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yupIf you can't reach tiers like 2-C through multipliers, then 2-C feats probably shouldn't be divided either. It creates inconsistencies.
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yupIf you can't reach tiers like 2-C through multipliers, then 2-C feats probably shouldn't be divided either. It creates inconsistencies.
hmmmmmmmmmThats the beauty or ugliness of Tier 2.
They don't act like integers on a Real Number line.
well i do lol , it makes no senseyes.Seriously though yeah, don't really have a problem with that.
that's what i'm getting at yeahIf you can't reach tiers like 2-C through multipliers, then 2-C feats probably shouldn't be divided either. It creates inconsistencies.
Want go more crazy??hmmmmmmmmm
It'd be less a problem if infinite multipliers from low 2-C would net you 2-A (or at the very least 2-C), which isn't the case for the former (and don't think so for the latter).that's what i'm getting at yeah
That's not how shockwaves work chief, even inverse square law would net better than that.I think that the feat should just be Baseline Low 2-C + 2-C range tbh, if 2 Low 2-C with at least 2-C range for each of them combine all their powers, ofc 2 universes get destroyed.
so if i scale to 2 universes and boost my power by an infinite amount i would still get AP stomped by sm1 who scales to 3 ? seems fairWant go more crazy??
Heres another one...
1000÷infinity=999.something
1000×infinity=1000.something
Our Tier 2 madness.
Aren’t shockwaves bound from range too?That's not how shockwaves work chief, even inverse square law would net better than that.
You calculate a shockwave's power from it's AoE. So a shockwave that passes the distance between universes would have more power than 2 individual shockwaves that destroy 2 universes. Also take note I'm talking about an omnidirectional explosion/shockwave, since targeted shockwaves and all that to specifically destroy 2 universes is the opposite of what the feat entails.Aren’t shockwaves bound from range too?
A disclaimer though...so if i scale to 2 universes and boost my power by an infinite amount i would still get AP stomped by sm1 who scales to 3 ? seems fair
Funny how an omnidirectionnal explosion that would destroy U7 and U6 would normally also destroy the other neighbooring universe to U7 since it's the center of the blastYou calculate a shockwave's power from it's AoE. So a shockwave that passes the distance between universes would have more power than 2 individual shockwaves that destroy 2 universes. Also take note I'm talking about an omnidirectional explosion/shockwave, since targeted shockwaves and all that to specifically destroy 2 universes is the opposite of what the feat entails.
Also I really don't get why DB people don't just literally calc the distance between universes via pixel scaling, we have like 2 shots at least of the different universes right? We can just quantify the gap between Low 2-C and 2-C for the verse.
Ah you get what I'm talking about, do you perhaps know where in Universe 7 (middle, near the edge, ...) the blast happened (which might be a pointless question since we're talking about 4D constructs here)?Funny how an omnidirectionnal explosion that would destroy U7 and U6 would normally also destroy the other neighbooring universe to U7 since it's the center of the blast
Exactly how will you use the distance between the universes to determine how multipliers work?Also I really don't get why DB people don't just literally calc the distance between universes via pixel scaling, we have like 2 shots at least of the different universes right? We can just quantify the gap between Low 2-C and 2-C for the verse.
i have no idea , they were in beerus's planet which location is currently unkown , plus the way it was described makes look like the location might be irrelevant ( lol it's probably pointless but fun regardless )Ah you get what I'm talking about, do you perhaps know where in Universe 7 (middle, near the edge, ...) the blast happened (which might be a pointless question since we're talking about 4D constructs here)?
Hmm seems workable on surface but a bitch of a job to complete, the blog only takes upto 3A size into account, when you have above baseline macrocosms in DB of wierd arrangements like your infamous inorganic/organic molecules. Then there is timeline shenanigans, then there is 5D shenanigans in space between space-times.I was thinking this but use the 4D equivalent of the formulas, if we take a single space-time as the baseline then it might be do-able.
Macrocosm's 3D size doesn't matter here and the timeline makes it baseline low 2-C, I don't think 5D matters here but if it does then it might just be adjusting the formula.when you have above baseline macrocosms in DB of wierd arrangements like your infamous inorganic/organic molecules. Then there is timeline shenanigans, then there is 5D shenanigans in space between space-times.
