Exactly how are "countless" statements treated?

[AlipheeseXIV]

So I see in this thread, that countless universe's are treated as 2B and generally a relatively ridiculous number. As verbatim stated by DarkDragonMedeus, "it's still finite, but a huge number than cannot properly be counted. Saying millions or billions or trillions is lowballing it." Now the thread was made back in 2023, so I am unaware if the standards regarding this have been changed or otherwise revised. Secondly, would this interpretation of "countless" extend to things beyond tier 2 and into tier 1 as well?

 

[KLOL506]

Nothing beyond 2B (For the number of spacetime continuums) or 1B (for the number of dimensions involved if talked about in a hierarchical manner).

Only "endless", "limitless", "unending" and "infinite" statements grant you 2-A or High 1-B (Or Low 1-A if you're dealing with uncountable infinites or "Every possible dimension/direction).

 

[AlipheeseXIV]

Nothing beyond 2B (For the number of spacetime continuums) or 1B (for the number of dimensions involved if talked about in a hierarchical manner).

Only "endless", "limitless", "unending" and "infinite" statements grant you 2-A or High 1-B (Or Low 1-A if you're dealing with uncountable infinites or "Every possible dimension/direction).

That makes perfect sense, just wanted to make sure this interpretation was still used with our current standards. A question then, for something like 1B how would you go about rating countless dimensions to a character's HDE? Wouldn't this be a troublesome or impossible task since you wouldn't be able to outline exactly how many dimensions these characters would be made up of/embody?

 

[KLOL506]

We put that up as "countless" too.

 

[Arency]

We put that up as "countless" too.

What about "bajillion", it's 2-B or 2-A?

 

[SomaKing13]

What about "bajillion", it's 2-B or 2-A?

Technically that's still a number, and as hence not necessarily countless

 

[Arency]

Technically that's still a number, and as hence not necessarily countless

So that's 2-B?

 

[AlipheeseXIV]

So that's 2-B?

Yes, if you look at the tier 2 page and go to 2-B you see this "Characters or objects that can significantly affect, create and/or destroy larger multiverses composed of 1001 to any higher finite amount of separate space-time continuums." anything above 1001 to an impossibly high number like countless falls into the tier up until around infinite where it then becomes 2-A