Abu2411
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Hi everyone,
I'm making this thread because the reasoning for Alien X's Infinite attack speed does not make much sense to me.
Firstly, our Speed page states that Infinite speed requires lots of evidence:
"When evaluating speed feats resulting in infinite speed a high amount of scrutiny should be applied. Speed feats of this nature frequently turn out to be Outliers and statements regarding infinity are prone to be Hyperbole. One should consider whether it is more plausible and consistent to assume that the abilities creating infinite distance or zero time were resisted, circumvented or nullified instead, or if Teleportation or similar were employed. Filling or lightning up infinite-sized realms must require substantial amounts of evidence. But if the intent for the infinite-sized realm is clear and repeatedly hammered in multiple times, then there's no reason to assume otherwise and it should be acceptable."
It requires "substantial amounts of evidence" to get Infinite speed, which Alien X does not seem to have. Looking at past threads (thanks to Reiner for linking me up with one) it appears that the basis for Alien X's attack speed comes solely from assuming he moved galaxies across the infinite universe, however this alone is not enough. As you know, an infinite universe does not mean that the contents of that universe have an infinite distance between each other, nor can we assume that Alien X moved these galaxies an infinite distance since there is nothing to suggest that. In fact, looking back at the feat itself, most of the universe is created pretty much instantly after the first few galaxies were made.
In summary, Alien X's feat seems more likely to be a simple Creation feat rather than one which can apply to his attack speed. However, assuming he did move those galaxies then using the old Massively FTL+ calculation Firestorm808 did would be good.
Agree: @LuffyRuffy46307
Disagree (3|18): @Firestorm808, @omegabronic, @Reiner, @RaveeCPN, @Lord_Farquaad69420, @Marshadow29, @Georredannea15, @Lovemovies14, @Maitreya, @ImmortalDread, @Artorimachi_Meteoraft, @MARVEL_Future_Fight_Gamer, @GilverTheProtoAngelo, @Vasco, @Robo, @Aachintya31, @Rakih_Elyan, @DemonicDude, @Lonkitt, @Quantu, @Maverick_Zero_X
Neutral (1|1): @DarkDragonMedeus, @BestMGQScalerEver
I'm making this thread because the reasoning for Alien X's Infinite attack speed does not make much sense to me.
Firstly, our Speed page states that Infinite speed requires lots of evidence:
"When evaluating speed feats resulting in infinite speed a high amount of scrutiny should be applied. Speed feats of this nature frequently turn out to be Outliers and statements regarding infinity are prone to be Hyperbole. One should consider whether it is more plausible and consistent to assume that the abilities creating infinite distance or zero time were resisted, circumvented or nullified instead, or if Teleportation or similar were employed. Filling or lightning up infinite-sized realms must require substantial amounts of evidence. But if the intent for the infinite-sized realm is clear and repeatedly hammered in multiple times, then there's no reason to assume otherwise and it should be acceptable."
It requires "substantial amounts of evidence" to get Infinite speed, which Alien X does not seem to have. Looking at past threads (thanks to Reiner for linking me up with one) it appears that the basis for Alien X's attack speed comes solely from assuming he moved galaxies across the infinite universe, however this alone is not enough. As you know, an infinite universe does not mean that the contents of that universe have an infinite distance between each other, nor can we assume that Alien X moved these galaxies an infinite distance since there is nothing to suggest that. In fact, looking back at the feat itself, most of the universe is created pretty much instantly after the first few galaxies were made.
In summary, Alien X's feat seems more likely to be a simple Creation feat rather than one which can apply to his attack speed. However, assuming he did move those galaxies then using the old Massively FTL+ calculation Firestorm808 did would be good.
Agree: @LuffyRuffy46307
Disagree (3|18): @Firestorm808, @omegabronic, @Reiner, @RaveeCPN, @Lord_Farquaad69420, @Marshadow29, @Georredannea15, @Lovemovies14, @Maitreya, @ImmortalDread, @Artorimachi_Meteoraft, @MARVEL_Future_Fight_Gamer, @GilverTheProtoAngelo, @Vasco, @Robo, @Aachintya31, @Rakih_Elyan, @DemonicDude, @Lonkitt, @Quantu, @Maverick_Zero_X
Neutral (1|1): @DarkDragonMedeus, @BestMGQScalerEver
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