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I agree with this as a general statement, but am not certain either way about this instance. It depends on how much evidence there is that this is valid.Assaltwaffle said:@Kep
Sorry my dude. You're my friend, but in this you're just wrong. If we allowed infinite speed for a single timeless Void feat we'd have Infinite speed RuneScape, infinite speed Divinity, infinite speed Dragon Ball Super (Zen'O moving in erased voids and the Void in the ToP), and many more.
This stuff must be consistent and have supporting evidence.
Can you give a reason beyond "Too much work?"The Everlasting said:"That being said, yes, this thread proves we need another since our standards are not clear enough on the speed page."
We really, really don't.
Characters who showcase the ability to move freely and naturally in a timeless void may qualify for an infinite speed rating so long as it is not an Outlier, case of Plot-Induced Stupidity, or Inconsistency. Furthermore, the void should be clarified as timeless by statements or showings, and should consistently operate, or be described to operate, in such a fashion. Such feats will have to be very carefully evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Originating from a void can be used to support the rating. However, this does not automatically make a character infinite in speed. In addition, lacking such an origin is not a justification to disqualify a character from the rating. Official statements can also be applied as long as the description is clear or clarified. |