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We are?The real cal howard said:I don't doubt he can ignore other 4D skills, just that (as usual for MB), people are treating it as a much bigger deal than it is.
how? he has shown feats of nullifying 4D skills, so why in gods name is him nullifying lower order attacks a NLF? I am not talking about a different kind of ability that he has not interacted with. Keep in mind that his abilities treat hax and AP as the sameOgbunabali said:Because it's NLF to assume that.
Just because you didn't get burned by the surface of the sun doesn't mean that you won't get burned by planck temperature. Just because he nulled a single hax != he can null everything in existence.
Would you kindly go into a bit more detail?The real cal howard said:I don't doubt he can ignore other 4D skills, just that (as usual for MB), people are treating it as a much bigger deal than it is.
You literally claimed that in your own sentence.Iapitus The Impaler said:snip
Things were always based always based on feats whether someone like me it or not. I abided by this principle for some of my favorite characters.Iapitus The Impaler said:Elizhaa, with all due respect, its rather trite to say that things are based on feats. We all know this.
I'm also not sure what you point is to begin with, because when someone shows feats of nullifying 4D skills, and by the own verses mechanics he can ignore skills (and for our purposes, things that equalize to them), I don't really understand what about that isn't supported by feats, and why you would falsely assume that he cannot nullify other 4D skills.
One Iihiko Shishime's has never to nullify all supernatural powers especially like those on the wiki like Soul Manipulation so the points would applicable for what he not has showned. Other abilities that he shown to null I fine for whatever higher D hax that he caps at all.Paul Frank said:The powernull note is saying, say for instance a character nullifies all supernatural powers up to high 1-C. That character can be assumed to null anything considered supernatural up to high 1-C even if they haven't shown to be able to nullify a particular supernatural power, but they can't be assumed to nullify 1-B supernatural powers.
good thenPaChi2 said:"Note: Because of the NLF nature of his ability, we don't assume that he can just nullify every single ability and any type of AP. Rather he can just nullify hax, AP and their potency, of that which he has displayed."
I dont agree with part of this note since pretty much every PN user is assumed to null everything unless the opponent has resistance to PN.
You're misunderstanding, the note isnt saying a powernull user can only null things they have been shown to null. It's saying they can't null things of a higher potency than they have been shown to null. I.e someone with 1-B powernull can null anything up to and including their level for instance but anything above them is when it starts becoming nlf.Elizhaa said:One Iihiko Shishime's has never to nullify all supernatural powers especially like those on the wiki like Soul Manipulation so the points would applicable for what he not has showned. Other abilities that he shown to null I fine for whatever higher D hax that he caps at all.
But you quoted Iihiko's specific note?PaChi2 said:"The type of null"? I thought I made it clear in my comment that Im referring to those omni-nullificators and no specific ones.
That depends on how their null works. And there was a thread about it that it doesn't work like that.PaChi2 said:Its the first part's wording what I disagree with because that's not how I have seen PN being treated at all. You nullify everything, GG.
What? When?The real cal howard said:@Iapetus. Because people are treating it as he's nullifying a tier 2 hax as opposed to a 4-D hax. Massive difference.
Resistance is intresically relevant but user is assumed to null everything they shown can null though as all Power Nullification abilities are not equal. The page was reworked by @Promestein for the NLF addition. A recent thread about the NLF part was brought for revision and the NLF part stayed: Thread:3053730PaChi2 said:"Note: Because of the NLF nature of his ability, we don't assume that he can just nullify every single ability and any type of AP. Rather he can just nullify hax, AP and their potency, of that which he has displayed."
I dont agree with part of this note since pretty much every PN user is assumed to null everything unless the opponent has resistance to PN.
Well ugh (that's what you may think for now, hehe). But im pretty sure Kumagawa wouldn't count as "small scale" given that he can erase time. Part of a low 2-C feat. Wouldn't that have the same potency as High 3-A, due to being 4D but not universal potency (since AF is universal in range). If it were 4D but universal in potency it'd be Low 2-C.DontTalkDT said:But to be serious, we treat small scale spacetime abilities as hax, meaning exactly that we don't scale stuff to High 3-A potency from them.
And Kumagawa's ability is small scale.
Yeah, this point is true. @Ultima Reality's was going to make a staff thread on the topic but we got to wait for a while.Andytrenom said:@Fire I should point out that part of tiering system explanation where it's stated that 4-D power should always be superior to 3-D power is something most agreed to have revised.
What's the point then? It just becomes Low 2-C. Also less than universal in range or potency?Andytrenom said:High 3-A for less than universal 4-D is supposed to be removed
Hey! This is still correct!The real cal howard said:I don't doubt he can ignore other 4D skills, just that (as usual for Pokémon), people are treating it as a much bigger deal than it is.