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You see, on nearly all tiers before and after Tier 2, when we use a "+" it's not as a part of the tier name but as a modifier within the same tier, and when we use "Low", then it modifies not only the resulting name (when it does so), but also the very tier abbreviation (ex: Low 7-B is Small City Level).
However, this logic is broken at Tier 2 and that results on rather weird names! First of all, Universe level+ comes after High Universe level, which is something that wouldn't happen elsewhere, then we have an entire tier dedicated for "Low" multiverse level with a subsection that has no Low although it is its Low version, and then we have an entire tier which is a "+", with a "High" modifier within a "+".
I hope this isn't considered an attempt to dismantle the tiering system, but I'd like to suggest better names. They go like this:
3-A = Universe level
High 3-A = Infinite Universe level (since that's basically what it is)
2-C as a whole = Multi-universal
Low 2-C = Universal continuum level/Complete universe level/Universal brane level/Timeline level (This one is the most confusing one, but it's still better than have a tier be a plus) OR "Low multi-universal level"
2-C = Multi-universal level/Multi-universe level/Multiple universes level
2-C+ (exactly 1000 universes) = Multi-universal level+/Multiple Universes level+
2-B = Multiverse level (no changes to that)
2-A = Infinite Multiverse level (Since that's basically all it's about)
High 2-A = High Infinite Multiverse level/Uncountably Infinite Multiverse level (Since that's basically what it's about)
And... that's basically it. What do you people think? I tried my best not to, uh, look like I'm trying to violate that rule, and also to make the best-looking names possible. At least, ones which aren't confusing as to what they mean and seemingly contradictory with the rest of the standards for nomenclature.
However, this logic is broken at Tier 2 and that results on rather weird names! First of all, Universe level+ comes after High Universe level, which is something that wouldn't happen elsewhere, then we have an entire tier dedicated for "Low" multiverse level with a subsection that has no Low although it is its Low version, and then we have an entire tier which is a "+", with a "High" modifier within a "+".
I hope this isn't considered an attempt to dismantle the tiering system, but I'd like to suggest better names. They go like this:
3-A = Universe level
High 3-A = Infinite Universe level (since that's basically what it is)
2-C as a whole = Multi-universal
Low 2-C = Universal continuum level/Complete universe level/Universal brane level/Timeline level (This one is the most confusing one, but it's still better than have a tier be a plus) OR "Low multi-universal level"
2-C = Multi-universal level/Multi-universe level/Multiple universes level
2-C+ (exactly 1000 universes) = Multi-universal level+/Multiple Universes level+
2-B = Multiverse level (no changes to that)
2-A = Infinite Multiverse level (Since that's basically all it's about)
High 2-A = High Infinite Multiverse level/Uncountably Infinite Multiverse level (Since that's basically what it's about)
And... that's basically it. What do you people think? I tried my best not to, uh, look like I'm trying to violate that rule, and also to make the best-looking names possible. At least, ones which aren't confusing as to what they mean and seemingly contradictory with the rest of the standards for nomenclature.