Immeasurable VS Infinite VS Omnipresence Speed

[Botchede]

As a general rule of thumb, which one of these is considered the "fastest" speed classification out of all 3 and which one is considered the "slowest"?

 

[Zamasu_Chan]

Immeasurable is the fastest and omnipresent is the slowest.

 

[Antoniofer]

Omnipresence is the better one, cuz at difference from the other two, its already there. Thinking about, infinite and immeasurable are kinda similar, the only difference is that infinite speed do not allows someone to time travel/dimension shift.

 

[Celestial_Pegasus]

Omnipresence>immesurable>infinite.

Last i remember, difference between omnipresence and immeasurable, isn't massive, but omnipresence is better, while difference between infinite and immeasurable is infinite.

 

[Eficiente]

Omnipresence is not a type of speed at all, it's just a state of existence. Omnipresence is there for the same reasons that we let things like "Regenerationn makes them hard to kill" and "x power(s) ignore durability" in durability and AP respectively.

Reading what we have about Immeasurable and Infinite speed should clarify which one is faster.

 

[MrDrProfessorPatricio]

Basically what Eficiente said. Immeasurable>Infinite speed based on travel speed otherwise they're kind of the same

 

[TheUnshakableOne]

Omnipresence varies. like someone being Omnirpresent in all the current space but not omnipresent through a temporal means

but an Omnipresent ebing that is existing throughout past, present, and future would be be > just Non-temporal Spatial Omnipresence


i heard someone say that an Infinite Speed Character and probably keep up (depending on the feats of the Omnipresent character) with a Spatial (non-Temporal) omnipresent character

but immeasurable speed character can probably keep up (again depending on context) with a Temporal + Spatial omnipresent character..


hopefully i phrased that right..

 

[Eficiente]

Unfortunately, the 2 admins above me are wrong.

Someone with omnipresence who lacks infinite speed is not going to keep up with someone with infinite speed. Someone with omnipresence and infinite speed isn't going to keep with someone with immesurable speed. And someone with omnipresence and immesurable speed is just going to be even with someone who just has immesurable speed but isn't inside of them.

 

[Antoniofer]

If you want something as reference aside from our pages, here is Omnipresence, Immeasurable Speed and Infinite Speed (just take a look at the definition, you can ignore the users if you wish).

 

[Antoniofer]

Welp, when someone say Omnipresence I'm assuming it at least cover conventional space and time, although technically not "faster" in the conventional way, is everywhere and always without the need of moving. A Nigh Omnipresent is another story.

 

[Sorari]

Always hated that "infinite speed" is below "immesurable speed" because just because something is beyond the means of measurement doesn't necessarily mean its infinite. But if the speed of something is infinite then it's beyond the means of measurement.

The term "irrelevant" being rated high (as opposed to low) is also a bit of a misnomier. Because irrelevant is a dismissive term. "Your ideas on the matter are irrelevant," isn't a praise, in fact it's an rejection of their worth.

Basically it should be: Infinite speed > immeasurable speed >> irrelevant speed (but for some reason it's reversed).

 

[Zamasu_Chan]

Infinite > immeasurable? ( -_•) HHHMMMMMMMM?!

 

[Omegas03]

What advantage does Omnipresence have on Immeasurable if we consider both are in the same plane? (both 5D for example).

 

[Antoniofer]

That the omnipresent do not need to move, its already there; that without counting stuff like prescience and intangibility.

 

[Sorari]

Infinite > immeasurable? ( -_•) HHHMMMMMMMM?!

The thing with immeasurable is that there are things in the universe that scientifically aren't measurable (this is not merely a limitation in technology) in this case consider Planck Time Unit (tP) which is = 5.4e-44 seconds.

So if you moved a certain distance D under a tP it litterally couldn't be scientifically measured, hence it would be immeasurable (even though it's technically D/tP) it wouldn't be infinite though.

 

[Zamasu_Chan]

So what do you suggest be proposed?

 

[DarkDragonMedeus]

Omnipresence is more of a size or state of being than it is speed. And there's different levels of Omnipresence; like being omnipresent on a 3-dimensional scale is definitely below Immeasurable. There's also characters who are Omnipresent across a single universe, but some Immeasurable speed characters can also travel to other universes. It's heavily case by case. If someone was Omnipresent across an infinite number of universes while the Immeasurable speed character was simply able to travel them for instance, I would say Omnipresence is overall better in that regard.

 

[Sorari]

So what do you suggest be proposed?

Nothing, because pretty much every high-tier profile would have to be changed, and there's no way anyone would agree to that.

 

[Antoniofer]

Welp, by definition, if there isn't a place that the character do not cover by its Omnipresence, then simply is not Omnipresence, but rather Nigh Omnipresence.

And yes, technically true, anyone that perform an action below a planck time unit have Immeasurable in speed, however, that would apply with the SoL, anything above would be Infinite/Immeasurable, as it already falls under quantum mechanics.

 

[Botchede]

If you want something as reference aside from our pages, here is Omnipresence, Immeasurable Speed and Infinite Speed (just take a look at the definition, you can ignore the users if you wish).

Got it now. Thanks for the help!