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Higher-Dimensional Hax
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"And run of the mill mindhax user can only hax on scales they've shown able to."
Yes. I agree
"Anything far greater (like say a cosmic entity infinitely greater than them whose existence the user cannot fathom) does them in because they potency of hax."
I disagree with this one. I believe taht cosmic entity has to first show resistence to said hax on that character's scale. If not they should be affected.
"The better route is to go that the mindhax user has to prove it'd work. Not that the cosmic entity has to prove it wouldn't. Like how Aku has to prove he'd survive Galactus. Not that Galactus has to prove he'd kill Aku without Jack's sword."
I just think, "This character A has shown hax that works to x scale and character B hasn't shown resistence to said at x scale so it should work on them" is a valid argument.
Honestly this thing comes down two sides:
Higher Dimensional Characters shouldn't be affected by hax of lower dimensionally characters unless said character has shown to be able to affect Higher Dimensional Characters.
vs.
A character can only resist hax that it has shown resistence to in respects to scale. Being a higher dimension shouldn't automatically give you resistance to a hax. You must show resitence to said hax at that scale first.
I cosign the latter. Others the former. And that's just going to be a difference in opinions tbh.
I have nothing against you either. I'm not offended at all. I wouldn't be on here if I got my jimmies rustled by such a converstations. It's all good here. We can close this. I conclude.
Yes. I agree
"Anything far greater (like say a cosmic entity infinitely greater than them whose existence the user cannot fathom) does them in because they potency of hax."
I disagree with this one. I believe taht cosmic entity has to first show resistence to said hax on that character's scale. If not they should be affected.
"The better route is to go that the mindhax user has to prove it'd work. Not that the cosmic entity has to prove it wouldn't. Like how Aku has to prove he'd survive Galactus. Not that Galactus has to prove he'd kill Aku without Jack's sword."
I just think, "This character A has shown hax that works to x scale and character B hasn't shown resistence to said at x scale so it should work on them" is a valid argument.
Honestly this thing comes down two sides:
Higher Dimensional Characters shouldn't be affected by hax of lower dimensionally characters unless said character has shown to be able to affect Higher Dimensional Characters.
vs.
A character can only resist hax that it has shown resistence to in respects to scale. Being a higher dimension shouldn't automatically give you resistance to a hax. You must show resitence to said hax at that scale first.
I cosign the latter. Others the former. And that's just going to be a difference in opinions tbh.
I have nothing against you either. I'm not offended at all. I wouldn't be on here if I got my jimmies rustled by such a converstations. It's all good here. We can close this. I conclude.
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