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The title. Making this because I’ve been absent from the site for quite some time and this is new to me.
So it came to my attention recently that we treat Big Bangs as “non-physical” events since the Big Bang pretty much is just expanding space-time upon creation of whatever is getting created and it isn’t something that’s worth anything as far as tiering purposes are concerned. However, for “unnatural” big bangs, we treat them differently? At least, that’s what I’m being told based on the bolded here.
So, if I’m reading this note on the Big Bang page right, if an unnatural big bang causes the creation of expanded space-time, do we still not treat it as anything, besides creation because of the obvious creation feat component of this? Or do we treat this the same as a destructive attack and allow it to scale, even if it’s just creating X structure and not being used as destruction? If so, how come exactly?
Some clarification on this would be very appreciated as I can’t find a single most recent thread that addresses this matter to my limited knowledge and memory. The closest thread to this that I could find was this one here but it never got completed, and there were some pretty divided takes for this.
So it came to my attention recently that we treat Big Bangs as “non-physical” events since the Big Bang pretty much is just expanding space-time upon creation of whatever is getting created and it isn’t something that’s worth anything as far as tiering purposes are concerned. However, for “unnatural” big bangs, we treat them differently? At least, that’s what I’m being told based on the bolded here.
If it has generated a space-time expansion that creates an entire universal spacetime continuum from scratch, it is treated as Low 2-C. The difference between this and a 3-A Big Bang that also creates time being that the latter only creates a moment of a universe's time that will expand on its own after the Big Bang is over, therefore said Big Bang didn't create the length of time in the timeline, but kickstarted it from the beginning. Surviving a Low 2-C Big Bang isn't a Universe level+ feat in durability due to the non-physical nature of such an event. However, this ideally only applies to Big Bangs as natural events, instead of attacks with a destructive capacity independent of their size and tier.
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So, if I’m reading this note on the Big Bang page right, if an unnatural big bang causes the creation of expanded space-time, do we still not treat it as anything, besides creation because of the obvious creation feat component of this? Or do we treat this the same as a destructive attack and allow it to scale, even if it’s just creating X structure and not being used as destruction? If so, how come exactly?
Some clarification on this would be very appreciated as I can’t find a single most recent thread that addresses this matter to my limited knowledge and memory. The closest thread to this that I could find was this one here but it never got completed, and there were some pretty divided takes for this.
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