2 questions

[Arency]

Someone have info2 based soul or mind manip, if you resist info2, can you resists these sub abilities by default?

A character stated that his abilities affect the whole space-time continuum, would this grant extradimensional range?

 

[AlexSamDen]

1) In most cases - yes

2) No. If you prove that the continuum is significant in size, that's at most Uni+ range

 

[Arency]

1) In most cases - yes

...sub abilities by default?

So there's no basic case on this one (As us-usual)

2) No. If you prove that the continuum is significant in size, that's at most Uni+ range

Continuum mean all pasts and futures isn't it?

So instead, would affecting multiple space-times at once be extradimensional range?

 

[AlexSamDen]

So there's no basic case on this one (As us-usual)

By your description the default answer is yes

There are some situations where it isn't, but that's niche

Continuum mean all pasts and futures isn't it?

No? It means a single space-time with the entirety of its time axis

So instead, would affecting multiple space-times at once be extradimensional range?

Ehhh... A bit more extrapolation needed for this one

or by being able to reach into multiple timelines simultaneously without covering a universal distance.

 

[Arency]

No? It means a single space-time with the entirety of its time axis

I mean, a space-time continuum is a timeline isn't it, or it's not the same thing?

Because I'm pretty sure a timeline/space-time have an infinite snapshot of 3D spaces or something and it's what I'm trying to says regarding extradimensional range, but I kinda get the point...(2-A)

Ehhh... A bit more extrapolation needed for this one.

It says "or", so I don't think an additional extrapolation is needed.

Tho do you think affecting a place existing outside of a space-time grant the same rating (ofc alongside the space-time)?

 

[AlexSamDen]

I mean, a space-time continuum is a timeline isn't it, or it's not the same thing?

Yeah, but "all pasts and futures" is a phrase used when multiple/branching timelines are involved, so it's mostly about a questionable choice of words

Because I'm pretty sure a timeline/space-time have an infinite snapshot of 3D spaces or something and it's what I'm trying to says regarding extradimensional range, but I kinda get the point...(2-A)

Affecting all snapshots along the time axis is exactly Universal+. Without affecting all of them, that's not Low 2-C

It says "or", so I don't think an additional extrapolation is needed.

The part before " or" doesn't fit your situation at all

Typically by being able to reach into parts of, but not the entirety of, different realms that lie outside of a standard multiverse, or

Extrapolation is needed to prove that the universal distance wasn't crossed when performing the feat

Tho do you think affecting a place existing outside of a space-time grant the same rating (ofc alongside the space-time)?

This can get you it, if the scans are good

Attacks and abilities that can reach outside the conventional space-time of a single universe in a way that isn't covered by any other range ratings

 

[Arency]

Alright then