- 588
- 28
lets say that a character can destroy the entire 4 dimensional universe. but the universe is infinite in size. so the character destroyed an infinite 4 dimenisional structure. what tier is that?
-
This forum is strictly intended to be used by members of the VS Battles wiki. Please only register if you have an autoconfirmed account there, as otherwise your registration will be rejected. If you have already registered once, do not do so again, and contact Antvasima if you encounter any problems.
For instructions regarding the exact procedure to sign up to this forum, please click here. -
We need Patreon donations for this forum to have all of its running costs financially secured.
Community members who help us out will receive badges that give them several different benefits, including the removal of all advertisements in this forum, but donations from non-members are also extremely appreciated.
Please click here for further information, or here to directly visit our Patreon donations page. -
Please click here for information about a large petition to help children in need.
2-C question
- Thread starter Jonathanlighter
- Start date
- 61,177
- 14,744
Low 2-C, Universe level+
- 588
- 28
- Thread starter
- #4
low 2-C is a 4 dimensional feat on a universal level. but universal doesnt mean "infinite". most unvierses are finite in size. so even if the unvierse is infintie, its still low 2-C. so destroy two finite universes on the 4D scale is a better feat than destroying an inifinute unvierse oni the 4D scale?
- 21,783
- 4,826
And what if they destroyed the space-time of 50 universes that were finite in size (e.g. they were all as big as the observable universe)
- 61,177
- 14,744
@Jonathan Yes
@Monarch That'd be 2-C
@Monarch That'd be 2-C
- 588
- 28
- Thread starter
- #7
so why is destroying a bunch of finite universes a better feat than destroyin one universe thats infinite? i dont mean just destroyin the 3D contents of the universe, but destroying the space time itself of that unvierse.
- 61,177
- 14,744
Because once you get into destroying space-time continuums the size of the universe itself doesnt matter as its only 3-D, what matters is destroying the 4-D continuum itself.
- 21,783
- 4,826
According to the wiki's rules I thought so, but how does that work?
If I attempt to do this mathematically
One infinite universe's space time = 1 universe X ∞space value x ∞ time value
As opposed to
50 finite universes space time = 50 X finite space time (93 billion light years in each direction) X ∞ time value
The first is 1 X ∞ X ∞
The other is 50 X 93,000,000 X ∞
The first would require a larger degree of power to destroy wouldn't it?
If I attempt to do this mathematically
One infinite universe's space time = 1 universe X ∞space value x ∞ time value
As opposed to
50 finite universes space time = 50 X finite space time (93 billion light years in each direction) X ∞ time value
The first is 1 X ∞ X ∞
The other is 50 X 93,000,000 X ∞
The first would require a larger degree of power to destroy wouldn't it?
- 30
- 1
I'm wondering, does we consider universal size equivalent to infinite size in the tiering system?
If so, shouldn't destroying 50 limited space-time be High 3-A? This tiers include characters with infinite 3-D power and characters with less than universal 4-D power. Low 2-C is for character with universal 4-D.
Actually it would be strange to consider universal == infinite, that would mean that characters from Low 2-C to 2-A have all infinite 4-D power and that it's just the 5-D range that determine theirs tiers.
If we consider that universal < infinite, that would mean that destroying 50 universal sized (limited) space-time is worth 2-C, but that would also mean that destroying an infinite space-time is worth 2-A... doesn't sound a better alternative.
Also, time isn't necessarily infinite in finite space-time, depending on the theory (big bang, big crunch, big chill, ...) we may assume our universe have a lifespan.
If so, shouldn't destroying 50 limited space-time be High 3-A? This tiers include characters with infinite 3-D power and characters with less than universal 4-D power. Low 2-C is for character with universal 4-D.
Actually it would be strange to consider universal == infinite, that would mean that characters from Low 2-C to 2-A have all infinite 4-D power and that it's just the 5-D range that determine theirs tiers.
If we consider that universal < infinite, that would mean that destroying 50 universal sized (limited) space-time is worth 2-C, but that would also mean that destroying an infinite space-time is worth 2-A... doesn't sound a better alternative.
Also, time isn't necessarily infinite in finite space-time, depending on the theory (big bang, big crunch, big chill, ...) we may assume our universe have a lifespan.
