely at the planet, you can see the lights of civilization. Then, just before he smashes it, this phrase appears: “The mission has become an eternal shackle.” That is when Segilum destroys Solaris 3—or the presumethe planet in that space.
Yea It's also inside the exostrider and comparing it to rover and Aemeath it doesn't look that big at allActually, I rewatched the scene, isn't the planet giga small tho?
Being inside the Exostrider doesn’t really mean much if space itself is divided. On top of that, its apparent size varies between shots—sometimes it looks larger, other times smaller. That strongly suggests it’s just an animation inconsistency. At the very least, I think we should assume a small planet rather than anything smaller.Yea It's also inside the exostrider and comparing it to rover and Aemeath it doesn't look that big at all
Nah, even with the wider shot, meaning the cinematic, it's nowhere near planet-sized? The whole point of Sigilum is Aemeath's view on Rover regarding his mission, feeling, pain etc, the whole "I destroy the world instead of protecting it" is just the accomplishment of that, it doesn't need to be a true planet or whatever. And I'm sure that with a calc, it would amount to way less than the actual size of the thingy tbfBeing inside the Exostrider doesn’t really mean much if space itself is divided. On top of that, its apparent size varies between shots—sometimes it looks larger, other times smaller. That strongly suggests it’s just an animation inconsistency. At the very least, I think we should assume a small planet rather than anything smaller.
Creating the aleph 1 profile is fine, I think, as long as we separate the true form from the one in Lahai-Roi. (and also as long as someone has enough time to do so)I think we can create a profile for Aleph-1 with relatively little difficulty. In Aemeath’s quest, he explicitly states that not even the entire universe would satisfy him, and it’s also implied that he has already devoured other timelines. Because of that, a 2-B to Low 1-C scaling should be fairly easy to justify and get approved.
As for the other scalings, I think both Rover and Aemeath should comfortably scale to planetary levels, especially if the black hole feat ends up being approved. Additionally, it’s stated that the Etheric Sea—the phenomenon associated with Ovathrax—swallowed an entire planet and was capable of extending to other regions of space.
Regarding the higher-dimensional arguments, we can point to Chisa’s quest, which explicitly mentions temporal dimensions in the plural immediately after referencing the third dimension. Interpreting this as implying at least a fifth dimension seems reasonable. On top of that, we have recent statements about Aleph-1 existing in a higher plane of existence, references to the Six, and the fact that Remnant Energy is described as transcending time and space by default.
What do you all think?
Even if we assume it isn’t the size of a real planet, it would still scale far above what we currently have—at least moon-level, if not continental—so that’s already a meaningful upgrade.Nah, even with the wider shot, meaning the cinematic, it's nowhere near planet-sized? The whole point of Sigilum is Aemeath's view on Rover regarding his mission, feeling, pain etc, the whole "I destroy the world instead of protecting it" is just the accomplishment of that, it doesn't need to be a true planet or whatever. And I'm sure that with a calc, it would amount to way less than the actual size of the thingy tbf
Blame kuro. Regarding 5D, it's using Chisa's scan and the mentions of the new quest.what is the 5D argument and why isnt he high 1-b!?@#$!?$
I'll check it tomorrow if no one did it by then, since it's really late for me rn.Also Dao, could you please look for the CN version of this?
No problem, thanks bro.I'll check it tomorrow if no one did it by then, since it's really late for me rn.
Yeah, for it's true self we canSo overall, this looks like a pretty significant power-up. We gained Plot Manipulation, moon-to-planetary level feats, and what appears to be a fairly clear 5D showing. With that in mind, I think Aleph-1 could reasonably be placed at Low 1-C????
If it was an illusion or hallucination there would be no reason for it to fly to it and physically destroy it, I think it's pretty blatantly a physical thingIt's inside a weird space, so we know for sure, could also be some sort of hallucination given the context, idk... You might need to play it first to fully understand what happens (or watch the boss fight cinematics)
Also yesPerhaps we could use this image and ask someone to calculate it. Additionally, couldn’t this support an even greater speed feat? It appears to have circled the entire planet within seconds.![]()
No I meant like, it destroy the thing but it is obvious not a true one, as in, the actual real size.If it was an illusion or hallucination there would be no reason for it to fly to it and physically destroy it, I think it's pretty blatantly a physical thing
No I meant like, it destroy the thing but it is obvious not a true one, as in, the actual real size.
Also you can see it come from the ground little by little during the fight (before he destroys it) it will definitely get some good calc, but nowhere near high levels imo
KE about to turn moon busting feat into star level shiNo I meant like, it destroy the thing but it is obvious not a true one, as in, the actual real size.
Also you can see it come from the ground little by little during the fight (before he destroys it) it will definitely get some good calc, but nowhere near high levels imo
Is this assuming that the object is equivalent to the moon?
I found it.No problem, thanks bro.
This might not be 100% accurate due to the OCR, but the rough idea is here. Basically similar to the OTL.Raw :
星海的記憶
寰廓無垠的空間侵吞著對時間的感知,恆久重複的時間具有同等效力。遙遠的漂泊未至盡頭,啟程的座標記已剝落,無限可能性坍縮至唯一的下一刻,仍可稱之為奇蹟,不必返航。
MTL :
Memory of the Sea of Stars
The boundless, all-encompassing expanse devours one’s perception of time; time, endlessly repeating, comes to possess the same weight. The distant drifting has yet to reach its end; the coordinate marks of departure have already worn away. Infinite possibilities collapse into a single next moment—still something that may be called a miracle, with no need to return.
For the time being yeah, though depending on the feedback we'll pixel scale it if it's deemed necessaryIs this assuming that the object is equivalent to the moon?
It's considered just typical universe sized, at the moment afaik. As for using what's written there to prove it is, ig? I'm not sure how we'd draw a line to the two though, but if you have any ideasIs the current universe considered infinite? If not, can't we use what is written above to make it so? I don't think that changes anything in the scaling, but since it was a loading screen, it seems to be accurate (unless someone wants to argue poetic language, but iirc, there were other similar statements elsewhere)
I would say it's something different, granted there is no official information to back this up at the moment. I'm saying this based off my experience with Kuro writing, typically when they do higher dimensions with "other civilizations" they separate them. If you guys wanna argue that voidspace is one of the higher dimensions that the Honami Lament cuts through, I'll be inclined to agree since again, no proof to suggest otherwise other than my own personal opinionAlso, do we consider Voidspace as one of the "higher dimensions" mentioned in Chisa's quest or something different entirely?
you mean infinite space? If you mean infinite space, then Wuthering Waves does have a universe with infinite space.Is the current universe considered infinite?
He means H3A vs 3AWhat do you mean by infinite space? If you mean infinite space, then Wuthering Waves does have a universe with infinite space.
What changes?I have some changes I want to apply, but since they're really minor I rather wait till one of the calcs we have gets accepted so I can put it in one CRT for efficiencies sake. In the meantime, while I do want to make 3.x profiles I think it's best for me to finish most the others first
Edit: 4 stars aside...
Just minor stuff, removing NEP creation from Cristoforo because I was under a misconception with the nature of Daemons. Adding more abilities to resonator physiology, etc and things of that natureWhat changes?