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If someone can mark the person to give their final opinion and we can apply the updates soon
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not really. the qualifier there is to show that the entity in question is completely independent from the layers or dimensions in the setting. u gotta prove that this entity is completely transcendent over any number of dimensions. what you showed here is just a R-F relation which is just adds a layer or a single dimension to it. it is not 1-A without any more contextBut true CoD is based on being 1-A, as it says on the Tier explanation page, it's possible to be 1-A without having infinite dimensions, as long as such a character serves as a background for your verse, and CoD is literally that, a void of non-existence that transcends all concepts with all existence existing within it
Not really no. Saying it transcends all concepts is not enough, you would need to explicitly prove that it transcends these specific things, not just say it does. Also even if it does do all that, transcending infinite dimensional space grants only Low 1-A, not 1-A.Yeah but CoD is mentioned directly transcending all concepts, this would include space, time, dimension, duality, existence itself, because these are all concepts and must be included in "all concepts" even a Hilbert Space (infinite dimensional space) is just a concept in our reality, apart from that the Rift is mentioned superimposing any spatial, temporal and dimensional coordinates
Cartesian coordinates - Math Insight
Illustration of Cartesian coordinates in two and three dimensions.mathinsight.org
dude that's NLF. by using the same argument you could easily say that they're beyond tier 0 since theoretically there's a concept for that. you need specific statements that say the entity in question is beyond the concept of dimensions entirely. just vaguely saying that they transcend all concepts is not enoughYeah but CoD is mentioned directly transcending all concepts, this would include space, time, dimension, duality, existence itself, because these are all concepts and must be included in "all concepts" even a Hilbert Space (infinite dimensional space) is just a concept in our reality, apart from that the Rift is mentioned superimposing any spatial, temporal and dimensional coordinates
Cartesian coordinates - Math Insight
Illustration of Cartesian coordinates in two and three dimensions.mathinsight.org
Pretty sure everyone looked at the scans together (because this is a cosmology thread, we need to link everything together) and the conclusion everyone seems to get is all of this together does not come close to 1-A.you are taking the scans individually instead of linking them all, CoD is beyond all concepts because all existence exists within it like a dream, even realms beyond concepts of space-time, dimensions beyond coordinates and the ocean of Chaos that from origin to existence and non-existence
This part here does talk about the concepts of time and space not applying to the Invisible World, but not applying =/= transcending.more than trivial things that can be created or ignored, it is said that chaos/invisible world exists beyond any and all forms of concept of space and time and form, that it is also mentioned in Light's official level of FFXIII-2 when Lightning makes the distinction between Valhalla and the multiverse:
that was changed a few months ago. you can still use spatiotemporal transcendence to prove 1-A tho.literally one of the requirements to be 1-A on this wikia is to be beyond space-time concepts, several verses are classified at this level because of this sweep.
why isn't it working? you didn't even give arguments, as i said before, literally the whole FF verse exists inside her like a dream, same concepts and even Valhalla, she's almost like DC's primal monitor or marvel's Oblivion
Yeah but it's like I said before, the scan of Valhalla not having concepts of space and time is an additional information from Ultimania to say that transcending the space-time mentioned in the game refers precisely to the concepts (which is also mentioned in the Light Novel), so if you join both scans it would look like this: "Valhalla exists beyond space and time, where these concepts don't exist there"If i got everything right, it's more or less:
Universe (4D) < Chaos (5D) < Rift (6D) < Valhalla (7D)
So it's baseline 1C.
This part here does talk about the concepts of time and space not applying to the Invisible World, but not applying =/= transcending.
1C is good, 1A isn't IMO.
Nice we are making progress, but I still think we need the opinion of someone responsible for the Tier systemthat was changed a few months ago. you can still use spatiotemporal transcendence to prove 1-A tho.
OhhhYeah but it's like I said before, the scan of Valhalla not having concepts of space and time is an additional information from Ultimania to say that transcending the space-time mentioned in the game refers precisely to the concepts (which is also mentioned in the Light Novel), so if you join both scans it would look like this: "Valhalla exists beyond space and time, where these concepts don't exist there"
Not forgetting that Valhalla is the last level before reaching the Void so it must necessarily transcend all the levels mentioned before
Ehhh, there is this:It's low 1C.
For Arceus, the very concept of Space and Time are alternate personalities of His Manifestation
So it's beyond dimensional existence. The concept in itself is irrelevant to his being
Oh you mean the Distortion World?
Tbh, the evidence given here is better than for Arceus.There are points in this thread was used long ago and while I'm not saying they're being used out of context and stretching it here, it was a a big problem in that ancient thread. Back then, I don't recall having seen anyone calling that out but even the stretched points still wasn't enough to get accepted. So, if you want to get this through, spend more time and effort to back up your arguments because it's going to be very difficult.
it's really hard when no one makes a convincing argument other than those who go against the wiki system itself.There are points in this thread was used long ago and while I'm not saying they're being used out of context and stretching it here, it was a a big problem in that ancient thread. Back then, I don't recall having seen anyone calling that out but even the stretched points still wasn't enough to get accepted. So, if you want to get this through, spend more time and effort to back up your arguments because it's going to be very difficult.
TrueBK98 you missed this?If i got everything right, it's more or less:
Universe (4D) < Chaos (5D) < Rift (6D) < Valhalla (7D)
So it's baseline 1C.
This part here does talk about the concepts of time and space not applying to the Invisible World, but not applying =/= transcending.
1C is good, 1A isn't IMO.
Lots of links broke for me so I can’t say how true or wrong that is.TrueBK98 you missed this?
@DarkDragonMedeusBased on what I remember Ultima saying on other threads, "Beyond" simply means outside by default and not quite above. So it's still vague for it to be Low 1-C let alone 1-A. Also, it just says beyond dimensions, there's no mention of it being above the "Entire Abstract concept of dimensions" unlike some of those whataboutisms. And Dimensions in this context clearly just means parallel universes, not spacio-temporal dimensions. Which makes it even harder to consider such a vague statement 1-A and it would still be Low 1-C at best even if literal. But it still needs to be considered that "Beyond" doesn't always mean above by default. Simply existing outside a 2-A sized multiverse could warrant them being above baseline 2-A, and also could warrant Acausality type 4, but it is not Low 1-C without further depth.