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As far as I'm aware, "at most" does not exist as a concept on here, so tell me if I'm wrong. But basically, I think this would clear up a lot of feats where a character seems to scale but, by the depiction being made, isn't entirely equal to the other person.
As an example of what I mean, the vampires in the Blade movies are clearly Supersonic . Blade can fight these same vampires, yet he is clearly struggling and obviously below them. Blade doesn't even seem capable of dodging bullets. So he isn't Supersonic, and he isn't "possibly Supersonic" either. So this would leave us at "At most Supersonic, likely lower."
Another example of this can be seen in Super Smash Bros. Most of ROB's feats rest around Tier 8 to Tier 7. Yet he can defeat someone who is allegedly capable of destroying an island . The Tier 6 opponent is portrayed as significantly stronger and more durable than ROB, but you can still hurt him. So ROB clearly isn't "possibly Island level", nor is he simply City level. Therefore, "At most Island level, likely lower."
Now, obviously outliers still exist. Spider-Man isn't going to be "at most Dwarf Star level" for hurting Hulk , nor would Zelda be "at most Continent level" in durability for being knocked unconscious by a casual backhand from Ganondorf. But someone like Batman could be "at most Hypersonic" for barely reacting to a speedster (note: I don't know how fast that speedster is I'm just using it as an example).
As an example of what I mean, the vampires in the Blade movies are clearly Supersonic . Blade can fight these same vampires, yet he is clearly struggling and obviously below them. Blade doesn't even seem capable of dodging bullets. So he isn't Supersonic, and he isn't "possibly Supersonic" either. So this would leave us at "At most Supersonic, likely lower."
Another example of this can be seen in Super Smash Bros. Most of ROB's feats rest around Tier 8 to Tier 7. Yet he can defeat someone who is allegedly capable of destroying an island . The Tier 6 opponent is portrayed as significantly stronger and more durable than ROB, but you can still hurt him. So ROB clearly isn't "possibly Island level", nor is he simply City level. Therefore, "At most Island level, likely lower."
Now, obviously outliers still exist. Spider-Man isn't going to be "at most Dwarf Star level" for hurting Hulk , nor would Zelda be "at most Continent level" in durability for being knocked unconscious by a casual backhand from Ganondorf. But someone like Batman could be "at most Hypersonic" for barely reacting to a speedster (note: I don't know how fast that speedster is I'm just using it as an example).
