- 1,280
- 1,123
Like, this tier nowadays is hardly (if ever) used, and it's also kind of redundant to begin with.
What I mean is, the Tiering System page itself says that a Tier -1 character can be as powerful as a Tier ∞ character.
Isn't the whole point of a higher tier that it's objectively above something of a lower tier than it? Why, then, is this separation made?
In fact, why separate them in the first place? It's kind of awkward to have wanked versions of established fictional characters in one tier and put deliberately overpowered fan/original characters in another tier when they can be put on a similar playing field, so to speak.
So, my suggestion is that Tier -1 and Tier ∞ be merged into a "catch-all" tier for beyond omnipotent characters, whether it be an official character being absurdly wanked or an unofficial character whose only purpose is to be obscenely powerful.
What I mean is, the Tiering System page itself says that a Tier -1 character can be as powerful as a Tier ∞ character.
Isn't the whole point of a higher tier that it's objectively above something of a lower tier than it? Why, then, is this separation made?
In fact, why separate them in the first place? It's kind of awkward to have wanked versions of established fictional characters in one tier and put deliberately overpowered fan/original characters in another tier when they can be put on a similar playing field, so to speak.
So, my suggestion is that Tier -1 and Tier ∞ be merged into a "catch-all" tier for beyond omnipotent characters, whether it be an official character being absurdly wanked or an unofficial character whose only purpose is to be obscenely powerful.
