Astral_Trinity439
He/Him- 4,516
- 6,714
So... We're all familiar with how most characters get immeasurable speed; via movement in time, to the past or future.
And well, that's fine and all, but that's the "more detailed version" of this rating. The basic/simplified rating is:
And this got me thinking, I'm sure we have a lot of ways to prevent NFL and things like 'moving in timeless Voids/transcending time isn't immeasurable speed by default', but what if someone's literally stayed to do just the bolded part of the definition, except for the absense of the word "linear". Or, what if someone's said to be able to "move in a state unboud from the flow of time"?
Jot cuz of some ability but becuase of their state of being.
Do we treat it as, like, immeasurable speed, or just some sort of resistance or something else?
And well, that's fine and all, but that's the "more detailed version" of this rating. The basic/simplified rating is:
Immeasurable (Movement unbound from the flow of linear time, which cannot be measured. Given that S = D/T, if T is undefined, the speed formula cannot be applied. This is the same reason why multiple temporal dimensions also grant immeasurable speed. For further information, see the "Further Explanations"-section below)
And this got me thinking, I'm sure we have a lot of ways to prevent NFL and things like 'moving in timeless Voids/transcending time isn't immeasurable speed by default', but what if someone's literally stayed to do just the bolded part of the definition, except for the absense of the word "linear". Or, what if someone's said to be able to "move in a state unboud from the flow of time"?
Jot cuz of some ability but becuase of their state of being.
Do we treat it as, like, immeasurable speed, or just some sort of resistance or something else?