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This just hit me real quick. Shouldn't omnipresents on a 4-Dimensional scale, with one dimension being time, be resistant to Fate Manipulation? To explain what I mean better, think of it like this.
Say you are omnipresent throughout time, which means you exist in the past, present and future all at once. You exist everywhen and everywhere. A character who can manipulate fate tries to use their ability to fate hax you. But the fate they decided upon is a fate you already exist in since you are omnipresent throughout all of time. Because you exist everywhen and everywhere, you would continue to exist in any future the opponent's fate hax leads you to.
If you exist in all futures, then no many how many times or how many fates the user tries manipulating or altering, you will always exist in them no matter what because you are omnipresent throughout time. Shouldnt this be a resistance to fate haxes?
Say you are omnipresent throughout time, which means you exist in the past, present and future all at once. You exist everywhen and everywhere. A character who can manipulate fate tries to use their ability to fate hax you. But the fate they decided upon is a fate you already exist in since you are omnipresent throughout all of time. Because you exist everywhen and everywhere, you would continue to exist in any future the opponent's fate hax leads you to.
If you exist in all futures, then no many how many times or how many fates the user tries manipulating or altering, you will always exist in them no matter what because you are omnipresent throughout time. Shouldnt this be a resistance to fate haxes?