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Is this enough for a 2-C or a Low 2-C AP? Or is it just hax
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The character does not affect the universe itself. impresses with physics manip
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he doesn't even know the scene
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The character is changing the laws of physics in the universe and this is said to be a threat to the universe just hax
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of course
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Yep this is hax
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Influencing the universe significantly is not the same as influencing the laws of the universe.
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Not a threat to the universe, but a threat to the order of the universe. If I saw your character do an attack that would damage the universe with his ability, I
would agree with you.
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Actually, this is something that confused me a bit.
On a footnote for Low 2-C, it says:
"Significantly affect" is here used as an umbrella term for feats that don't involve direct creation or destruction but are comparable to them in power, such as warping and distorting the entirety of the structure in question, sustaining its existence with one's own, etc"
So by the footnote, any universe+ scale feat would be straight Low 2-C; whether by hax or not.
This is just something that confused me a bit and I think it needs a bit more clarification.
On a footnote for Low 2-C, it says:
"Significantly affect" is here used as an umbrella term for feats that don't involve direct creation or destruction but are comparable to them in power, such as warping and distorting the entirety of the structure in question, sustaining its existence with one's own, etc"
So by the footnote, any universe+ scale feat would be straight Low 2-C; whether by hax or not.
This is just something that confused me a bit and I think it needs a bit more clarification.
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Yes, so by the footnote...
If the feat affects the universe on a Low 2-C scale, then it is straight Low 2-C, hax or not.
But don't take it from me. This is LITERALLY stated on the system page.
If the feat affects the universe on a Low 2-C scale, then it is straight Low 2-C, hax or not.
But don't take it from me. This is LITERALLY stated on the system page.
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I spoke to the crt owner. There is nowhere to indicate that the character is influencing or threatening the universe
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No, but the technology does.
So by that footnote, the technology would be straight Low 2-C
The tier of the character is irrelevant as they are not the one directly doing the feat
So by that footnote, the technology would be straight Low 2-C
The tier of the character is irrelevant as they are not the one directly doing the feat
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Yes, but according to the footnote, any feat that is Low 2-C in scale, hax or not, is straight Low 2-C. It doesn't just pertain to creation or destruction, but any feat on that scale; by this warping or distorting all spacetime or universal laws is enough to be Low 2-C.
So "Low 2-C with hax" is pretty redundant with that footnote
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