Lowball it by saying it happened at the edge of universe 7. As for multipliers then highball the distance to the maximum possible that barely destroys 2 universes, which should be the centre of a single universe to the edge of another (which would actually destroy 3 universes).Thats not taking into we don't even known epicentre of blast.
Half 3 Universesi ain't reading all that
i always thought that half 2-C thing was dumb anyway , what if they were gonna destroy 3 universes then ? do we say each one of them is 75% 2-C ??? do you guys see the issue ?
honestly all the "Half 2-C" peeps should just be rated as 2-C and be done with it
wouldn't that mean that they are not unqantifiably above low 2-C?They are not half 2-C. They are more accurately unquantifiably below baseline 2-C. Because two people doing a combined feat does not necessarily double the value according to the standards.
More accurate description I think is 2x below baseline 2C and unquantifiably above low2C.They are not half 2-C. They are more accurately unquantifiably below baseline 2-C. Because two people doing a combined feat does not necessarily double the value according to the standards.
Oh ok that seems different than what DDM said. Although why wouldn’t they be half the power of the combined feat exactly?They are not half 2-C. They are more accurately unquantifiably below baseline 2-C. Because two people doing a combined feat does not necessarily double the value according to the standards.
not with the same old refuted argumentsIsn't there a rule to not upgrade Dragon Ball characters to 2-C?
That's based on U7 macrocosm, not thisIsn't there a rule to not upgrade Dragon Ball characters to 2-C?
I'ma just put this out here:
Being half as strong as someone who can destroy two universes is still 2-C.
So if two of them can do a 2-C feat, then they will be 2-C individually, but very low on the scale.
Since the distance between universes cannot be determined,
To put it simply: Infinity divided by 2 is still infinity, or in this case...the power to destroy two universes is unquantified, but divided by half still cannot be quantified.
Now I have to leave, bye.
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"For combination attacks, similar standards to multipliers apply. It should not be assumed that a combination attack performed by multiple characters has Attack Potency equal to the sum of the participating characters Attack Potency unless there is specific evidence for it."Oh ok that seems different than what DDM said. Although why wouldn’t they be half the power of the combined feat exactly?
Fair but this seemed more like a Green Lantern thing, in DB fused attacks tend to be 2 times as powerful as individual ones since it's double the amount of ki unless I'm missing something."For combination attacks, similar standards to multipliers apply. It should not be assumed that a combination attack performed by multiple characters has Attack Potency equal to the sum of the participating characters Attack Potency unless there is specific evidence for it."
Not necessarily. Take Spirit Bomb for example. Even if you get a little bit of energy from some human level people, it is still exponentiated like crazy. The other argument is that even in real life, a lot of energy is lost as sound, light, friction and stuff and a combination is mostly less than 2x. I think those were the arguments used where it was decided that combination attacks won't be treated as the sum of individual attacks.Fair but this seemed more like a Green Lantern thing, in DB fused attacks tend to be 2 times as powerful as individual ones since it's double the amount of ki unless I'm missing something.
Anyway, for the purpose of this thread, Beerus and Champa cannot destroy two universes on their own, which is the minimum requirement for 2-C. So there is no way they can be 2-C. However, their combined effort is unquantifiably higher than Beerus or Champa, and that can destroy 2 universes.
Spirit bomb is fair (although tends to be a special ki attack since it also reacts to the good or evil in people for instance), the other example really depends on how the attacks are fused but in this case could only support Beerus and Champa being closer to baseline 2-C than half of it. I think that due to the shockwave of their punches colliding is going to destroy the universes which I think is currently accepted, that their individual energy is calcable and would come down to half 2-C as a lowball probably (since shockwaves tend to be less powerful than punches + in inelastic collisions a part of the energy is lost as heat).Not necessarily. Take Spirit Bomb for example. Even if you get a little bit of energy from some human level people, it is still exponentiated like crazy. The other argument is that even in real life, a lot of energy is lost as sound, light, friction and stuff and a combination is mostly less than 2x. I think those were the arguments used where it was decided that combination attacks won't be treated as the sum of individual attacks.