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Hax potency question

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I have been told by someone in glass realm that if you can affect infinite amount of something then your hax will be infinitely above baseline in case you can focus the hax on just one target?

Is this correct or not? If yes then how?
 
If you’re capable of bypassing the resistances of a large number of characters then channel the hax to be more potent against an individual, it should be stronger by default.
I know but affecting infinite number of targets doesn't translate to infinite baseline
 
that's not the point I'm making, affecting an infinite number of beings naturally immune to the hax casually, and focusing on the hax to affect one person to make it superior would make it stronger.
 
Sacrificing AoE for potency may be a thing (or vice-verse), although if the mindhax cover a certain area where it affected hundred of people, and then decides it tofocusing it into a single individual, that does not necessary mean the potency increased by hundreds of times; we generally can't determinate the potency in these cases beyond "is more powerful than before".
 
Makes sense to think of it as range, a grenade would kill targets the same way a bigger bomb would, were they inside area of effect. But I can see how quotes about putting all the weight o power meant for so many against one could change that.
 
I think it is more than obvious that it is only range.
 
Yea I also think like that but I was in discussion with Glass and he kept saying otherwise smh
 
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