I see.
Aight.
Sure.
This looks fine, but the first scan says Frost of Judecca was removed using some sort of specific method. Is there more context on that? Just wanna make sure it's actually a resistance and not power null of some kind.
It wouldn't be layered, no. Increasing the power of your hax doesn't translate into a layer unless it can overcome someone's resistance to that ability.
I don't think so, but considering other individuals without time countermeasures in place couldn't even think, let alone act at all under any form of Time Stop, so even being able to break out of it shows resistance, and not being able to break out of Ainz's Time Stop proves superiority to Frost of Judecca.
Makes sense, thanks for responding
I would like to add that i think this should only apply to abilities given via his Racial levels, such as his Despair Auras, if not only his Despair Auras until further information is given. That is the only instance so far of the Staff enhancing his abilities to such a degree to overcome resistances, and it was done with his Despair Aura, and as a secondary bit of evidence to it, there's multiple mentions of the Staff being designed and made for Ainz specifically, which would potentially imply that focus on his Racial Skills, as they are the more intrinsic part of his character build, moreso than regular spells that anyone can learn, anyway.
TBF, I wasn't thinking when I typed that, but really it should enhance his Undead shit like his instant kills due to him having Racial buffs to those
Yeah, either or is fair
I took everything from the PDF link and put it in a imgur link. It should work now.
The GG world states that the 12 divine steps is a language hierarchy and magic won't manifest unless it's structured properly, meaning stuff like invalid access chords are considered bypassing the resistance so hypothetically a 1 step barrier would resist any 1 step magic that's not a one step dispell but any step 2 magic with bypass and resist any form 1 step magic their access chords would be considered invalid.
This is an instance where it shows that, if the magic stat is the same rank/level, then the character would resist the mind shenanigans.
Where it shows that if the stat is below the mc, it gets nullified. If not, then the effect is completely ignored.
Where it shows that if the level of magic is three or greater, then the peeps wouldn't be able to notice the invisibility regardless if the mc makes attention to himself. IIRC there was a scene where invisibility didn't work on someone because their magic stat was higher, but I have to check the chapters later.
Higher intervals exist in magic, a chord with higher pitches/intervals are going to be more advanced by default but also going to be more potent than the latter due to intervals being differences in pitch.
ok, you got Cosmic Barriers that have considerably heavy chords "something of a 4th" not even Servants can tear down the barrier even though they can tear down Master ghost barriers easier than sol even after having his magic optimized to take out capture units. also the barriers are confirmed to have layers.
in comparison to the cosmic barriers the servants can be considered lower stepped like a Third.
Can you check out Overlord's stuff or is Fuji's assessment 100% good?
Okay, went ahead and did a direct thing
Added to Ainz's profile, my edits good?
I'm literally showing that lower cards have no effect whatsoever while the protection of an higher number is active, thus a layered resistance, which was the concern you brought up before in the first place.
So idk how exactly they want it, but I can at least tell you this shouldn't be it. The lack of consistency is a little oof. First of all, you have the Layer count for Time Stop halfway into the justification where Time Stop is mentioned, but then you start the Death Manip justification with the Layer count. I am aware this is prob cause the Death Manip doesn't mention the Despair Aura so there's not an easy place to put it like with the direct mention of "Time Stop", but at that point just add in a mention of Despair Aura among the listed Death manip hax. Then, you have the Layer explanation for the Time Stop in parenthesis, but then have the explanation for the Death Manip Layers in a bracket, but only the explanation for which Death Manip counts for it and not the Layer count, which you've already attempted to establish in Time Stop as putting the Layer count in its own little system, so it makes it very odd to look at.
The reason I did it in brackets for Time Stop was cause not all of Ainz's time manipulation is layered, I suppose I could throw it at the start and say "for Time Stop" though, and just be more consistent like that, in fact finishing that edit before I even post this
Shouldn't a CRT should be made since this is controversial
May I ask why? Again, the cards are confirmed to grant this sort of stuff to the characters while they're active, so this comes off as overly nitpicky and focusing on stuff that wasn't the main argument. We don't need a verse to flat-out say the word "resistance" if the overall events lean there.
