God of War Lifting Strength

[GilverTheProtoAngelo]

Immeasurable is only if you hold up universal space-times.

Does World Pillar and Atlas do that??
Yes, yes they do.
Without both of them. The dimensions crash into each other revert everything to Chaos.
Chaos being timeless void.
Thus Time itself is being lifted up.

so yes.

 

[Aetheric Pariah]

I'm fine with infinite. Immeasurable talks about higher dimensional beings and such.

 

[GilverTheProtoAngelo]

Infinite strength in relation to 3-dimensional entities, equated to
higher-order beings on greater planes of existence and/or
higher-dimensional beings when portrayed as qualitatively superior.

Unless our wiki started treating time as irrelevant or 4D isn't Higher D anymore, I don't see why this isn't Immeasurable LS.

Ita Objectively Accurate.
Holding low2C/2C structures on your head is pretty common way of Immeasurable rating.

 

[Elizhaa]

Going on the current keys in context as they are At least High 3-A, likely Low 2-C to 2-C, I think the lifting strength would be At least Infinite, likely Immeasurable. I do agree with Qawsedf234's points on the justifications being more explicit in the powerscaling.

 

[GilverTheProtoAngelo]

I am fine with that too.
Untill such time as we get rid of High3A.

 

[Aetheric Pariah]

Atlas: At least Infinite (Easily held up an infinite universe on his shoulders for nearly 20 years), likely Immeasurable (The Greek Reality in God of War was shown to contain numerous universe-sized dimensions bordering the main universe, such as Thanatos's Domain of Death, which predates even the Titans themselves, Nyx’s parallel dimension of eternal night, and Morpheus's Dream Realm, which had its own flow of time)

Hercules: At least Infinite (As in the original myths, Hercules held up the infinite universe so Atlas could retrieve the apples of Hera. He was also able to match Kratos in push and pull, and threw him hard enough to temporarily knock him out) likely Immeasurable (The Greek Reality in God of War was shown to contain numerous universe-sized dimensions bordering the main universe, such as Thanatos's Domain of Death, which predates even the Titans themselves, Nyx’s parallel dimension of eternal night, and Morpheus's Dream Realm, which had its own flow of time)

This seem good?

 

[GilverTheProtoAngelo]

Nice

 

[Hellbeast]

And the fact it says so in the novel. This is all already on the profiles lol. The hercules feat has been on the profile since 2019.

It shouldn't then
You're acting as if we can't revise stuff on the profiles if it doesn't make sense and an infinite GOW Universe doesn't make any sense

Atlas: At least Infinite (Easily held up an infinite universe on his shoulders for nearly 20 years), likely Immeasurable (The Greek Reality in God of War was shown to contain numerous universe-sized dimensions bordering the main universe, such as Thanatos's Domain of Death, which predates even the Titans themselves, Nyx’s parallel dimension of eternal night, and Morpheus's Dream Realm, which had its own flow of time)

Hercules: At least Infinite (As in the original myths, Hercules held up the infinite universe so Atlas could retrieve the apples of Hera. He was also able to match Kratos in push and pull, and threw him hard enough to temporarily knock him out) likely Immeasurable (The Greek Reality in God of War was shown to contain numerous universe-sized dimensions bordering the main universe, such as Thanatos's Domain of Death, which predates even the Titans themselves, Nyx’s parallel dimension of eternal night, and Morpheus's Dream Realm, which had its own flow of time)

This seem good?

It's a bit wordy tbh but it works
Why are we saying Atlas (and the Pillar IG) are also sustaining stuff like the Domain of Death and Nyx's realm?
IIRC the Lost World website implies the Titans made the Pillar and those realms should predate them

I guess this clears it up.

It doesn't; the novel specifically references Hercules holding up the heavens which is something his Greek counterpart Herakles does.
Atlas is holding the earth and you could argue that extends to the "heavenly" universe but this also ignores that there's no mention of Atlas ever moving from his penance outside of what we believe.

I'm not saying he can't do it via scaling; I just think the reasons we use to come to that conclusion are wrong

 

[Aetheric Pariah]

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