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Is this a low-2C or 2-C?
- Thread starter Seventy96
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That's not actually true. At that point it would be 2-C look the creation trio use to scale like that after all.(from low 2-C to 2-C just cus the power gap was absurd)Akreious said:
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No A while back they scaled from each other. (The reason being that there heart beats and breathing substante a timeline and universe)DMB 1 said:
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Low 2-C. Also, multipliers do you not get you upgraded to 2-C. Even if you're infinitely above baseline Low 2-C you'd still be a Low 2-C.
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An 4D universe infinity^infinity would be infinitley above baseline 2-A,. A multiverse, is for all intents and purposes, an infinite number if universes combined. Therefore a universe infinitley bigger than an already infinite universe would be 2-A. It should logically contain infinite low 2-C scale universes.Akreious said:
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An 4D universe infinity^infinity would be infinitley above baseline 2-A,. A multiverse, is for all intents and purposes, an infinite number if universes combined. Therefore a universe infinitley bigger than an already infinite universe would be 2-A. It should logically contain infinite low 2-C scale universes.
No, it would still only be Low 2-C because it's one universe. 2-A is an infinite number of universes.
No, it would still only be Low 2-C because it's one universe. 2-A is an infinite number of universes.
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Yeah but how? Wouldn't an infinitley bigger than normal low 2-C universe be able to contain an infinite number?
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Because the distance between space-time continuums is unquantified. You don't jump tiers in tiers High 3-A or higher by using multipliers.Lightbuster30 said:
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I'm still not totally sure if I agree or not with this choice, because, while it excludes messy multipliers, it becomes weird when you go into the "infinitely above baseline" realm:
The whole "even infinite multipliers in Tier 2 wouldn't make someone 2-A because you can't measure the distance between universes with 3D distance" becomes weird when you take into a factor that adding 3.dimensional infinity to 4D power wouldn't change absolutely anything, and the character wouldn't really get any boost in power, so it would be more logical t assume that they would be talking about 4D power.
The whole "even infinite multipliers in Tier 2 wouldn't make someone 2-A because you can't measure the distance between universes with 3D distance" becomes weird when you take into a factor that adding 3.dimensional infinity to 4D power wouldn't change absolutely anything, and the character wouldn't really get any boost in power, so it would be more logical t assume that they would be talking about 4D power.
