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I believes it is assumed at a point that a multivers has infinte universes (if I remember right) what is that point?
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Infinite universes
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What exactly do you mean?
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I remember hearing at a piont even if no one outright states theres infinte universes that it's considered that there are.Dragonmasterxyz said:
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I don't think we assume that.
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2-A Godman?Dragonmasterxyz said:
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I remember hearing it during discussions about undertale arkive sonic, and ben 10Dragonmasterxyz said:
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Depends on how large the multiverse is
If it's unknown size, at least 2-C
If it's thousands or more, 2-B
If it's infinite for one reason or another, 2-A
If it's M theory based, High 1-C
Etc.
If it's unknown size, at least 2-C
If it's thousands or more, 2-B
If it's infinite for one reason or another, 2-A
If it's M theory based, High 1-C
Etc.
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God-Man isn't 2-A though. His file says "many universes", not infinite universes.
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We don't assume this.
We assume that the Multiverse is as big as it is shown/stated to be. For example, Divinity is stated to have 3 universes at least. The Godwoke is 2-C. Undertale possibly has an unknown, yet far above 1,000, timeline Multiverse, so Chara is 2-B.
The only way you get infinite Multiverse Buster status is if your Multiverse has been stated to be infinite.
Even if the Multiverse runs on "each choice/different event leads to a different universe" logic, this still isn't infinite and is just extremely far into 2-B.
We assume that the Multiverse is as big as it is shown/stated to be. For example, Divinity is stated to have 3 universes at least. The Godwoke is 2-C. Undertale possibly has an unknown, yet far above 1,000, timeline Multiverse, so Chara is 2-B.
The only way you get infinite Multiverse Buster status is if your Multiverse has been stated to be infinite.
Even if the Multiverse runs on "each choice/different event leads to a different universe" logic, this still isn't infinite and is just extremely far into 2-B.
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For example, it's stated in myst that "the great tree" (the multiverse) has "branches that grow without end", hence making Yahvo 2-A.
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Odd i don't remember it always working like that.Assaltwaffle said:
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You missed the joke. The guy was asking if a multiverse it auto 2-A if not specified how many verses. I used GM as an example to joke.Dragonmasterxyz said:
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@Darkmon
Yep. Always was and will be like this. It isn't really safe to assume anything else. Out of curiosity, why do you think it is odd?
Yep. Always was and will be like this. It isn't really safe to assume anything else. Out of curiosity, why do you think it is odd?
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Because I do remember people bringing it up several times a relatively long time ago.Assaltwaffle said:
