Above Baseline Low 2-C, and 2-A question...

[TheUnshakableOne]

This sounds weird to me... How can a character be above baseline Low 2-C, but not be 2-C...

Lets say character A destroyed 1 space time continuum but the effects are shaking and causing a slow decay of only 10% of another Space time continuum... But after that 10% is gone the other 90% remains intact... Space time continuum A is infinite sized universe while Space time continuum B is finite in size at only a few hundred million* galaxies... Is that above basline Low 2-C or still a Low multiversal feat???

for the 2-A.. How can someone be above Multiverse level+ when its already infinite and not be High 2-A???

Is magintudes of infinities used in dimensional theory of any kind??? Its all just really confusing to wrap my head around...

 

[Wokistan]

The former I will get back to.

As for the latter, High 2-A is for 5D characters. To be infinite*infinite in 4D power does not jump you up to 5D, as dimensional gaps are treated as an unquantifiable one beyond an infinity.

 

[TheUnshakableOne]

So no matter how infinite, or how many infinities, above infinity a 4D power is it will never reach 5D because its something that can't be quantified?

 

[ShadowWarrior1999]

A character can be above baseline Low 2-C by being stronger than a baseline.

As for the example, that is a good question. Probably Low 2-C.

High 2-A is 5D, a dimensional level above 2-A. You don't jump dimensional levels by stacking infinites as it's an uncountable difference.

 

[TheUnshakableOne]

Okay, i understand the 2-A one a bit better now. it makes sense because the dimensional gaps cannot be measured.

 

[Litentric_Teon]

For Low 2-C, looking to DBS is probably the best example.

Take Jire He stomps multiple Low 2-C characters, therefore, he is above baseline. However, as stomping can't really be given a consistent number, we can only say that he's unquantifiably above baseline. And the best we can do is compare scaling chains. Say X character has stomped five people who are low 2-C, and those five character in turn are stronger than these 2 other baseline low 2-C characters. While Y character has defeated three baseline 2-C characters at once while using all their power. Character X is stronger as they have the longer scaling chain from baseline.